Ląd, Greater Poland Voivodeship, Village in Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland
Ląd is a village in Greater Poland and lies along the Voivodeship road 467 in west-central Poland. The settlement sits roughly 12 kilometers south of Słupca and over 70 kilometers east of Poznań.
A Cistercian monastery near Ląd was founded around 1150 and influenced the region for centuries. After various transformations under Prussian rule from 1793 onwards, the Salesians took over its management from 1921.
The village maintains traditional agricultural practices while contributing to the regional identity of Greater Poland through its preserved rural character.
The Voivodeship road 467 provides direct access to the village, and the A2 motorway connects it to larger cities in the region. Keep in mind that public transport options are limited in this rural area.
The population of Ląd consists of exactly 60 residents, making it one of the smallest documented communities in the Greater Poland Voivodeship.
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