Makow Mazowiecki

Makow Mazowiecki is a city within the Mazowieckie voivodship, the seat of the Poviat of Makow, positioned at the Orzyc River, with an area of 10.3 km², 77 km north of Warsaw. It is positioned on the intersection of the country wide street No. 60 with the country wide street No. 57, the traveler path from Warsaw to the Masuria Lake District. Makow obtained a metropolis region in 1421. The Royal City of the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland in the Masovia Province. The governmental city of the Congress Kingdom becomes located in 1827 in the Pultusk poviat, the Pultusk region of the Plock province.

The city has a place of 17 ha, which creates versatile possibilities for pastime, water sports activities, tourism and fishing. In 2010, the sanatorium issued a high quality opinion at the suitability of bathing water in the Makowski reservoir. Makow acquired civic rights in 1421 from the Mazovia prince Janusz I the Elder, but as an agreement he existed already inside the 11^th century. It is alleged that the parish church existed at the start of the 13^th century. It turned into a princely city, and from 1526 royal, seat of a non metropolis eldership.