Pułtusk County, Administrative district in eastern Masovian Voivodeship, Poland.
Pułtusk County is an administrative district in eastern Masovian Voivodeship and includes one main town and six rural municipalities spread across the landscape. The territory lies along the Narew River region and contains seven administrative subdivisions serving around 50000 residents.
The county was created in 1999 during Poland's major administrative reforms, which established new territorial boundaries and local government structures. This reorganization followed the political changes after communism and shaped how the area is governed today.
The area is defined by small villages and farmland, where traditional ways of life remain visible today. Local schools and cultural centers shape community life across the scattered settlements.
The main administrative offices are located in Pułtusk town, where visitors can access local government services and information. Each of the seven municipalities has local offices, making services accessible across the scattered communities.
The area contains large sections of the Narew River valley, which creates natural boundaries and shapes how local farming is organized. This river landscape influences the character of the region and determines land use patterns across the communities.
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