Skórzec

Skórzec is a rural municipality located in the Masovian Voivodeship, within the Siedlce County, with its administrative seat in a town of the same name. The municipality, which has existed for many years, has undergone changes in its administrative affiliation, and between 1975 and 1998, it was part of the Siedlce Voivodeship. According to data from June 30, 2004, the municipality had 7,114 inhabitants, and its area is 118.91 km², of which 80% is agricultural land, highlighting the region's farming character. The predominant part of the municipality consists of land used for agriculture, underscoring local agrarian traditions. Skórzec is demographically diverse, with a slowly aging population, as can be observed in the age pyramid of its residents. The municipality comprises many villages, such as Boroszków, Dąbrówka-Niwka, Skórzec, and others, where traditional Polish values and customs are preserved. An interesting aspect of the municipality is the diversity of its settlements, including one without village status—Pieńki. Historically, the region was inhabited by farming communities, and today this history is honored through local festivals and cultural events that bring residents together. The municipality borders other municipalities, such as Domanice, Kotuń, Mrozy, Siedlce, Wiśniew, and Wodynie, which influences its development and mutual relations between communities. Skórzec can also be an interesting destination for those seeking the authenticity of rural life in Poland, with beautiful landscapes that are perfect for relaxation in nature.