Zawidów

Zawidow extends across 6.07 square kilometers at an elevation of 245 meters above sea level in southwestern Poland near the Czech border.

The settlement received its town rights in 1369 and endured multiple fires throughout its existence, including major incidents in 1427, 1433, 1469, 1769, and 1834.

The town maintains two historical church bells that were taken during World War II and are now preserved in churches in Stuttgart and Ulm, Germany.

Located 14 kilometers from Zgorzelec and 139 kilometers west of Wroclaw, the municipality provides direct access to cross-border transportation routes.

The population density reaches 701.6 inhabitants per square kilometer, making it a concentrated settlement within the Lower Silesian Voivodeship region.

Location: Zgorzelec County

Elevation above the sea: 245 m

Shares border with: Černousy, Habartice, Gmina Sulików, Gmina Zgorzelec

Website: https://zawidow.eu

GPS coordinates: 51.02615,15.06238

Latest update: March 10, 2025 20:19