Tczew County

Tczew County is an administrative district in northern Poland's Pomeranian Voivodeship. The area is shaped by the Vistula River and contains several towns alongside numerous rural communities.

The county received its current administrative shape through Polish government reforms in the late 1990s. These changes established new territorial boundaries and restructured local government throughout the region.

The county maintains local traditions through regular community events that reflect the area's connection to Pomeranian identity. People here keep alive traditional crafts and customs that mark their regional heritage.

The district is divided into several administrative sections, with the city of Tczew serving as the main administrative center. The river provides natural orientation, and multiple bridges connect different parts of the county.

Several historic bridges cross the river here and played a significant role during major moments in European history. These structures still shape the landscape today and remind visitors of the strategic importance this region once held.

Location: Pomeranian Voivodeship

Capital city: Tczew

Shares border with: Powiat gdański, Kwidzyn County, Malbork County, Starogard County, Powiat sztumski, Świecie County

Website: http://powiat.tczew.pl

GPS coordinates: 54.10000,18.71667

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:46