Gmina Miedźna, Administrative division in Pszczyna County, Poland.
Gmina Miedźna is a rural municipality in southern Poland that encompasses six settlements: Frydek, Gilowice, Góra, Grzawa, Miedźna, and Wola. Each settlement has its own character while the municipality functions as the administrative center for local services.
The area was first recorded in 1326 under the names Medzwna and Cuncendorf in historical documents. This early mention shows that the region has been inhabited and administratively organized for many centuries.
The municipality brings residents together through local gatherings and celebrations that reflect shared community values. These events create connections between the six settlements and strengthen bonds among neighbors.
Visitors and residents can access information about local services through the municipality's official website. The best time to experience the area is during local events when the community is more active and engaged.
The municipality maintains partnerships with cities in neighboring regions, showing how this rural area connects beyond its borders. These relationships allow for cultural exchange and mutual understanding between different communities.
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