Kostrzyn

Kostrzyn is a town inside the Greater Poland Voivodeship inside the Poznan poviat, the seat of the city and rural commune of Kostrzyn. Located 21 km east of Poznan, 32 km from Gniezno, 27 km from Wrzesnia and 20 km from Sroda Wielkopolska. According to the census of December 31, 2017, the city had a population of 9,541, at the same time as in the Kostrzyn network there had been 17,722 human beings. The first written assets point out Kostrzyn within the years 1187 to 1193, while Opole was to exist here. On November 11, 1251 Premise I positioned the town in Kostrzyn on German law, modeled on Rogozno.

It is one of the oldest documented city locations in Wielkopolska, that's 2 years beforehand of Poznan. At that point, the foundations of the metropolis's urban format have been marked out with the marketplace and streets, and the municipal authorities were set up. The first head of Kostrzyn changed into Hermann. In 1218, the villages of Opole Kostrzyn included Jagodno, Sanniki, Rujsce, Gorka, Glinka, Koszuty, Kleszczewo and Czerlejno.