Słupsk

The commune of Stupsk, located in the Masovian Voivodeship within Mława County, is a rural administrative unit with a diverse demographic and territorial structure. Its seat is the village of Stupsk, and the commune covers an area of 118.04 km², of which 82% is agricultural land and 13% is forested. The commune occupies 10.08% of the total area of Mława County. According to demographic data from 2004, the population was 5,063, indicating a relatively stable community. The administrative villages (sołectwa) of Stupsk include Bolewo, Dąbek, Jeże, and several localities associated with the name Żmijewo. Interestingly, between 1975 and 1998, the commune was part of the Ciechanów Voivodeship, highlighting its evolving administrative history. Stupsk borders five other communes, fostering opportunities for regional cooperation. In terms of architecture and culture, Stupsk does not feature prominent historical monuments, but it undoubtedly reflects traditional Polish rural architecture, with red-brick houses and wooden elements that form part of the region's cultural heritage. Additionally, the commune boasts distinctive agricultural and forest landscapes, making it attractive to nature enthusiasts and rural tourism. The local community also plays a significant role by organizing various cultural events that preserve local traditions and customs. As an example of the Polish countryside, Stupsk combines natural richness, agricultural tradition, and modest yet varied architecture, making it an interesting point on the map of Masovia.