The village of Polski Izvor is situated in south-eastern Bulgaria, within easy access to the town of Kameno (15 km) and just 10 km away from the centre of our famous sea resort Burgas. Some of the neighbouring villages are Trastikovo, Bratovo and Cherni Vrah.
The village of Polski Izvor belongs to Kameno municipality, Burgas region.
The Kameno municipality is situated on an area of 354.7 sq. km in the fertile Burgas Lowland. Its administrative centre - the town of Kameno - is 20 km eastwards of the district centre Burgas.
Kameno was first mentioned in Ottoman documents from 250 years ago under the name Kayali. That name was preserved up to 1934.
There was a large farm in the settlement during the Ottoman rule, in which mostly Bulgarian stockbreeders worked. Bulgarian merchants and farmers bought the lands belonging to the farm after the National Liberation. Many Bulgarians from the villages of Stara Zagora region settled here. Kameno was proclaimed a town in 1974.
The territory is situated in the plain part of Southeastern Bulgaria, along the lower stream of the Aitoska River. Its altitude is from 20 to 45 metres above sea level.
The Burgas Lowland, where the Kameno municipality is situated, is a separate climatic region in the Black Sea Climatic Sub-Area in the system of the Continental-and Mediterranean Climatic Area. Long and soft summers and small quantities of summer precipitation are typical of the region.
 The more substantial water arteries in the municipality are the Aitoska River, the Rousokastrenska River, the Chekarliiska River, etc. Their total length is 45 km. The small dams and water basins are 27 in number. The area of the rivers is 420 decares, of the dam lakes, water basins and canals - 5123 decares, of the lakes - 2715 decares, of the swamps and bogs - 679 decares, and of the fishponds - 340 decares.
The protected area Кoriyata, which is an English elm forest with an area of 150 decares, is situated near the town of Kameno, along the Aitoska River.
The municipality consists of 13 settlements: the municipal centre - the town of Kameno - and the villages of Krastina, Vinarsko, Vratitsa, Troyanovo, Zhelyazovo, Rousokastro, Livada, Trastikovo, Konstantinovo, Polski Izvor, Cherni Vrah and Svoboda.
The Burgas region is one of the most developed regions in the Republic of Bulgaria. It is the second largest in area (next to the Sofia region) and the fourth populated region of the country.
The geo-strategically situation of the region is a factor of national importance well acknowledged by several countries in Europe, Asia and Africa. Here goes the crossing of both traditional and new built axes of economical and political interests as follows: Europe-Near East-Asia; Europe-Middle East-Asia; Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Western Europe.
Burgas region is an important "Entrance/Exit" of Bulgaria (approximately 74 % of the annual import/export of the country).

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