Płoniawy-Bramura

The Płoniawy-Bramura commune, located in the Masovian Voivodeship within the Maków County, covers an area of 134.96 km², of which 69% is agricultural land and 24% is forested land. As a so-called rural commune, it has existed since 1990 and has its seat in the town of Płoniawy-Bramura. According to demographic data, in 2004 the commune was inhabited by 5,923 residents. The administrative structure of the commune includes a number of villages, such as Bobino-Grzybki, Chodkowo-Biernaty, and Stare Zacisze. Historically, between 1975 and 1998, the commune belonged to the Ostrołęka Voivodeship. Since its establishment, the commune's mayors have implemented various initiatives for the residents; currently, the mayor is Jakub Dudek, who took office in 2018. The commune borders other administrative units, such as Czerwonka, Przasnysz, and Krasne. It is a region with diverse surface structures, which influences traditional forms of economy, such as agriculture. Despite its rural character, the commune has rich cultural potential, with numerous local traditions and customs that shape the identity of its residents. An interesting fact is the diversity of settlements within the commune, including larger villages and small forest settlements, which contribute to its unique character and rich local history.