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Largest cities:

1. Warszawa

2. Kraków

3. Łódź

4. Wrocław

5. Poznań

6. Gdańsk

7. Szczecin

8. Bydgoszcz

9. Lublin

10. Katowice

11. Białystok

12. Gdynia

13. Częstochowa

14. Radom

15. Sosnowiec

16. Toruń

17. Kielce

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Warszawa

Warsaw is the capital of the Polish.Warsaw is the largest Polish city in terms of population (1 711 324 inhabitants in June 2012) and the surface (517.24 km² , including the Vistula)

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Kraków

The second city in the country in terms of population and in terms of area.

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Łódź

The boat is the third city in the country in terms of population registered (718 960) and fourth in terms of area (293.25 km ²).

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Wrocław

The fourth most populous city in Poland - 631 188 people officially registered for permanent residence, the fifth in terms of area - 293 km ².

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Poznań

The fifth most populous city in Poland (550.7 thousand. Inhabitants) and seventh in terms of area (262 km ²).

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Gdańsk

Gdańsk with 460 517 inhabitants in sixth place in Poland in terms of population and the sixth in terms of area - 261.96 km ².

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Szczecin

Szczecin is the third in terms of area (300.55 km ² of which nearly 24% is land under water) and the seventh most populous city of Polish.

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Bydgoszcz

Bydgoszcz is one of the largest cities in Poland (8 by population, 363 926, 10 of the area, 175.98 km ²).

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Lublin

It is the largest Polish city east of the Vistula River, 2 in Galicia, and 9 in the country in terms of population (348 567 inhabitants) and 15 in terms of area

(147 km²).

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Katowice

With a population of 307 233 inhabitants is the 10th city in the country in terms of population and 11 in terms of area, with nearly 165 km ².

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Białystok

Among the provincial Polish city, Bialystok is the second city in terms of population density and 11 in terms of population .

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Gdynia

It currently has, according to the Central Statistical Office of the June 30, 2012, 248 574 inhabitants and its area is 135 km ². It is the largest city which is not a county town.

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Częstochowa

It is a 12 city in Poland in terms of area and 13 in terms of population. As of December 31, 2011 the city had 235 798 inhabitants.

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Radom

Fourteenth largest city in Poland. As of June 30, 2012, the city had 220 062 inhabitants and the area was 111.80 km².

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Sosnowiec

First in terms of population Zaglebie city, the third in Silesia (in Katowice and Czestochowa) and fifteenth in Poland. As of June 30, 2012, the city had 214 488 inhabitants and an area of the city was 91.06 km ².

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Toruń

It is the 16th in terms of population and 22 in terms of area city in Poland.

On the surface of 115.72 km² live 204 847 people.

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