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Szczecinek: Lake Trzesiecko
Lake Trzesiecko in Szczecinek, Pol.
Szczecinek
Poland
Also known as: Neustettin
Szczecinek, city, Zachodniopomorskie województwo (province), northwestern Poland. Originally a Slavic tribal stronghold, it received town rights from the duke of Pomerania in 1310. In the 17th century, Szczecinek was invaded by Brandenburg. Half of the city was destroyed during World War II.
Szczecinek is the commercial centre for the surrounding district; its industry includes dairying, lumber milling, and food processing. Located in a lakeland area, scenic environs and the harbour attract tourists, as do such sites as the Gothic St. Nicholas Church (16th century). Pop. (2011) 40,787.
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