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Czeremcha is a rural commune located in the Podlaskie Voivodeship, within Hajnówka County. The administrative seat of the commune is the town of Czeremcha. Between 1975 and 1998, the commune was part of the Białystok Voivodeship. Demographic data shows that in 2004, the commune had a population of 3,738, which decreased to 3,115 by 2019. The commune covers an area of 96.73 km², of which 48% is agricultural land and 43% is forested. The commune of Czeremcha includes several village districts, such as Berezyszcze, Bobrówka, Jancewicze, and Wólka Terechowska, as well as other localities, including historically abolished ones like Borki and Piszczatka. The commune is demographically diverse, as reflected in the 2014 population age pyramid. An interesting aspect is its proximity to Belarus, which gives the region a unique cultural and historical character, influenced by neighboring countries. Czeremcha, with the beautiful landscape of Podlasie nature, also offers abundant forested areas and opportunities for wildlife observation, attracting tourists seeking adventure in nature. An interesting fact is that the region is characterized by strong local traditions, preserved by its inhabitants, which are reflected in organized festivals and artistic crafts. The commune also boasts unique architectural monuments that testify to the rich history of the region. It is also worth mentioning the proximity of local tourist attractions, which encourage visits and contribute to the cultural development of this picturesque area.