Gmina Człopa

The Gmina Człopa (municipality Schloppe ) is a city and rural community in the Polish West Pomeranian Voivodeship. Headquarters is the place Człopa. The municipality covers an area of ​​250 km ² with a population of 5031.

Geography

The municipality is located in the south of the powiat Walęcki ( circle German crown), which lies in the southeast of West Pomeranian Voivodeship.

Through the municipal area, the River Człopica pulls ( Mill Stream ), which originates near the city Człopa and after 29 kilometers in the drawa ( Drage ) opens.

Traffic

The municipal area is accessible through two major roads:

• Country road 22 Kostrzyn nad Odra ( Kuestrin ) / Germany to Grzechotki ( Rehfeld ) / Russia ( former German imperial street 1 of Aachen Berlin to Königsberg ( Prussia ) and continue to Eydtkau )
• Province road 177 Czaplinek ( Tempelburg ) about Mirosławiec ( Mirosławiec ) to Wieleń ( Filehne ).

The rest of the community area is accessible through side roads and country lanes.

A rail link no longer exists since the end of the 20th century. 1899 and thereafter, the railroad cross - Schloppe - German crown had been created. Now operated as a line 412 nor by the Polish state railway route has been shut down.

Community structure

For urban and rural community Człopa include - in addition to the main town Człopa - following Soltysships and other localities:

• Czaplice ( Grams Thal )
• Krąpiel ( Krumpohl )
• Nałęcze (formerly belonging to Schloppe )
• Orzen (formerly belonging to Schloppe )

• Podgórze (formerly belonging to Schloppe )
• Podlesie (formerly belonging to Schloppe )
• Zwierz (formerly belonging to Schloppe )

• Drzonowo ZR (Good Drahnow )

• Dłusko ( Grams Walde )
• Jagoda (formerly belonging to Zützer )

• Rybakówka (formerly belonging to Schloppe )

• Brzezniak ( Birkholz )
• Miradź ( Green Mountain )

• Jelenie ( Bußberg )
• Pustelnia ( Salmer Teerofen )

• Trzcinno (formerly belonging to Niekosken )

• Deer's Róg ( DYPE / Düpe )