Gmina Stargard

Gmina Stargard is a rural municipality in northwestern Poland made up of numerous villages scattered across farmland and forests. The administrative center operates separately from the nearby city of Stargard, which lies outside the gmina's territorial boundaries.

The municipality received its current name in 2015 following an administrative reorganization of the region. This change reflected efforts to clarify the distinction between the rural gmina and the urban city.

The villages here preserve rural traditions and community celebrations rooted in agricultural life. Local people maintain customs passed down through generations that still shape how they gather and celebrate together.

The administrative center provides essential services to residents and visitors seeking local information. The best time to explore the villages is during warmer months when rural roads are most accessible and community events are more frequent.

Although named after the city of Stargard, that city lies completely outside the gmina's borders. This geographic quirk creates an interesting administrative situation where the rural area operates independently from its namesake urban center.

Location: Stargard County

Shares border with: Stargard, Gmina Dolice, Gmina Kobylanka, Gmina Marianowo, Gmina Stara Dąbrowa, Gmina Suchań, Gmina Goleniów, Gmina Maszewo, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Gmina Stare Czarnowo, Gmina Warnice

Website: http://gmina.stargard.pl

GPS coordinates: 53.33333,15.03333

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:04