MIASTO GDYNIA
Gdynia is a city with county rights in northern Poland, located in the Pomeranian Province, by the Baltic Sea. It is a part of Tricity (together with Gdansk and Sopot) and one of the cities forming the agglomeration of Gdansk with an area of 135 km2 and number of inhabitants reaching 250 thousand. Gdynia is a seaport.
CITY OF REDA
The city is located in the Pomeranian Province, in a picturesque valley of the Leba and Reda rivers, on the route from Gdansk to the Hel Peninsula. Its location, numerous building lands, existent and constantly developing infrastructure make it a great place for living and setting new companies.
CITY OF WEJHEROWO
A seat of the county, whose convenient location on Gdynia-Szczecin route and good connection with Tricity as well as tourist values and green areas make it a great place for living and running business.
CITY OF RUMIA
Situated in the Pomeranian Province, on the route from Gdansk to the Hel Peninsula, the city shares its southern border with Gdynia, northern border with Reda and eastern border with the Commune of Kosakowo
COMMUNE OF WEJHEROWO
The commune consists of rural areas surrounding Wejherowo. The most important units include the following villages: Bolszewo, Goscicino, Gora, Nowy Dwor Wejherowski, Gowino and Orle. The Commune of Wejherowo is home for over 1000 business entities with its oldest and biggest factory KLOSE – Furniture Company in Goscicino.
COMMUNE OF KOSAKOWO
The commune is located in the north-east part of the Pomeranian Province with a natural eastern border formed by a coastline of the Baltic Sea. It shares its southern and northern borders with urbanized parts of Gdynia and Rumia. Its former military airport was transformed into a new airport Gdynia-Kosakowo.
COMMUNE OF GNIEWINO
The commune is located in the Pomeranian Province in the county of Wejherowo. It has its seat in Gniewino. The commune is composed of 12 villages: Bychowo, Chynowie, Czymanowo, Gniewino, Kostkowo, Lisewo, Mierzynko, Mierzyno, Nadole, Perlino, Rybno, Tadzino. Gniewino is especially known for its tourist and leisure complex “Kashubian Eye” with the John Paul II Observation Tower.
COMMUNE OF LINIEWO
The commune is located in the Pomeranian Province in the County of Kościerzyna. The commune is composed of 15 villages: Chrosty Wysinskie, Chrztowo, Deka, Garczyn, Glodowo, Ilownica, Liniewo, Lubieszyn, Lubieszynek, Orle, Plachty, Stefanowo, Sobacz, Stary Wiec, Wysin. The commune constitutes 9,44% of the area of the country.