Pilawa

The commune of Pilawa, located in the Masovian Voivodeship, Garwolin County, boasts a rich history and a distinctive demographic and land structure. With its seat in the town of Pilawa, the commune is currently home to over 10,000 residents, and in recent years, a slight population increase has been recorded. The commune covers an area of 77.25 km², of which agricultural land accounts for 52%, and forested areas make up 37%. Pilawa constitutes 6.01% of the total area of Garwolin County. The commune plays a significant role in the region, and its inhabitants benefit from the surrounding natural environment, including the nearby Rogalec Forest Nature Reserve, giving the area considerable ecological importance. The commune is served by five volunteer fire departments, reflecting the local community's commitment to safety. It is also worth noting the administrative structures, which include a number of village districts and settlements, such as the well-known Pilawa and Czechy Housing Estate. The surrounding towns include Garwolin, Kołbiel, Osieck, Parysów, and Siennica, fostering diverse social connections and cultural exchange. The commune's map also features localities without formal village status, such as Grzebowilk, Resztówka, and Zawadka, each with its own unique characteristics. Pilawa is an example of a harmonious blend of traditional Polish countryside with modernity, making it an interesting place both to live in and to visit.