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Poland's Quick Facts

Land Area 304,255 km2
Water Area 8,430 km2
Total Area 312,685 km2
Population 38,523,261
Population Density 123.20 / km2
Government Type Parliamentary Republic
GDP (PPP) $1.05 Trillion
GDP Per Capita $27,700
Currency Zloty (PLN)
Largest Cities
  • Warszawa (Warsaw) (1,783,251)
  • Kraków (Cracow) (768,731)
  • Łódź (676,830)
  • Wrocław (641,401)
  • Poznań (531,030)
  • Gdańsk (465,475)
  • Szczecin (401,370)
  • Bydgoszcz (347,522)
  • Lublin (334,720)
  • Bird: White-tailed Eagle
  • Coat of Arms:

    Flag of Poland

  • Coat of Arms: Poland's coat of arms consists of a white eagle resting against a red shield.

    Legend has it that the founder of Poland, Lech, saw a white eagle's nest, and as he looked upon the bird, a ray of sunshine fell on its wings making it appear as if they were tipped in gold. Delighted, he decided to settle, and made the eagle his emblem.
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  • Flower: Corn Poppy
  • Tree: Alder

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