Świercze

Świercze Commune, located in the Masovian Voivodeship within Pułtusk County, boasts a rich history dating back to earlier times when it existed as the Gołębie Commune. Since April 1, 1986, it operated under the name Świercze Koty Commune before adopting its current name. Administrative changes led to the commune being part of the Ciechanów Voivodeship for many years, from 1975 to 1998. The main seat of the commune, Świercze, has witnessed numerous transformations in this part of Poland. In 2017, the commune had a population of 4,632 residents, reflecting the demographic stability of the region. Świercze Commune covers an area of 93.04 km², with the majority of the land being agricultural (84%), while forests account for 8% of the territory. The area is relatively flat, which favors agricultural activities and land use. The commune makes up 11.23% of the total area of Pułtusk County. Administratively, the commune comprises numerous village districts, including Brodowo, Bruliny, Gołębie, and Wyrzyki. Culturally, Świercze Commune takes pride in a variety of local initiatives that reflect the traditions and customs of its inhabitants. Their social engagement is often visible during local festivals, harvest celebrations, and other cultural events that bring the community together and preserve regional heritage. The historical aspects of the commune are also noteworthy. The town of Świercze and its surroundings are rich in nature and historical sites, making it an interesting destination for tourists and history enthusiasts. The region features preserved religious buildings and infrastructure from past eras, highlighting the area’s rich cultural heritage. An interesting fact is that despite its small size, the commune thrives with local life, and its residents are actively involved in various initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life in the region. Surrounded by beautiful nature, Świercze is an attractive place both to live in and to visit. Świercze and its village districts, with their unique character, represent a place where tradition meets modernity, and the residents strive to preserve cultural values in a changing world.