List of districts of Krakow
The list of boroughs of Kraków includes the 18 administrative divisions of the city of Kraków in Poland as well as former boroughs that have been divided.
Krakow city districts
The city has consisted of 18 administrative districts since 1990, the number had increased due to the division of districts. The city has 709,400 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019). With an area of 326.8 km², the average population density is 2170 inhabitants / km².
The boundaries of city districts and historical city districts are not congruent; a smaller district can be distributed over several districts. The largest district, Nowa Huta , was divided into five districts.
District number / name |
Area in km² | population | Population density in inhabitants / km² | map |
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I stare Miasto | 5.5676 | 30,609 | 5,498 |
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II Grzegórzki | 5.8452 | 29,741 | 5,088 |
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III Prądnik Czerwony | 6.4379 | 46,599 | 7,238 |
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IV Prądnik Biały | 23.4187 | 71,752 | 3,064 |
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V Krowodrza | 5.6190 | 30.184 | 5,372 |
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VI Bronowice | 9.5596 | 23,931 | 2,503 |
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VII Zwierzyniec | 28.7310 | 20,555 | 715 |
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VIII Dębniki | 46.1887 | 62,615 | 1,356 |
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IX Łagiewniki-Borek Fałęcki | 5.4151 | 15,235 | 2,817 |
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X Swoszowice | 25.6040 | 28.176 | 1,100 |
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XI Podgórze Duchackie | 9.5400 | 54,324 | 5,694 |
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XII Bieżanów-Prokocim | 18.4739 | 63,277 | 3,425 |
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XIII Podgórze | 25.6671 | 38,423 | 1,497 |
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XIV Czyżyny ( Nowa Huta ) |
12.2568 | 30,946 | 2,525 |
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XV Mistrzejowice (Nowa Huta) |
5.5900 | 51,795 | 9,266 |
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XVI Bieńczyce (Nowa Huta) |
3.6990 | 40,632 | 10,985 |
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XVII Wzgórza Krzesławickie (Nowa Huta) |
23.8155 | 20,214 | 849 |
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XVIII Nowa Huta (Nowa Huta) |
65,4099 | 50,392 | 770 |
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Former boroughs
Historical city structure (1867–1909)
(Population figures according to the 1900 census)
- I. Śródmieście - 16,749
- II. Wawel - 78
- III. Nowy Świat - 5210
- IV. Piasek - 10,079
- V. Kleparz - 9991
- VI. Wesoła - 14,447
- VII. Stradom - 4410
- VIII. Kazimierz - 24,310
The total number of 91,323 inhabitants still included the military crew of 6,049 men.
Wielki Kraków (Great Kraków, 1915–1941)
(Population figures based on the 1921 census)
- I. Śródmieście - 15.301
- II. Wawel - 271
- III. Nowy Świat - 6892
- IV. Piasek - 18,903
- V. Kleparz - 11.406
- VI. Wesoła - 19,922
- VII. Stradom - 8,303
- VIII. Kazimierz - 32,186
- IX. Ludwinów - 2840
- X. Zakrzówek - 2154
- XI. Dębniki - 4747
- XII. Półwsie - 5067
- XIII. Zwierzyniec - 3325
- XIV. Czarna Wieś - 2390
- XV. Nowa Wieś - 4107
- XVI. Łobzów - 1622
- XVII. Krowodrza - 6869
- XVIII. Warszawskie - 2658
- XIX. Grzegórzki - 5141
- XX. Dąbie - 2307
- XXI. Płaszów - 2619
- XXII. Podgórze - 24,676
Incorporation in 1941
XXIII - Lagiewniki , XXIV - Jugowice , XXV - Borek Fałęcki , XXVI - Kobierzyn , XXVII - Skotniki , XXVIII - Pychowice , XXIX - Bodzów , XXX - Kostrze , XXXI - Przegorzaly , XXXII - Bielany , XXXIII - Wola Justowska , XXXIV - Chełm , XXXV - Bronowice Małe , XXXVI - Bronowice Wielkie , XXXVII - Tonie , XXXVIII - Prądnik Biały , XXXIX - Witkowice , XL - Górka Narodowa , XLI - Prądnik Czerwony , XLII - Olsza , XXLIII - Rakowice , XLIV - Czyżyny , XLV - Łęg , XLVI - Rybitwy , XLVII - Bieżanów , XLVIII - Rżąka , XLIX - Prokocim , L - Wola Duchacka , LI - Piaski Wielkie , LII - Kurdwanów
Incorporation in 1951 (Nowa Huta)
LIII - Mogiła , LIV - Bieńczyce , LV - Mistrzejowice , LVI - Zeslawice , LVII - Kantorowice , LVIII - Krzesławice , LIX - Grębałów , LX - Lubocza , LXI - Wadów , LXII - Pleszów , LXIII - Ruszcza , LXIV - Branice
City districts (1954–1973)
Borough | Area in km² | Population (1960) |
Population (1972) |
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Grzegórzki | 15.9 | 60,000 | 86,000 |
Kleparz | 26.9 | 52,000 | 82,000 |
Nowa Huta | 76.4 | 101,000 | 174,000 |
Podgórze | 77.7 | 93,000 | 109,000 |
Starlings Miasto | 2.4 | 67000 | 49,000 |
Zwierzyniec | 30.6 | 106,000 | 109,000 |
City districts (1973–1990)
Borough | Area in km² | Population (1990) |
Restructuring in 1990 | map |
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Śródmieście (until 1972 Stare Miasto and Grzegórzki) | 18.1 | 161,000 |
I Stare Miasto II Grzegórzki III Prądnik Czerwony |
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Krowodrza (until 1972 Zwierzyniec and Kleparz) | 70.2 | 160,000 | V Krowodrza IV Prądnik Biały VI Bronowice VII Zwierzyniec |
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Nowa Huta | 110.7 | 224,000 |
XVIII Nowa Huta XIV Czyżyny XV Mistrzejowice XVI Bieńczyce XVII Wzgórza Krzesławickie |
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Podgórze | 130.9 | 205,000 | XIII Podgórze VIII Dębniki IX Łagiewniki-Borek Fałęcki X Swoszowice XI Podgórze Duchackie XII Bieżanów-Prokocim |
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Web links
- bip.krakow.pl: Dzielnice Miasta Krakowa. (Polish)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c bip.krakow.pl: Liczba mieszkańców w poszczególnych dzielnicach (due to stanu on 31.12.2019) oraz powierzchnia dzielnic. - BIP, the official website of the City of Krakow. (Polish, as of December 31, 2019. Accessed July 6, 2020)
- ↑ Calculated from the above figures.
- ↑ The map is not north, north is on the left.
- ↑ Krakow, Kraków. In: Community encyclopedia of the kingdoms and countries represented in the Imperial Council (Volume XII Galicia ). KK Central Statistical Commission 1907. p. 4.
- ↑ Główny Urząd Statystyczny: Skorowidz miejscowości Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej. Województwo krakowskie i Śląsk Cieszyński . Warszawa 1925, p. 17 [PDF: 27] (Polish, Woj.krakowskie i Sląsk Cieszynski miejscowości.pdf ).