Lubartów County

Lubartów County is an administrative district in Lublin Voivodeship containing thirteen gminas and several rural settlements across eastern Poland. The landscape consists mainly of agricultural areas and smaller urban centers, with Lubartów serving as the administrative seat.

The district's current structure emerged from administrative reforms in 1999 when boundaries were redrawn and administrative organs reorganized. This reorganization was part of a broader decentralization process in Poland following the end of communist rule.

The county is shaped by farming traditions and local markets where handcrafted goods from surrounding villages are sold. These products reflect the rural lifestyle and the connection between residents and the land.

The region is well connected by local transportation networks linking the administrative seat with neighboring municipalities and providing access to schools and hospitals. Visitors should note that public transit between smaller villages is less frequent and having personal transport can be helpful.

The district contains several protected natural areas where visitors can observe native plant species and animals in their natural surroundings. These reserves play an important role in preserving the rural biodiversity of the region.

Location: Lublin Voivodeship

Capital city: Lubartów

Shares border with: Parczew County, Łęczna County, Lublin County, Puławy County, Ryki County, Łuków County, Radzyń County

Website: http://powiatlubartowski.pl

GPS coordinates: 51.46667,22.60000

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:46