Stolec, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Rural village in Police County, Poland
Stolec is a small village in West Pomeranian Voivodeship, situated near the Polish-German border in the Police County area. The settlement sits in a flat rural landscape typical of northwestern Poland, with connections to larger nearby towns.
The village was historically known as Stolzenburg and maintained its character as a small settlement through various administrative changes. The area remained part of border regions between different powers in Eastern Europe for centuries.
The village preserves traditional Polish rural customs while accommodating modern community needs through local governance and regular social gatherings.
The village is best reached by car, as public transportation is limited and larger towns are several kilometers away. Visitors should expect basic amenities typical of a small rural settlement, with more services available in nearby Police or Szczecin.
The population distribution in Stolec shows an almost equal number of male and female inhabitants, with 114 men and 108 women recorded in 2021.
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