Ziemia Lubuska (Lubuskie Province)
The mid-western part of Poland called Lubuskie Province was formed in 1998 from two former provinces: the Province of Gorzow and Zielonogorskie Province. The total area of the Province is 13,888 sq km and the population is 1,020,000 people. 65% of the people in Lubuskie Province live in towns. 45% of the land is covered by forests. The main routes connecting Eastern and Western Europe cross the land.

• Mapservers covering the whole country
  
• New Provinces of Poland - Poland's provinces pre and post 1999: comparisons
• Zielona Gora - click anywhere on map for large scale detail

• Interactive Map of Poland
• Aministrative map of Lubuskie Province

• Official site of the province
• Lubusz Voivodship
• Great Poland and Lubuskie
• Lubelskie voivodship
• Lubuski Naturalist Club

• Drawienski National Park
• Drawienski Park Narodowy
• Ujscie Warty National Park - the Warta River estuary where it flows into the Odra River
• Ujscie Warty National Park - map
• Ujscie Warty National Park

• The river Warta - the third largest river in Poland
• Warta
• Oder
• Notec
• Institution of Environmental Protection

• Gorzów Wielkopolski- the town's official site
• General Info and clickable images - from: Lexicon of Polish Cities
• Industry Alone is not Enough - an interview with the Mayor of Gorzow Wielkopolski

• Zielona Góra - brief introduction
• Zielona Góra - a Comfortable Place to Live
• Zielona Gora mapserver
• Neighbourhood of Zielona Góra - adjacent localities
• Zielona Góra, Serwis miejski - extensive but in Polish only
• Museums and Institutions
  • Lubuska Province Museum
• Colleges and Universities
  • Technical University of Zielona Góra

Gubin - 18,400 inhabitants
• Gubin
Kostrzyn - 17,000 inhabitants
• A page from the Panorama of Polish Cities
Lubniewice - 1,900 inhabitants
• The town and community of Lubniewice
Slubice - 17,000 inhabitants
• Kostrzyn-Slubice Special Economic Zone
Szprotawa - 14,000 inhabitants
• Szprotawa
Wschowa - 22,000 inhabitants
• Wschowa
• The town of Wschowa
• Culture and education of Wschowa
• Welcome to Wschowa
Zagan -40,700 inhabitants
• The town of Zagan
• The town of Zary online
• Museums and Institutions
  • Museum of Allied Prisoners of War Martyrdom in Zagan
Zary -38,100 inhabitants
• Zary - Capital of the Polish Lusatia Region
• Welcome to Zary, Poland

• The Lubuskie Military Museum

• Remembering and Forgetting as Modes of Survival - the manipulation of ethnicity across the River Oder