Skaryszew

Skaryszew is an urban-rural commune in the Masovian Voivodeship, within the Radom County, with the town of Skaryszew serving as its administrative seat. Historically, until 1870, the commune was known as Bogusławice and also included the former commune of Skaryszów. From 1975 to 1998, the commune was part of the Radom Voivodeship. The commune covers an area of 171.41 km², of which 77% is agricultural land and 17% is forest land, highlighting its agricultural and forested character. According to demographic data, in 2004, the commune was inhabited by 13,159 people, and by the end of 2019, this number had increased to 14,782 residents. The commune includes numerous villages, such as Anielin, Bogusławice, Kazimierówka, and Wilczna, which underscores its socio-cultural diversity. It is worth noting that the Skaryszew commune borders neighboring communes such as Gózd, Iłża, Kazanów, and Radom. The commune is known not only for its beautiful landscapes but also for its rich history, making it an interesting destination for both tourists and those seeking traces of the past in its architecture and local traditions. An interesting fact is that the Skaryszew commune constitutes 11.21% of the total area of Radom County, emphasizing its importance in the region. This also provides opportunities for the development of cultural infrastructure and community gatherings, which can contribute to strengthening the bonds among local residents.