Komprachcice

Komprachcice is a village located in the Opole Voivodeship in southern Poland. Administratively, it falls under the Opole County and is the seat of the rural gmina of Komprachcice. The village is situated in the historical region of Upper Silesia.

The origins of Komprachcice can be traced back to medieval times, though specific details of its early history are somewhat limited. Like much of Upper Silesia, it has experienced periods of German and Polish rule throughout its history. The name "Komprachcice" itself suggests Slavic roots.

In contemporary times, Komprachcice functions primarily as a residential area, benefiting from its proximity to the larger city of Opole. The surrounding landscape is typical of the Silesian lowlands, characterized by agricultural land and scattered forests. The local economy is supported by agriculture and increasingly by services and commuting to nearby urban centers.

The village has a parish church, which often serves as a central point for community life. Educational facilities, such as a primary school, are also present to serve the local population. Infrastructure in Komprachcice includes roads connecting it to neighboring communities and regional transport networks. The gmina of Komprachcice encompasses not only the village itself but also several smaller settlements, contributing to a broader rural administrative unit.