Grabów on the Pilica

Grabów nad Pilicą is a rural municipality located in the Kozienice County of the Masovian Voivodeship, with a rich history spanning various periods, including significant events from the years 1863, 1914, 1939, and 1944–1945. The seat of the municipality is Grabów nad Pilicą, formerly known as Boże. The region is abundant in agricultural and forest traditions, which is reflected in its land use structure: according to 2002 data, the municipality covers approximately 125 km², with 51% being agricultural land and 49% forested areas. In March 2022, Professor Łukasz Karol Uliasz, a native of Utnik, published a scholarly work edited by Prof. Dr. Hab. Mirosław Krajewski, titled *Dzieje Grabowa i gminy Grabów nad Pilicą* (The History of Grabów and the Municipality of Grabów nad Pilicą), which provides a detailed account of the region's history and its parish. The municipality consists of numerous villages, including Augustów, Brzozówka, Czerwonka, and Utnik, highlighting its diverse character. Neighboring municipalities, such as Magnuszew, Głowaczów, and Stromiec, emphasize its location within the Masovian region. Moreover, the area’s distinct advantages include its varied demographics and rich cultural life, which are reflected in the daily lives of its residents. Grabów nad Pilicą not only plays an important role in Polish history but is also an intriguing destination for tourists interested in exploring local traditions and culture.