gm. Słubice, pow. płocki, woj. mazowieckie

The Dutch colonists appeared in the village at the end of the 18th century. In 1827, the village had 6 houses and 59 residents. In 1890, there were 5 houses and 36 residents, who cultivated 95 morga of land. The residents primarily subsisted on land cultivation, fruit farming, peat exploitation, and osier farming. Osier twigs were used in crafts.

The section of the village, which was settled by the Dutch, is located on the eastern side of the road from Wymyśl Polski to Świniary and Życk Polski on a natural, small rise on the northern side of the dirt road from Rękawek to Nowe Życko.

The cultural landscape is well preserved - willows planted on field borders, small ponds located in depressions (collecting water excess), vegetation planted on the eastern side of the only preserved homestead (modern buildings) in this section of Julishew.