gm. Borowiczki, pow. płocki, woj. mazowieckie

The colonists who settled the islet were imported by the plenipotentiary of the Kujawy bishop, parish priest Wolicki in 1759. The buildings that remained after the colonists were gradually taken down after WWII; they have been inhabited until 1960s.

The islet is located in the Vistula river bed parallel to the village of Ośnica and Borowiczek (from the north - Kępa Ośnicka) and Tokary (from the south - Kępa Tokarska). Periodically, these were two separate islets. The cultural landscape is detectable - vegetation planted along fields and driveways and remains of homesteads.