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Winnica is a rural municipality located in the Masovian Voivodeship, within the Pułtusk County, with its administrative seat in the village of the same name. Between 1975 and 1998, the municipality was part of the Ciechanów Voivodeship. The area is home to approximately 4,095 residents, highlighting its small, rural character. According to 2002 data, the municipality covers an area of 115.09 km², predominantly consisting of agricultural land (79%) and forests (15%). Winnica constitutes 13.89% of the total area of Pułtusk County, underscoring its significance within the local administrative structure. The region is characterized by a wealth of smaller administrative units known as sołectwas, including Bielany, Błędostowo, Brodowo-Bąboły, and Smogorzewo, reflecting the diversity of local communities. Winnica and its surroundings also feature several smaller settlements, such as Białe Błoto and Gatka. Historically, the municipality has deep roots in agricultural and cultural traditions, which are evident in local customs and rituals. As a rural area, Winnica may not boast numerous architectural attractions, but the region's typical rural architecture and wooden houses lend the local landscape a unique charm. Over the years, the municipality has preserved traditional building styles, making it an appealing destination for those interested in folk architecture and regional history. Local culture is primarily expressed through various festivals, events, and community gatherings that foster social integration. Interestingly, the surrounding areas offer natural attractions, making the municipality appealing to nature enthusiasts and hikers. Proximity to neighboring municipalities such as Gzy, Nasielsk, and Pułtusk enriches recreational opportunities and facilitates cultural exchange. Although Winnica is a small area, its historical and cultural richness forms a vital part of local identity, with traditions and daily life deeply rooted in the past.