zwarta

Zwarta is a village situated in Poland, known for its small population and rural character. Located within the administrative district of Gmina Kożuchów in Nowa Sól County, it is part of the Lubusz Voivodeship in western Poland. The village lies approximately 4 kilometers southwest of Kożuchów, 16 kilometers southwest of Nowa Sól, and 24 kilometers south of Zielona Góra, the regional capital.

The name "zwarta" in Polish translates to "tight" or "compact," although the specific origin of the village's name is not well-documented. Like many rural settlements in the region, zwarta features traditional Polish countryside architecture and a predominantly agricultural landscape. The local economy is primarily based on farming and small-scale local enterprises.

Historically, the area has been influenced by various regional powers, reflecting Poland's complex historical shifts, including periods of Polish, German, and regional rule. After World War II, the region was re-integrated into Poland following border changes agreed upon by the Allies.

Today, zwarta is considered a quiet, residential community that offers a glimpse into rural Polish life. It is characterized by its peaceful environment, with local traditions and community events typical of the Lubusz Voivodeship. Although small in size, zwarta contributes to the cultural and agricultural landscape of western Poland, maintaining its significance as a typical example of a Polish village within the region.