Łobez
Łobez is a town in West Pomeranian Voivodeship, northwestern Poland, situated on the Rega River. It is the administrative seat of Łobez County.
Pomerania: A historical region on the southern coast of the Baltic Sea, now divided among Germany and Poland. Łobez lies in the eastern part of this Baltic region.
Rega: A river in northwestern Poland that flows north into the Baltic Sea. The river runs through Łobez and shapes its local setting.
Łobez railway station: A railway station in Łobez, Poland, serving regional and long-distance rail services. The station connects the town with cities across northwestern Poland.
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Łobez: A Catholic church in Łobez, Poland, serving as a prominent local place of worship. Its historic architecture is a notable feature of the town center.
Duchy of Pomerania: A medieval and early modern state ruled by the House of Griffins in the southern Baltic region. Łobez’s medieval history unfolded within the Pomeranian duchies.
Łobez County: A county in West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland, centered on the town of Łobez. Łobez is the county’s administrative seat.
Łobez Town Hall: The municipal government building in Łobez, Poland. It is the seat of the town’s local administration.
Łobez Regional Museum: A local museum documenting the history and culture of Łobez and its surroundings. Its collections preserve local history across changing borders.
Brandenburg-Prussia: A composite European state that became the Kingdom of Prussia in 1701. The town came under Prussian rule as Pomerania passed to Brandenburg.
Resko: A town in West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland, on the Rega River. Resko is another town along the river north of Łobez.