kajuty

Kajuty is a small village located in east‑central Poland, within the administrative district of Gmina Długosiodło, Mińsk County, in the Masovian Voivodeship. The settlement lies approximately 5 kilometers south of Długosiodło, 19 kilometers north‑east of the county seat Mińsk Mazowiecki, and about 55 kilometers east of Warsaw. According to the latest available data from Poland’s Central Statistical Office, Kajuty has a population of roughly 120 residents, reflecting the typical demographic size of rural communities in the region.

The village is part of a landscape characterized by mixed agricultural fields and forested areas, contributing to the local economy which is primarily based on small‑scale farming and related activities. Historically, the area fell under the jurisdiction of the Kingdom of Poland and later the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, experiencing various administrative changes through the partitions of Poland, the interwar period, and the post‑World War II era.

Kajuty does not host major cultural institutions, but the surrounding region features several wooden churches and traditional roadside shrines typical of the Masovian countryside. Local infrastructure includes a primary road connecting the village to neighboring settlements, and basic utilities such as electricity and water services. The community maintains a modest social life centered around seasonal agricultural events and regional festivals held in nearby towns.