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The Walim Commune is located in the Central Sudetes at the foot of the Góry Sowie Mountains and in the picturesque valley of the Walimka River, south-east from Wałbrzych. It extends over approximately 79 square kilometres. The highest point of the commune is the Wielka Sowa peak, at the elevation of 1015 meters above sea level. The Bystrzyca River is the most important watercourse that crosses the area.
The Mieroszów Commune owes its uniqueness to its fascinating and often stormy, history. The peculiar location at the meeting point of Polish, Czech and German influences sculpted the most important historical events and set the development trends of the region.
The health resort developed at the turn of the 18th century, after the discovery of mineral springs at the feet of Kobiela. Prior to that, in the lower parts of the today’s town – in the Bystrzyca valley and along natural routes leading to Kłodzko, Świdnica and Wałbrzych – farmsteads were built by loggers, carpenters, hunters, cattle and swine farmers as well as people of other farming and crafting professions.