Łubowo, Greater Poland Voivodeship

Łubowo ( German: Lubowo, 1875-1919, 1939-1945 Liepāja ) is a village and seat of the rural community in Poland. The place is located in the powiat Gnieźnieński the Wielkopolska Region.

Community

For the rural community Łubowo include 18 districts ( German name until 1919 and during World War II ) with a sołectwo ( mayor's office ):

  • Baranowo ( Baranowo )
  • Dziekanowice, east shore of Lake Lednica
  • Falkowo ( White Castle ), railway station
  • Imielno ( Imielno )
  • Imielenko
  • Lednogóra, the western shore of Lake Lednica remote station
  • Leśniewo ( Lesniewo )
  • Łubowo ( Lubowo, 1939-1945 Libau )
  • Myślęcin
  • Owieczki ( Owieczki )
  • Pierzyska, railway station
  • Rybitwy ( Rybitwy ), the western shore of Lake Lednica
  • Rzegnowo
  • Siemianowo ( Siemianowo )
  • Strychowo ( Strychowo )
  • Wierzyce ( Wierzyce )
  • Woźniki
  • Żydówko ( Zydowko )

Other villages in the municipality are Chwałkówko, MORACZEWO and Przyborowo.

Lednica

The parish includes the southern half of the lake Lednica and is the island Lednica (52 ° 31 ' 33 " N, 17 ° 22' 39" E ) 52.525817.3775. In the founding period of Poland under Mieszko I here there was an important administrative center. It is one of the possible locations of the baptism of Mieszko, with the Christianization of Poland began. The castle is also the first seat of the first bishop in Poland, Jordanes. The island with a castle rampart and wall remains today is the Muzeum Pierwszych Piastów ( " Museum of the First Piast "). Outlet of the lake is the Główna which opens into poses in the Warta.

Footnotes

  • Gmina in the Greater Poland Voivodeship
  • Place of Greater Poland Voivodeship
  • Powiat Gnieźnieński
  • Museum in Poland
  • Island ( Poland)
Voivodeship (Poland) Vehicle registration plates of Poland Jordan (Bishop of Poland)
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