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Test your knowledge of Poland counties with this fun quiz! Can you name all the counties and city-counties correctly?

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Poland Counties

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Name the counties (powiaty) of Poland. City-counties will fill in blue unless it is named the same as a county.

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santiboberini

19 days ago

Hi theres an issue with missed at the end. It shows both missed and the ones ive writed

m-i-k-i

4 months ago

Would be nice to have similar map quiz for communes (gminy). Is it possible to add such thing?

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darin

4 months ago

Reply to m-i-k-i

I just added one 🙂

m-i-k-i

2 years ago

No idea how to type “warszawski zachodni”, “łódzki wschodni” and “tatrzański”. I’ve tried every imaginable combination and it didn’t count.

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to m-i-k-i

i’ve added those alternates – they were under ‘Warsaw West’, ‘Lodz East’, and ‘Tatra’

kaiser24

2 years ago

even though its my country i only did like half tbh

radekradek

2 years ago

FYI you need to type Gorzow and Gorzow Wielkopolski separately. despite making them red it doesn’t count the city and county surrounding it properly (or at least the same way as other cities with county rights). same thing with Piotrkow Trybunalski.