The Bialogard
Commune is located in the north-eastern part of the
Zachodniopomorskie Voivodeship, 30 km away from the Baltic Sea.
 The commune covers
an area of 32,792 ha, and its population is about 8,200 inhabitants.
The commune is
characterised by a wealth of flora and fauna. The diversity of the
environment, from marshes and meadows to forests and lakes, makes
this area unusually varied in terms of its natural advantages. Clean
rivers: the Parseta, Lisnica, Pokrzywnica, Mogilica and Topiel,
abounding in salmonid fish like trout and grayling, are an
unquestionable asset of the commune.
There are two lakes
within the area of the commune: Lake Byszyno, situated 12 km from the
town of Bialogard, by the road to Polczyn Zdroj, and Lake
Rybackie, which lies along the Przegonia-Tychowo route.
You must see this:
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Gorgeous palace in
Podwilcze dating from the 18th-19th century.
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Church of the
Elevation of the Lord’s Cross from the 18th-19th century, the spa
and forest park in Stanomino from the second half of the 19th
century.
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Mansion parks
and mansions from the 19th century in Komasowo (3a), Nasutowo (3b),
Laski (3c) and Rarwino (3d).
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19th century mansion
and a landscape and forest park from the turn of the 19th/20th
centuries in Nawino.
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Historical
Evangelical Lutheran cemetery from the second half of the 19th
century in Dargikowo.
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Lake Byszyno, 12 km
away from the town, by the road to Połczyn Zdrój.
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Half-timbered chuch from 1838 in
Białogórzynie.
Did you know that ...
In the village of
Pomianowo there is a mini-zoo run by Mr. and Mrs. Januszewski. You
can admire there, among other creatures, ostriches, Vietnamese pigs
and hairy Highland cows.
Białogard
Commune on the Internet:
www.gmina-bialogard.pl
www.powiat-bialogard.pl |
