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Łobez
Łobez
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Łobez (German: Labes) is a town in Pomerania, northwestern Poland.[1] It has 10,066 inhabitants (2019).[2] Situated on the Rega river, it is the capital of Łobez County in West Pomeranian Voivodeship.
| 1632 – Carsten Beleke |
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1809 – Johann Georg Falck
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| 1670 – Bernd Bublich |
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1823–1840 – Johann Friedrich Rosenow
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| 1700 – Paul Belecke |
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1842–1844 – Adolf Ludwig Ritter (privremeno)
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| 1702 – Theele |
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1844–1845 – Albert Wilhelm Rizky
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| 1723 – F. C. Hackebeck |
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1846–1852 – Heinich Ludwig Gotthilf Hasenjäger
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| 1734 – F. W. Weinholz |
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prije 1859. Hasenjaeger
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| 1736 – Schulze |
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1852–1864 – Carl Albert Alexander Schüz
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| 1732 – Hackenberken |
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1921 – Willi Kieckbeusch
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| 1745 – M. C. Frize |
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1945 – Hackelberg, Teofil Fiutowski, Stefan Nowak, Feliks Mielczarek
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| 1746 – Johann Friedrich Thym |
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1946 – Władysław Śmiełowski
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| 1752 – Johann Gottsried Severin |
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1948 – Tadeusz Klimski
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| 1753? – J. F. von Flige |
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1949 – Ignacy Łepkowski
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| 1757 – Johann Friedrich Thym |
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1972-1990 - Zbigniew Con
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| 1757 – Heller |
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1990–94 - Marek Romejko
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| 1767 – Gottlieb Timm |
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1994–1998 - Jan Szafran
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| 1775 – Johann Gottfried Severin |
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1998–2002 - Halina Szymańska
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| 1790 – Jahncke |
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2002–2006 - Marek Romejko
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| 1805 – Heinrich (?) Falck |
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2006–2014 - Ryszard Sola
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| 1806 – Zuther (drugi dan 1712) |
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2014 - Piotr Ćwikła
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| 1806 – Nemitz |
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