Jaktorów

Jaktorów Municipality, located in the Masovian Voivodeship within Grodzisk County, has its administrative seat in the town of Jaktorów. Historically, between 1975 and 1998, it was part of the Skierniewice Voivodeship. The municipality borders Żyrardów and other neighboring municipalities such as Radziejowice, Grodzisk Mazowiecki, Baranów, and Wiskitki, making it strategically situated in the western part of the voivodeship. According to population data, it was home to 9,885 residents in 2004, and by 2011 this number had grown to 10,939. Covering an area of 55.24 km², Jaktorów is characterized by its rural landscape, with agricultural land accounting for 78% of its territory and forests making up 8%, underscoring the importance of farming in the local economy. The transportation infrastructure is supported by provincial road No. 719 and railway lines, which connect Jaktorów to larger urban centers, providing convenient access to nearby cities. The municipality comprises several villages, including Bieganów, Grądy, and Stare Budy. It is also worth noting that the area has deep historical roots, with local traditions and culture shaped over centuries, contributing to its distinct regional identity. The region boasts abundant green spaces, ideal for outdoor recreation and leisure. With its characteristic agricultural landscapes and surrounding forests, Jaktorów offers an attractive environment for both residents and visitors. As part of the culturally and historically rich region of Masovia, the municipality captivates with its unique charm and opportunities for nature-based tourism.