Jakubów

The commune of Jakubów, located in the Masovian Voivodeship within the Mińsk County, is a picturesque area covering 87.23 km², dominated by agricultural land, which constitutes 81% of its area, and forested areas, accounting for 13%. The seat of the commune is the village of Jakubów, whose history dates back to pre-war times. From 1975 to 1998, the commune was administratively part of the Siedlce Voivodeship. According to data from June 2004, Jakubów was inhabited by 4,941 people, reflecting a strong sense of local community. The commune is demographically diverse, as evidenced by the age pyramid of its residents from 2014. The structure of the commune includes numerous villages, such as Aleksandrów, Anielinek, Antonin, Budy Kumińskie, Izabelin, and Wiśniew, highlighting its rich and diverse community. The commune borders other local units, such as Cegłów, Dobre, Kałuszyn, and Mińsk Mazowiecki, fostering interaction and cultural exchange with its surroundings. An interesting fact is that Jakubów constitutes 7.49% of the area of Mińsk County, underscoring its importance on the regional map. The architecture of the commune blends tradition with modernity, and local monuments and rural buildings create a unique character for this place, emphasizing its historical value. The culture of the commune is vibrant and diverse, reflected in the organization of local events that bring the community together. Jakubów is an area where tradition meets modernity, making it attractive both to residents and visitors.