Miastko

Miastko is a town located in Pomeranian Voivodeship, northern Poland. It is situated in the historic region of Pomerania, on the Studnica River. The town has a population of approximately 10,000 residents. Historically, Miastko has been a center for agriculture and forestry, with its surroundings characterized by forests and lakes.

The origins of Miastko date back to the medieval period. It was granted town rights in 1360. Over the centuries, the area has experienced various historical influences, including Polish and German rule, reflecting the complex history of the Pomeranian region. Following World War II, Miastko became part of Poland.

The town's economy today is primarily based on small-scale industry, services, and agriculture. Tourism plays a role, with visitors drawn to the natural beauty of the surrounding Kashubian Lake District, offering opportunities for hiking, cycling, and water sports. Miastko serves as a local administrative and service center for the surrounding rural area. The town's infrastructure includes educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and cultural amenities. Miastko maintains its character as a regional center within the broader Pomeranian landscape.