Gmina Wołomin

Gmina Wołomin is an administrative municipality in central Poland that combines urban and rural areas within a single territorial unit. The area encompasses several villages and smaller settlements scattered across the landscape.

The administrative region took shape through Poland's 1998 local government reforms, which redefined territorial divisions across the country. These changes created more streamlined structures for managing local affairs.

The district contains schools, libraries, and community centers where residents gather for regular cultural programs and social activities throughout the year. These spaces shape local community life and provide places for shared experiences.

The municipal offices are located throughout the district and handle civil registrations, business permits, and local documentation. Service centers provide assistance to visitors seeking help with administrative matters.

The territory comprises 16 different villages and settlements that together form a scattered yet connected community. This spread creates an interesting blend of denser populated areas and open agricultural land.

Location: Wołomin County

Shares border with: Gmina Klembów, Kobyłka, Gmina Poświętne, Gmina Radzymin, Zielonka

Website: http://um.wolomin.pl

GPS coordinates: 52.34260,21.23620

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:06