Gmina Miastko

Gmina Miastko is an administrative municipality in the Pomeranian Voivodeship that combines the urban center of Miastko with surrounding rural villages and farmland. The territory extends across a broader region that includes residential areas, agricultural land, and smaller settlements organized around the main town.

The territory was reorganized in its current form following Poland's 1998 administrative reform, which restructured governance into three tiers across the country. The town of Miastko at its core has medieval roots and served as a significant local trading center throughout earlier centuries.

The municipality takes its name from the town of Miastko, which serves as its administrative center and shapes the rhythm of daily life in the area. Residents use the central squares and streets for shopping and meeting, creating the social fabric that binds together the urban and rural parts.

Visitors can access municipal services and information at the administrative office located in the town of Miastko during standard business hours. The area is best explored on weekdays when offices are fully operational and staff can provide local guidance.

The area carries multiple names reflecting its position at the crossroads of Central European cultures and languages. In German it is known as Rummelsburg and in Ukrainian as Ґміна Omfatt, remnants of connections that still echo in the character of the place.

Location: Bytów County

Shares border with: Gmina Biały Bór, Gmina Kępice, Gmina Koczała, Gmina Kołczygłowy, Gmina Lipnica, Gmina Polanów, Gmina Trzebielino, Gmina Tuchomie

Website: http://miastko.pl

GPS coordinates: 54.01667,16.98333

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:05