Włoszczowa poviat - poviat in Poland, in Świętokrzyskie voivodship, created in 1999 as part of an administrative reform. His seat is Włoszczowa.
An administrative division
The poviat consists of:
urban-rural communes: Włoszczowa rural communes: Kluczewsko, Krasocin, Moskorzew, Radków, Secemin towns: Włoszczowa
The Włoszczowa Poviat borders with three poviats of the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship: Konecki, Kielce and Jędrzejów, with two poviats of the Śląskie Voivodeship: Zawierciański and Częstochowa, and one poviat of the Łódź Voivodeship: Radomsko. Municipalities
Population and area of communes as of October 2018 [2] [3] Commune Population AreaPOL Włoszczowa commune COA.svg Włoszczowa (including the city) 19 658 (10 096) 254.61 km² (30.30 km²) Krasocin commune coat of arms. svg Krasocin 10 751 192.79 km²POL Kluczewsko commune COA.svg Kluczewsko 5 300 136.87 km² Commune secemin herb.svg Secemin 4 891 162.60 km²POL Moskorzew commune COA 1.svg Moskorzew 2 814 72.89 km²POL Radków commune (Włoszczowa poviat) COA.svg Radków 2,487 88.10 km² Total 45,901,907.86 km² Transport
The routes of 1 national road and 4 voivodeship roads run through the area of the Włoszczowa poviat:
National road No. 78 from Chmielnik to Chałupki runs through the commune of Moskorzew. The provincial road No. 786 from Częstochowa to Kielce runs through the municipalities of Secemin, Włoszczowa, Krasocin and through the city of Włoszczowa. The provincial road No. 742 from Przygłów near Piotrków Trybunalski to Nagłowice runs through the municipalities of Kluczewsko and Włoszczowa. and through the city of Włoszczowa Voivodeship road No. 785 from Ciężkowice to Włoszczowa runs through the commune and town of Włoszczowa Voivodeship road No. 795 from Secemin to Szczekociny runs through the commune of Secemin
The national road 78 crosses outside the poviat with the provincial road 742 (in Nagłowice) and the provincial road 795 (in Szczekociny).
The provincial roads 786, 785 and 742 intersect in the area of the city of Włoszczowa
The provincial roads 786 and 795 intersect with each other in Secemin
Worth seeing
in Włoszczowa
Historical monuments
In the village you can see [6] [7]:
Traces of an early medieval stronghold (St. John of Nepomuk's Mound) from the 12th-13th centuries. It was probably a conical settlement with a defensive tower. At a distance of a few meters from the base of the mound, traces of a moat can be seen. On its top there is a figure of Saint John of Nepomuk (hence the name of the mound) made in the Baroque style. Remains of defensive assumptions after the defensive court of Szafraniec (Old Horse coat of arms) from the 16th century. Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the 17th century, extended in the 19th century. Inside, a baroque painting of the Mother of God with St. Joachim and Józef from the mid-17th century. Built on a cross plan. The body of the temple was built in the mid-seventeenth century. The smaller tower - the so-called The "signature" comes from 1874. A large tower (bell tower with a clock) was erected around 1896 as a votive offering funded by the survivors of the cholera epidemic. All Saints Chapel built in 1786-1788 by Ewa Małachowska, the wife of Mikołaj Małachowski (17th century parish cm.) In the Classicist style. Figurines of St. Florian from the first half of the 19th century in the Market Square and from the 18th century at ul. Kusociński. In the place of the latter, until the mid-17th century, there was a larch parish church of St. James. Primary School No. 1 (building from 1922). During the Nazi occupation, the school building housed a military hospital. The urban layout of the city center from the 16th century
outside Włoszczowa
just fields