Kluczbork County

Kluczbork County spans across 852 square kilometers of varied terrain, encompassing four municipalities with Kluczbork serving as its administrative center.

The county emerged through Poland's territorial reforms, officially established in 1999 as part of broader administrative changes in the Opole Voivodeship region.

The region maintains strong connections between urban and rural communities through local markets, traditional festivals, and regular civic gatherings in its four municipalities.

The county operates under administrative level six designation, providing essential services to 70,704 residents through coordinated municipal offices in Kluczbork, Wołczyn, and Byczyna.

Each municipality within the county issues specific car registration plates beginning with OKL, distinguishing vehicles registered in this administrative territory.

Location: Opole Voivodeship

Inception: 1999

Capital city: Kluczbork

Shares border with: Olesno County, Opole County, Namysłów County, Kępno County, Wieruszów County

Website: http://powiatkluczborski.pl

GPS coordinates: 50.98333,18.21667

Latest update: March 16, 2025 03:35