Gmina Bielawy

Gmina Bielawy is a rural administrative unit in Łowicz County in central Poland that encompasses several small villages and settlements. The area consists of agricultural landscapes and smaller communities linked through local governance structures.

The territory was historically part of the Łęczyca Voivodeship and later connected to the Greater Poland Province during the 16th century. This administrative lineage shaped the region's development over subsequent centuries.

The church dedicated to the Visitation of the Holy Virgin Mary serves as the spiritual heart of the community and reflects the religious traditions rooted in this rural area. Locals gather here for services and celebrations that mark the rhythm of village life.

Visitors can reach the municipality via connected roads to neighboring areas like Bedlno, Domaniewice, and Łowicz. The rural location requires some planning to visit local points of interest and services efficiently.

The municipality comprises several settlements with individual names such as Bielawska Wieś, Bogumin, Borów, and Stary Waliszew, each with its own local character. This scattered pattern reflects how rural areas in Poland are often organized into distinct smaller communities.

Location: Łowicz County

Capital city: Bielawy

Elevation above the sea: 99 m

Shares border with: Gmina Bedlno, Gmina Domaniewice, Gmina Głowno, Gmina Łowicz, Gmina Piątek, Gmina Zduny

GPS coordinates: 52.06667,19.65000

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:06