Gmina Masłów

Gmina Masłów encompasses 86.27 square kilometers of territory in south-central Poland, containing thirteen villages and settlements spread across the rural landscape.

The establishment of Gmina Masłów as an administrative unit occurred during the 1999 territorial reform, which restructured Poland into sixteen larger voivodeships.

The district maintains traditional rural governance structures while managing thirteen distinct communities, including Masłów, Barcza, and Wiśniówka, each with local customs.

The administrative center operates from the village of Masłów, located 9 kilometers east of Kielce, serving a population of approximately 9,595 residents.

The district borders six different administrative regions, including the city of Kielce and five other gminas, creating a complex network of local governance.

Location: Kielce County

Capital city: Masłów

Website: http://www.maslow.ug.gov.pl

Shares border with: Gmina Bodzentyn, Gmina Górno, Kielce, Gmina Łączna, Gmina Miedziana Góra, Gmina Zagnańsk

Website: http://maslow.ug.gov.pl

GPS coordinates: 50.90667,20.72639

Latest update: April 26, 2025 15:30