Troszyn Commune

Troszyn Commune, located in the Masovian Voivodeship, in Ostrołęka County, has a rich history and a distinctive demographic structure. The seat of the commune is the village of Troszyn, which between 1975 and 1998 was part of the Ostrołęka Voivodeship. Demographic data shows that in 1921, the commune was inhabited by 5,998 people, with the majority being Roman Catholic. By 2004, this number had decreased to 4,895 residents, and according to 2019 data, it further dropped to 4,756, indicating a slight but steady population decline. The commune spans an area of 156.31 km², of which 76% is agricultural land and 15% is forested, confirming its rural and agricultural character. Troszyn accounts for 7.45% of the total area of Ostrołęka County. The commune comprises numerous village administrations, such as Borowce, Budne, and Milewo, reflecting its rich administrative and local organizational structure. It borders other communes: Czerwin, Miastkowo, Rzekuń, and Śniadowo, fostering regional cooperation. An interesting aspect is the historical diversity of religions and national affiliations among its residents, with Catholicism being the dominant faith. Architecturally, the commune may not be known for monumental landmarks, but its rural layout, traditional buildings, and settlement patterns create a unique cultural landscape of Masovia. With its rich historical heritage and diverse community, Troszyn Commune is a place where tradition harmoniously coexists with the daily lives of its residents.