Gmina Kołobrzeg
The rural commune ( gmina wiejska Polish ) Kolobrzeg is a rural municipality in the powiat Kołobrzeski in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship.
It covers an area of 145 km ² and has 10,255 inhabitants ( as of June 30, 2013). The city of Kolobrzeg even heard of Gmina not to, but forms a separate municipality.
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Geography
The rural municipality located southwest of the township Kolobrzeg. South of the village is Siemyśl, southeast and east Gościno Dygowo and Ustronie Morskie.
Community structure
The rural municipality comprises a total of 28 localities, which are assigned to 21 offices Schulz:
Soltysships:
- Błotnica ( Spie )
- Bogucino ( thin sheet )
- Bogusławiec ( Charlottenhof )
- Budzistowo ( Old Town)
- Drzonowo ( Drenow )
- Dźwirzyno ( Dźwirzyno )
- Grzybowo ( Gribow )
- Kądzielno ( Heinrichshof )
- Karcino ( Langenhagen)
- Korzystno (Alt Werder )
- Niekanin ( Necknin )
- Nowogardek ( Pomerania )
- Nowy Borek ( Neubork )
- Obroty ( Wobrow )
- Przećmino ( Prettmin )
- Rościęcino ( Ross Thin)
- Samowo ( zamów )
- Sarbia ( Zarben )
- Stary Borek ( Altbork )
- Stramnica (Alt Trammplatz )
- Zieleniewo ( Sellnow )
Other towns / settlements:
- Bezpraw ( Kautz mountain ) - Budzimskie (base coupler skating ) - Głowaczewo ( Papenhagen ) - Głąb ( Neumühl ) - Kopydłówko - Korzyścienko ( New Werder ) - Przylaski - Rogozina - Sieradowo - Sobiemierz ( Sophienhof ) - Świerszczewo ( long end ) - Wolka
In the field of community Kolobrzeg is also very near the Baltic sea Kamper (Polish: Jezioro Resko Przymorskie ), which is a popular recreational and fishing center.
Partner community
The Gmina maintains a partnership with the German community Ferdinandshof in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.