Kędzierzyn-Koźle County, Administrative county in Opole Voivodeship, Poland
Kedzierzyn-Kozle County is an administrative area in Opole Voivodeship where the Oder River meets the Klodnica waterway. The county contains one city and five rural communities spread across its land.
The area went through major changes in 1975 when four communities merged together. It became officially established as a county in 1999 when Poland reorganized its local government system.
The region shows its connection to Polish heritage through medieval structures like the castle ruins from the 14th century in Koźle. These buildings reflect how the area developed over many generations.
The county has good connections to major Polish cities through five railway stations and the A4 motorway. A canal system also allows water transportation to nearby regions for those interested in exploring by boat.
The Montalembert Tower stands in this area as a 19th-century fortification that shows the engineering skill of that time period. This structure reveals how advanced construction techniques were used for defense back then.
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