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Położenie, fot. Archiwum Nadleśnictwa Torzym
Położenie, fot. Archiwum Nadleśnictwa Torzym
Torzym Forest District is one of twenty forest districts of Regional Directorate of the State Forests in Zielona Góra and is located in Lubuskie province and is administered by three communes: Torzym, Sulęcin and Łagów. In the west it borders on Rzepin Forest District (RDSF Szczecin), east on Świebodzin Forest District.
The forest district includes forest complex owned by State Treasury located around Torzym - between Koryto (east) and Pniów (west). The area of the district is directly by a trunk road no. 2 (international road E-30). Through the area A-2 motorway will run in the future.
Surface area of the land comprises of three precincts: Gądków Wielki (7 671.72 ha), Torzym (7 524.90 ha) and Wystok (6 527.15 ha).
The area of Torzym Forest District is in the following counties:
1. Sulęcin
- commune and town of Torzym (21 234.40 ha)
- Sulęcin commune (180.75 ha)
2. Świebodzin
- Łagów commune (308.79 ha).
The forest district also manages non-forest lands (706.74 ha).
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NATURAL MONUMENTS
NATURAL MONUMENTS
Pomniki przyrody, fot. K Moroz
Natural monuments are single formations of living (animate) and non-living (inanimate) nature or their clumping with their special environmental, scientific, cultural, historic or landscape value and characterizing with individual features distinguishing them among other creatures, f.ex. monumental trees.
On the area of Torzym Forest District the following nature monuments as single and groups of trees exist; two surface monuments.
Nature monuments on the area of Torzym Forest District:
- 76 English oaks (including the avenue of 73 trees)
- 2 yews
Designed nature monuments:
- within Gądków Wielki precinct: 1 Scots pine, 7 English oaks, 1 European white elm, common hawthorn, 1 bald cypress
- within Torzym precinct: 3 Scots pines, 1 English oak, 1 sessile oak, 4 European beeches, 1 erratic boulder;
- within Wystok precinct: 3 Scots pines, 17 English oaks (including a group of 11 trees), 7 European beeches.
