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Chlewiska is a rural commune located in the Masovian Voivodeship, within the Szydłowiec County. Its history dates back to the years before the administrative reform of 1975, when the commune was part of the Radom Voivodeship. The seat of the commune is the village of Chlewiska, which plays a central role in the local community. Demographically, the commune had 6,244 inhabitants in 2004, and by the end of 2019, this number had decreased to 5,911, indicating certain changes in the demographic structure of the region. The commune covers an area of 124.2 km², of which 47% is agricultural land and 45% is forested, highlighting its agricultural and natural character. Numerous local roads run through the commune, and its location ensures proximity to nearby communes such as Bliżyn, Borkowice, Przysucha, Stąporków, Szydłowiec, and Wieniawa. The commune’s structure includes numerous village districts, such as Aleksandrów, Budki, Chlewiska, Leszczyny, and Wola Zagrodnia, each with its own unique features and traditions. It is worth noting that the Chlewiska commune has preserved various architectural elements of rural culture, which may interest tourists and history enthusiasts. The beautiful nature, numerous forests, and cultivated fields create ideal conditions for lovers of active recreation. The commune organizes various cultural and sporting events that integrate the local community and promote local traditions. Interestingly, Chlewiska attracts not only nature lovers but also those seeking peace and quiet in a natural setting. In recent years, there has been noticeable growth in agritourism, which may attract tourists eager to experience rural life and the culture of Masovia. The commune is an example of how local natural resources and traditions can harmonize with a modern approach to regional development and promotion.