Żuromin County

The county encompasses six municipalities across 805 square kilometers, featuring a mix of agricultural fields, dense forests, and scattered lakes throughout its territory.

The county establishment dates back to January 1999, following the implementation of Polish local government reforms designed to restructure territorial administration.

The region maintains its agricultural traditions through numerous family farms, while the Holy Trinity church in Żuromin draws visitors to its celebrated religious icon.

The county capital Żuromin, situated 121 kilometers northwest of Warsaw, provides essential administrative services and commercial facilities for the entire region.

The area contains multiple stork nests on traditional wooden poles, representing the typical landscape of the Masovian countryside and its wildlife preservation efforts.

Location: Masovian Voivodeship

Capital city: Żuromin

Shares border with: Mława County, Płońsk County, Sierpc County, Brodnica County, Rypin County

Website: http://zuromin-powiat.pl

GPS coordinates: 53.06667,19.90000

Latest update: March 4, 2025 05:33