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Największa na Ziemi morena czołowa. Źródło: Informator Regionalnej Dyrekcji LP w Ziel. Górze
Żródło:www.borydolnoslaskie.org/
fot. Mariusz Grondys
fot. Mariusz Grondys
The Wymiarki Forest District is one of the twenty forest districts of the Regional Directorate of State Forests in Zielona Góra It is located in the South-West part of Lubuskie Province.
The western border of the Forest District is situated along the Polish border in line with the twenty-eight-kilometre-long stretch of the Lusatian Neisse River (Nysa Łużycka). The lands of the Forest District are located between 14º47'03" and 15º11'12" East longitude, and between 51º21'47" and 51º35'50" North latitude.
The territorial scope of the Wymiarki Forest District activity is 33187 ha. The Forest District manages lands located in two districts and seven communes.
Żary District, with the area of 22,836 ha (in communes such as: Trzebiel 2,210 ha, Lipinki Łużyckie 1,031 ha, Przewóz 17,832 ha, Żary 1,763 ha).
Żagań District, with the area of 10,351 ha (in communes such as: Iłowa 3,295 ha, Wymiarki 4,659 ha and the townof Gozdnica2,397 ha).
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FORESTS OF THE FOREST DISTRICT
FORESTS OF THE FOREST DISTRICT
Babrzysko pod wąwozem, fot. K.Polus
W uścisku, fot. K.Polus
"Światełko w tunelu", fot. K.Polus
"Światełko w tunelu" po raz drugi, fot. K.Polus
fot. Mariusz Grondys
fot. Mariusz Grondys
The Wymiarki Forest District is a district located on the outer edge of all 20 units of Regional Directorate of State Forests. Forests of the District are located in the Lower Silesian Wilderness (Bory Dolnośląskie), one of the largest forest complexes in the country.
The territorial scope of the Forest District is 33,187 ha. Its overall area is 23,947.58 ha, including the forest area of 23,011.77 ha. The forestation comprises 69.5%. There are 48 employees in the Forest District, 29 of them are filed workers.
The forests are dominated by even-aged pine monocultures. The average forest stand age is 54 years. The average forest stand growth rate is 6.65 m3/ha. The average abundance of forests stands has increased during the last decade to the current 219 m3/ha.
