Gmina Bircza, Rural municipality in Przemyśl County, Poland
Gmina Bircza is a rural municipality in Przemyśl County, southeastern Poland, encompassing several villages and hamlets spread across the landscape. The administrative center operates from Bircza village and manages local affairs for the entire gmina.
Bircza received municipal rights in 1464, marking the beginning of organized administrative development in this region. This early charter established the settlement as an important local administrative center.
The territory includes multiple villages such as Borownica, Dobrzanka, and Jawornik Ruski, each maintaining distinct local traditions and community practices.
The administrative offices and local services are located in Bircza village, accessible by car from nearby towns. The gmina is best explored by vehicle since settlements are spread across the rural landscape.
The district maintains borders with eleven different gminas, creating an interconnected network of administrative regions in the Subcarpathian Voivodeship.
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