Gmina Baranowo, Administrative district in Ostrołęka County, Poland.
Gmina Baranowo is a rural administrative municipality in the Masovian Voivodeship that brings together several villages and hamlets. The area encompasses farmland and forests that shape the typical landscape of this part of central Poland.
This administrative unit came into being through Poland's territorial reforms and has its seat in the village of Baranowo. The region has long been shaped by agricultural activities and continues this economic focus today.
The district maintains connections with eight neighboring gminas, fostering regional cooperation through shared traditions and local governance practices.
Visiting the administrative seat allows contact with local authorities and access to information about infrastructure projects. The best time to visit is during office hours on weekdays, when staff members are available.
The district experienced population growth from 6,754 to 6,848 between 2006 and 2011, maintaining a density of 35 people per square kilometer.
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