Lubin city (Poland)

Lubin county, Dolnoslaskie vojvodship

Last modified: 2008-02-16 by jarig bakker
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• Lubin city flag
• Lubin city CoA

See also:

• Poland
• Polish municipal flags
• Dolno¶l±skie counties and communes
• Lubin county

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Lubin city flag

Lubin is c. 60 km northwest of Wroc³aw, in Lubin county. It was first mentioned in 1267. Lubin has an over 700-year-long history. The City covers 40.81 km². Lubin has a population of 82,400. Lubin is one of the warmest cities in Poland. Lubin avails of a city transportation control system based on the American Military NAVSTAR System. In 1997, Pope John Paul II became an Honorary Resident of Lubin. Hof, Bad-Ems and Böbligen are the names of Lubin's twin cities. Lubin is called the City of Polish Copper. The local KGHM Polska Mied¼ SA is the largest producer of copper in Europe and fifth largest in the world.
Jarig Bakker, 6 Sept 2000.

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Lubin city CoA

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