Kolbuszowa County

Kolbuszowa County is an administrative district in southeastern Poland that combines urban and rural areas within its boundaries. The territory is organized into six municipalities, with Kolbuszowa serving as the administrative center and agriculture forming the backbone of the local economy.

This administrative district took its current form in 1999 during a nationwide administrative reform in Poland. The reorganization was part of a broader effort to restructure the country's governmental divisions following major political changes.

The six municipalities within this administrative area maintain local celebrations and customs that shape daily life in the Subcarpathian region. Visitors can experience these traditions firsthand during community gatherings and seasonal festivities.

The area is surrounded by six neighboring counties and functions as an important junction point in the region. Visitors can find essential services and facilities in Kolbuszowa town, with good connections to nearby settlements and other regional centers.

This district sits at the crossroads of six neighboring counties and serves as a geographic bridge between different parts of southeastern Poland. Its central position makes it a natural hub for traveling through the broader region.

Location: Subcarpathian Voivodeship

Capital city: Kolbuszowa

Shares border with: Tarnobrzeg County, Stalowa Wola County, Nisko County, Rzeszów County, Ropczyce-Sędziszów County, Mielec County

Website: http://powiat.kolbuszowski.pl

GPS coordinates: 50.25000,21.76667

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:22