IÅ‚awa County
The powiat Iławski ( German Eylau ) is a powiat ( district ) in the southwestern part of the Polish Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. It is predominantly of the Powiats Ostróda ( German: Osterode ) ( German: Neustadt ) in the east and Nowe Miasto enclosed in the south and further encounters with small lobes at Elbląg ( Elbing German ) in the north and Działdowo ( Soldau ) in the southeast. In the West, the provincial border of Warmia and Mazury runs; Iława borders here mostly in Pomerania, in the southwest to a small extent also to Kujawy.
The district area includes large parts of the former West Prussian district Rosenberg i Westpr. and the western part of the former East Prussian district Morag. The city Lobau belonged until 1920 to the West Prussian District Neumark (West Prussia ) and was incorporated into the Polish state on 10 January 1920 as part of the Polish Corridor. The remaining territories belonged until 1945 to the Prussian province of East Prussia.
Communities
The district includes seven municipalities,
Two boroughs
- Ilawa ( German Eylau ): 32,508 inhabitants
- Lubawa ( Lobau ): 9,204 inhabitants
Three urban and rural communities
- Kisielice ( Frey town): 6,253 inhabitants, of whom 4,020 outside the urban area
- Susz (Rosenberg ): 12,899 inhabitants, of whom 7,266 outside the urban area
- Zalewo ( Saalfeld ): 7,015 inhabitants, of whom 4,837 outside the urban area
And two rural communities
- Iława: 11,495 inhabitants
- Lubawa: 10,288 inhabitants