Frysztak

Frysztak ( German Freistadt) is a village in Poland, 17 km north-west of Krosno. It belongs to the powiat Strzyżowski, Subcarpathian Voivodeship. Frysztak owned from 1267 to 1932 the city rights. From 1772-1914 it belonged to the circle Jasło, tax district Frysztak in the province of Galicia.

Attractions

  • The parish church was since its inception in 1927 rebuilt several times.
  • Führerbunker in Stepina
  • The wooden church ( 1672) in Gogołów
  • The wooden church (18th century) in Lubla 1782

Community

The rural community (population: 10 645 ) consists of Frysztak and 14 Schulz offices:

  • Chytrówka,
  • Cieszyna,
  • Frysztak, ( German: Freistadt)
  • Glinik Dolny, ( German: Lower Gleinig
  • Glinik Gorny, ( German: Upper Gleinig
  • Glinik Sredni, ( German means Gleinig
  • Gogołów,
  • Huta Gogołowska,
  • Kobyle,
  • Lubla,
  • Pułanki,
  • Stepina,
  • Twierdza,

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Ludwik de Laveaux (1891-1969), Polish general

See also

  • Forest German
Voivodeship (Poland) Vehicle registration plates of Poland Gmina
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