Imagine a village nestled near Pułtusk. It is not far from Warsaw. This is Winnica. Winnica is a rural gmina in Pułtusk County. It lies in Masovian Voivodeship.
The village of Winnica serves as its seat. Winnica sits 11 kilometers southwest of Pułtusk. It is also 46 km north of Warsaw. Let’s explore the area around Winnica.
Gmina Winnica covers 115.09 square kilometers. In 2011 its population was 4100. This gives it a density of 36 people per square kilometer.
Consider the villages within Gmina Winnica. There is Białe Błoto and Bielany. Błędostowo and Brodowo-Bąboły are also here. So are Brodowo-Wity and Budy-Zbroszki. Domosław and Gatka add to the community. Glinice Wielkie and Glinice-Domaniewo are present. Gnaty-Lewiski and Gnaty-Szczerbaki exist. Gnaty-Wieśniany and Golądkowo are nearby. You will find Górka Powielińska here. Also, Górki Duże and Górki-Baćki. Górki-Witowice and Kamionna too. Łachoń and Mieszki-Kuligi are part of the area. As well as Mieszki-Leśniki and Nowe Bulkowo. Pawłowo and Poniaty Wielkie are within. Don’t forget Poniaty-Cibory and Powielin. Rękowo and Skarżyce are here. Skorosze and Skoroszki are included. Skórznice and Smogorzewo Pańskie are part of this gmina. Finally, there is Smogorzewo Włościańskie. Stare Bulkowo and Winniczka are listed. Zbroszki completes the collection.
Now consider the neighboring gminas. Gmina Winnica shares borders with several others. Gzy lies nearby. So does Nasielsk and Pokrzywnica. Pułtusk and Serock are adjacent. Świercze is also a neighbor.
Winnica is a place of rural charm. It connects to larger Polish regions. It also preserves its unique village identities. These contribute to Poland’s diverse landscape. Winnica and its surrounding villages create a vibrant community. They embody the spirit of Polish country life.