Gmina Puszcza Mariańska, Rural administrative district in Żyrardów County, Poland.
Gmina Puszcza Mariańska is a rural administrative territory in the Masovian Voivodeship of east-central Poland. The jurisdiction comprises multiple villages and settlements spread across countryside marked by woodlands and agricultural areas.
The area was established as an administrative division to support localized governance of rural regions. Its development followed the pattern of municipal reforms in modern Poland.
The administrative district encompasses multiple settlements including Aleksandria, Bartniki, Bednary, and Biernik, each contributing to the local community structure.
Visitors can explore the villages and natural areas independently, as the territory is accessible by rural roads and local pathways. The best time for exploration is during warmer months when roads are in good condition and the landscape is fully accessible.
A section of the Bolimów Landscape Park extends into this administrative area, creating a natural connection between settled villages and protected forest landscapes. This blend makes the region ecologically significant for the broader Masovian territory.
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