Greater Poland Voivodeship - Cities and Towns

Cities and Towns

The voivodeship contains 109 cities and towns. These are listed below in descending order of population (according to official figures for 2006 ):

  1. Poznań (566,546)
  2. Kalisz (108,575)
  3. Konin (80,618)
  4. Piła (75,044)
  5. Ostrów Wielkopolski (72,577)
  6. Gniezno (70,080)
  7. Leszno (64,079)
  8. Śrem (30,227)
  9. Swarzędz (29,894)
  10. Krotoszyn (29,421)
  11. Turek (29,302)
  12. Września (28,617)
  13. Luboń (26,935)
  14. Jarocin (25,834)
  15. Wągrowiec (24,681)
  16. Kościan (24,102)
  17. Koło (23,034)
  18. Środa Wielkopolska (21,635)
  19. Rawicz (21,301)
  20. Gostyń (20,588)
  21. Chodzież (19,652)
  22. Szamotuły (18,760)
  23. Złotów (18,468)
  24. Oborniki (17,850)
  25. Pleszew (17,787)
  26. Trzcianka (16,756)
  27. Nowy Tomyśl (15,225)
  28. Kępno (14,710)
  29. Ostrzeszów (14,536)
  30. Słupca (14,363)
  31. Grodzisk Wielkopolski (13,703)
  32. Wolsztyn (13,557)
  33. Mosina (12,150)
  34. Wronki (11,551)
  35. Czarnków (11,356)
  36. Międzychód (10,920)
  37. Rogoźno (10,905)
  1. Murowana Goślina (10,140)
  2. Puszczykowo (9,311)
  3. Opalenica (9,104)
  4. Kostrzyn (8,539)
  5. Jastrowie (8,403)
  6. Pobiedziska (8,329)
  7. Ujście (8,134)
  8. Witkowo (7,855)
  9. Trzemeszno (7,789)
  10. Pniewy (7,464)
  11. Zbąszyń (7,300)
  12. Kórnik (6,981)
  13. Kłodawa (6,829)
  14. Koźmin Wielkopolski (6,707)
  15. Krzyż Wielkopolski (6,283)
  16. Buk (6,181)
  17. Sieraków (5,994)
  18. Wieleń (5,940)
  19. Śmigiel (5,452)
  20. Stęszew (5,339)
  21. Wyrzysk (5,234)
  22. Czempiń (5,135)
  23. Nowe Skalmierzyce (5,080)
  24. Odolanów (4,960)
  25. Zduny (4,498)
  26. Golina (4,330)
  27. Szamocin (4,267)
  28. Kleczew (4,173)
  29. Krobia (4,022)
  30. Skoki (3,866)
  31. Sompolno (3,695)
  32. Krajenka (3,651)
  33. Miłosław (3,589)
  34. Tuliszków (3,393)
  35. Okonek (3,357)
  36. Gołańcz (3,342)
  37. Rakoniewice (3,253)
  1. Nekla (3,203)
  2. Pyzdry (3,188)
  3. Łobżenica (3,172)
  4. Miejska Górka (3,128)
  5. Ślesin (3,102)
  6. Kobylin (3,084)
  7. Bojanowo (3,014)
  8. Margonin (2,956)
  9. Zagórów (2,932)
  10. Lwówek (2,909)
  11. Poniec (2,875)
  12. Sulmierzyce (2,772)
  13. Wysoka (2,750)
  14. Książ Wielkopolski (2,724)
  15. Kłecko (2,677)
  16. Czerniejewo (2,556)
  17. Rydzyna (2,539)
  18. Borek Wielkopolski (2,486)
  19. Rychwał (2,377)
  20. Obrzycko (2,170)
  21. Dąbie (2,087)
  22. Żerków (2,058)
  23. Raszków (2,037)
  24. Osieczna (2,018)
  25. Ostroróg (1,995)
  26. Pogorzela (1,974)
  27. Grabów nad Prosną (1,967)
  28. Jutrosin (1,872)
  29. Mikstat (1,840)
  30. Przedecz (1,771)
  31. Wielichowo (1,765)
  32. Stawiszyn (1,554)
  33. Krzywiń (1,547)
  34. Dobra (1,511)
  35. Dolsk (1,479)

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