Gmina Gostynin
The Gmina Gostynin is a rural municipality in the Masovian Voivodeship in eastern central Poland. Main town is Gostynin, although the city is not part of the territory of the municipality of the same country.
The municipality has an area of 270.69 square kilometers and the total population is 12,414 inhabitants ( 2010).
Villages
To Gmina Gostynin includes the following villages and settlements ( possibly indicated German place names were from 1943 to 1945 ):
- Aleksandrynów
- Anielin
- Antoninów
- Baby Dolne
- Baby Górne
- Belno
- Białe
- Białotarsk (white market )
- Bielawa
- Bierzewice
- Bolesławów ( peace Lust)
- Budy Kozickie
- Budy Lucieńskie
- Choinek
- Dąbrówka
- Emilianów
- Feliksów
- Gasno
- Gorki Drugie
- Gorki Pierwsze
- Gorzewo
- Gulewo
- Halinów
- Helenów
- Huta Zaborowska
- Jaworek ( Donnersruh )
- Józefków
- Kazimierzów
- Kiełpieniec
- Kleniew
- Klusek
- Kozice
- Krzywie
- Legarda
- Leśniewice
- Lipa
- Lisica
- Łokietnica
- Lucień
- Marianka
- Marianów
- Marianów Sierakowski
- Mysłownia Nowa
- Nagodów
- Niecki
- Nowa Huta
- Nowa Jastrzębia
- Nowa Wies
- Nowy Zaborów
- Osada
- Osiny
- Podgórze ( Hein life )
- Pomorzanki
- Rębów
- Rogożewek
- Rumunki
- Ruszków
- Rybne
- Salki
- Sieraków ( Sirkenhauland )
- Sierakówek
- Skrzany
- Sokołów ( Aargrund )
- Solec
- Stanisławów
- Stanisławów Skrzański
- Stary Zaborów
- Stefanów ( Stedingen )
- Strzałki
- Wrząca
- Zieleniec
- Zuzinów
- Zvolen
Neighboring communities
The rural community Gostynin adjacent to the city Gostynin and the communities Baruchowo, Łąck, Lanieta, Kujawski, Nowy Duninów, Strzelce and Szczawin Kościelny.