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Suchożebry Commune, formerly known as Krześlin Commune, is a rural municipality located in the Masovian Voivodeship, within Siedlce County, with its administrative seat in the village of Suchożebry. From 1975 to 1998, the commune belonged to the Siedlce Voivodeship. As of the end of 2020, the commune had 4,623 inhabitants and covers an area of 100.71 km², of which 80% is agricultural land and 13% is forested, indicating the region's agricultural character. The commune comprises 6.28% of the total area of Siedlce County. Demographically, the commune features a diverse age structure, which may be an interesting subject for researchers and historians seeking to explore social changes in the region. As a local government unit, the commune has been administratively led by several mayors: Witold Kąkol from 2002 to 2006, Jacek Świrski (2006–2018), Krzysztof Bujalski (2018–2024), and Tomasz Jan Starzewski, who began his term in 2024. The Suchożebry Commune consists of numerous village districts, such as Borki Siedleckie, Krynica, Kownaciska, Nakory, and others, creating a rich cultural and historical context. This region, with its traditional agriculture, has the potential to preserve local customs and traditions, which are essential to local identity. The area also hosts numerous cultural events and community gatherings, fostering social bonds and the development of local culture. Interestingly, the Suchożebry Commune and its surroundings boast not only natural beauty but also potential for tourism, particularly in the field of agritourism, which has become increasingly popular in recent years. The commune is neighbored by other municipalities, such as Bielany, Mokobody, and Siedlce, placing it in a convenient location for both residents and tourists. With its agricultural traditions and rich forest resources, Suchożebry can attract those interested in both nature and local culture. It is also worth noting that the commune benefits from accessibility and transportation links, making it an attractive place to live and develop economic activities.