Wieniawa

The Wieniawa Commune, located in the Masovian Voivodeship within the Przysucha County, boasts a rich history dating back to the administrative reform of the Kingdom of Poland in 1867, when the collective commune of Wieniawa was established. At that time, the commune had 2,663 inhabitants and became part of the newly formed Radom County. Between 1975 and 1998, it was part of the Radom Voivodeship. The seat of the commune is the town of Wieniawa. The commune covers an area of 104.03 km² and includes numerous villages, such as Brudnów, Głogów, Jabłonica, and Komorów, as well as several localities without village status, such as Brzozowica and Kaleń. According to 2019 data, the commune has 5,276 inhabitants, indicating a decrease compared to 2004, when the population was 5,543. The land structure of the commune is dominated by agricultural land, which occupies 79% of the area, and forest land, which accounts for 12%, reflecting the agricultural character of the region. Wieniawa Commune is also a significant part of the county, constituting 12.99% of its total area. In terms of architecture, the commune boasts traditional Polish rural buildings, highlighting the local character and history of its inhabitants. Despite its relatively small size, the region has a rich cultural life, nurtured by its residents. Various local events, festivals, and traditions take place in Wieniawa and nearby localities, fostering community integration and preserving regional customs. Interestingly, Wieniawa Commune borders neighboring communes such as Borkowice, Chlewiska, Przysucha, and Przytyk, which promotes interregional cooperation and cultural exchange. The commune is characterized by picturesque landscapes, attracting tourists and nature enthusiasts, and serves as an important element for residents who live in harmony with nature. Demographic changes in the commune, such as the declining population, may indicate migration processes and the need for infrastructure development, which could be a key challenge for local authorities in the future. With its rich history and traditions, Wieniawa Commune is an interesting place to live and explore regional cultures and customs.