Klembów

Klembów is a rural municipality (gmina) located in the Masovian Voivodeship, within Wołomin County, with its administrative seat in the town of the same name. Between 1975 and 1998, it was part of the Ostrołęka Voivodeship. The municipality is situated 36 km from Warsaw and spans the area of the Masovian Lowland, Warsaw Basin, and Wołomin Plain. It covers a total area of 85.79 km², of which 69% is agricultural land and 18% is forested. Demographic data show a population increase from 8,786 inhabitants in 2004 to 9,367 in 2011. The administrative structure of the municipality includes villages such as Dobczyn, Karolew, Klembów, Krusze, and Wola Rasztowska. Neighboring municipalities include Dąbrówka, Poświętne, Radzymin, Tłuszcz, and Wołomin. Although Klembów is not particularly known for its architectural monuments, its charm lies in its natural surroundings and typical Masovian rural infrastructure. The municipality is situated along a major transportation route, which supports its development and facilitates residents' commutes to larger cities like Warsaw. Notably, the local railway station serves the Warsaw–Saint Petersburg line. The history of the municipality is tied to the settlement of the area, and the local community preserves cultural traditions and values that have developed over the years. Cultural activities and local initiatives are becoming increasingly important, attracting both residents and tourists to actively participate in the life of the community. Various local events are held in Klembów, contributing to the strengthening of social bonds and regional identity. The municipality also boasts unique features such as traditional crafts and local products, which are highly valued by both inhabitants and visitors.