gm. Słubice, pow. płocki, woj. mazowieckie

The village was colonized by the settlers at the end of the 18th century and initially, most probably, it was part of Kępa Karolińska - its name appears only after 1830.

Kępa Izabela was a linear village located on the southern bank of Vistula near the riverbed and the village of Kępa Karolińska. It existed until the 1960s. Originally, the homesteads were situated along an east-west line between the river and the old river bed. All homesteads have been disassembled and the residents were moved behind the high flood-bank. The cultural landscape is in satisfactory condition - remains of the homesteads with high vegetation, orchards, and bushes are distinguishable.

The pastures and arable land are still in use.