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The Pokrzywnica Commune, located in the Masovian Voivodeship within the Pułtusk County, boasts a rich history and diverse infrastructure. The seat of the commune is the town of Pokrzywnica. In 2013, the commune had a population of 4,923 and covers an area of 120.99 km², with its land structure largely comprising agricultural land (9,084 ha) and forests (1,420 ha). Key transportation routes include National Road 61 and Provincial Road 571, which connect the commune to other regions. In terms of infrastructure, the commune has a well-established water supply system, completed by 1996, providing access to drinking water in 26 villages, with a water network spanning 146.5 km. The commune also has a high-pressure gas pipeline, though it is not yet in use. For tourism, the commune offers attractions such as the Linden Tree Avenue in Gzów and the Dzierżenińska Kępa Nature Reserve, known for its rich waterfowl population. The Pobyłkowskie Hills and hiking trails, like the Yellow Serock Trail, provide interesting destinations for nature enthusiasts. The commune also has the potential to enhance its tourist offerings through hotels and agritourism facilities, such as Stajnia Ojcowizna and Agroturystyka Żabi Raj. Among its villages are Budy Ciepielińskie, Klaski, and Łępice, with most villages retaining their traditional character, which supports local culture. The commune borders other municipalities, such as Pułtusk, Serock, and Zatory, creating a diverse and attractive space for both residents and visitors. The region's rich history and natural assets, which have shaped its local identity over the years, are particularly noteworthy.