Gmina Giżycko
The Gmina Giżycko ( German rural community Lötzen ) is a rural municipality ( gmina wiejska ) in the powiat Giżycki. It belongs to the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship in the former East Prussia, which today is a part of Poland.
Seat of 289.76 square kilometer municipality with 7,671 inhabitants, the city Giżycko that is not a part of the community itself. The municipality includes 39 villages, bordering the city and the communities Giżycko Kętrzyn, Kruklanki, Miłki, Pozezdrze, Ryn, Węgorzewo and Wydminy.
Towns
For the rural community following districts ( historic / German name until 1945, see also List of German names of Polish cities ) include:
- Antonowo (until 1938 Antowen, then Anton village)
- Bogacko (until 1938 Bogatzko, then Rainfeld )
- Bogaczewo ( until 1927 Bogatzewen, then Reichensee )
- Bystry (1907 Good beasts, beasts 1939 )
- Doba
- Gajewo
- Grajwo (until 1938 Graywen, then Graiwen, or together with the present-day Cape Graiwen - Kampen )
- Guty
- Kamionki
- KAP (1907 Kampen, and from 1938 together with the present Grajwo Graiwen - Kampen )
- Kozin
- Kożuchy Wielkie
- Kruklin
- Pieczonki
- Pierkunowo
- Sołdany
- Spytkowo
- Sterławki Małe
- Sulimy
- Świdry
- Szczybały Giżyckie
- Upałty
- Upałty Małe
- Wilkaski
- Wilkasy
- Wronka
- Wrony
- Dziewiszewo
- Fuleda
- Gorazdowo
- Kalinowo
- Kożuchy Małe
- Nowe Sołdany
- Piękna Góra
- Sterławki Średnie
- Strzelce
- Wola Bogaczkowska
- Wrony Nowe
- Zielony Gaj