Kolobrzeg is a town on the coast of the Austral Sea in northwestern Polonias, within the Północne Voivodeship. It is the capital of Kołobrzeg Gmina and the Północne Voivodeship, and has a population of 390,231, making it the 4th largest city in Wieniec
Etymology
The name Kołobrzeg comes from the Old Wienieciankolu brzegu (meaning "near the sea").
History
In the 17th century Kolobreg was a tribal stronghold located within the Tkara Cheifdom and later part of the Aureg Confederation until its dissolution in 1637. Łobez was first mentioned in a document from 1601, according to a local cheif named Korko. After the integration of native lands into Polonias, most of the land in the city was granted to the Chruch. By 1701 Kolobreg received town rights. A castle was built in 1703, which was later converted into the Chruch of the Sacred Heart
