Grajewo

The rural commune of Grajewo, located in the Podlaskie Voivodeship, within Grajewo County, has its administrative seat in the town of Grajewo. From 1975 to 1998, the commune belonged to the Łomża Voivodeship. As of the end of 2009, it was inhabited by 6,054 people, and its area is 308.13 km², of which 62% is agricultural land and 30% is forest land. The commune plays an important role in the county, constituting 31.86% of its area. The commune is home to several educational institutions, including four primary schools, each with its unique traditions and communities, as well as the School Complex in Wojewodzin. The commune can also boast the Museum of Agricultural Equipment in Wojewodzin, which is an interesting attraction for tourists and residents. Important rivers flowing through the commune are the Ełk and the Rudzki Canal, and within its territory lie the lakes Toczyłowo and Mierucie, which are ideal spots for recreation. In the economic structure of the commune, the Konopki bakery stands out as active in the local market. The commune comprises many villages, such as Białaszewo, Wierzbowo, and Wojewodzin, which have diverse regional traditions. The commune borders the communes of Goniądz, Prostki, Radziłów, Rajgród, Szczuczyn, Wąsosz, and the town of Grajewo, which fosters local cooperation and community development. The commune also has railway stops in Podlask and Ruda, providing residents with access to transportation. The Grajewo Commune, with its rich cultural and natural heritage, is an interesting place that combines tradition with modernity.