-
general usage, and
voivodeships in
Poland and
elsewhere are
frequently referred to as "provinces".
Depending on context,
historic voivodeships may also be referred...
- on 1
January 1999,
reduced the
number of
voivodeships to sixteen.
These 16
replaced the 49
former voivodeships that had
existed from 1 July 1975, and bear...
- been 49
smaller "
voivodeships" and no
powiats (see
subdivisions of the
Polish People's Republic). The
reform created 16
larger voivodeships (largely based...
- into 49
voivodeships,
consolidating and
eliminating the
intermediate administrative level of counties. The
scheme meant that most
voivodeships had fewer...
-
borders of
several western Voivodeships changed considerably. For more information, see
Territorial changes of
Polish Voivodeships on
April 1, 1938. Total...
- regions,
except Warsaw metropolitan area and
Masovian Regional, are
Voivodeships of Poland. This is a list of
metropolitan areas of
Poland of
Poland by...
- the
voivodeships of Szczecin, Wrocław,
Olsztyn and
partially joined to Gdańsk,
Katowice and Poznań
voivodeships. Two
cities were
granted voivodeship status:...
-
Siedlce Voivodeships and a
smaller Lublin Voivodeship.
Lublin Voivodeship (województwo lubelskie)
existed as one of Poland's 49
voivodeships from 1975...
-
administrative units known as
voivodeships (województwa – note that some
sources use the word
palatinate instead of
voivodeship). Each
voivodeship was
governed by a...
- This is a list of the
voivodeships of
Poland by
Human Development Index as of 2022. This is a list of the
voivodeships of
Poland by
Human Development Index...
