Established as a village quite recently, in 2011, Kępa Oborska whispers tales of a past intertwined with the broader narrative of the Masovian Voivodeship. Kępa Oborska sits within the Piaseczno district, nestled within the commune of Konstancin-Jeziorna. This places Kępa Oborska in the heart of the Urzecze ethnographic microregion, a place rich with unique traditions and cultural nuances. Imagine standing here, in Kępa Oborska, and dialing a number. You’d likely use the numbering zone 22, and the mail would arrive thanks to the postal code 05-520. If you spot a car with WPI on its license plate, it’s a local. Kępa Oborska, identified by the SIMC abbreviation 0003843, is officially part of the Konstancin-Jeziorna municipality. For those who navigate by coordinates, Kępa Oborska can be found at 52°07’38”N 21°09’33”E. Kępa Oborska carries a legacy from its time as part of the Warsaw Voivodeship between 1975 and 1998. While now administratively distinct, Kępa Oborska’s history remains connected to this larger region. This village, Kępa Oborska, holds a special place in Poland’s intricate tapestry of communities. It’s a testament to the enduring power of place and the stories whispered through generations.
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