Iłża
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| Iłża | |
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| Basic Information | |
| Country | Poland |
| Voivodeship | Masovia |
| Powiat (County) | Rada miejska Iłży |
| Gmina (Commune) | Iłża |
| Urban Information | |
| Population | 5000 |
| Area of district | - km² |
| Founded | - |
| City rights | 1239 |
| Latitude Longitude |
51°10′0″ N 21°15′0″ E |
| Gmina Iłża | |
| Type of commune | - |
| Districts (No.) | - |
| Area | 15,83 km² |
| Agglomeration | - |
| Density | 327/km² |
| Area code | +48 48 |
| Postal code | - |
| Car plates | WR |
| Twin towns | - |
| Economy and Traffic | |
| Economy | - |
| Highway | - |
| Airport | - |
| Administration | |
| Mayor | Andrzej Moskwa |
| Municipal Address | - |
Iłża is a small town in Masovian Voivodeship, Poland. It is located at around . The Iłżanka River flows through the town. In 2004 Ilza had 5178 inhabitants. Atractions: - remains of the castle built in 1340 by bishop Jan Grot - the church dating back to 1326, nowadays baroque - jewish cementary from XIX century
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