Pomeranian Voivodeship (1919–1939)
German minority
According to Polish census figures, the German minority in 1921 counted 18.8% of the overall population(with 175 771 Germans still remaining in Polish areas), while in 1931 it counted 9.6% (104 992 Germans remaining).

Pomeranian Voivodeship (1919–1939)

Section Title: German minority
Table Section Text: According to Polish census figures, the German minority in 1921 counted 18.8% of the overall population(with 175 771 Germans still remaining in Polish areas), while in 1931 it counted 9.6% (104 992 Germans remaining).

County (German name in brackets)	ethnic German population (1926)	ethnic German population (1934)

Kościerzyna (Berent)	6,884	5,974

Wąbrzeźno (Briesen)	7,615	7,344

Chełmno (Kulm)	7,905	7,673

Tczew (Dirschau)/ Gniew (Mewe)/ Świecie (Schwetz)	20,446	17,571

Grudziądz (Graudenz, town)	3,542	3,875

Grudziądz (Graudenz, district)	9,317	8,190

Kartuzy (Karthaus)	4,800	3,927

Chojnice (Konitz)	9,022	8,070

Lubawa (Löbau)	2,078	1,689

Wejherowo (Neustadt)/ Puck (Putzig)	6,556	6,305

Starogard Gdański (Pr. Stargard)	2,909	3,418

Toruń (Thorn, town)	2,255	2,057

Toruń (Thorn, district)	7,107	6,738

Tuchola (Tuchel)	3,170	2,861

Sępólno Krajeńskie (Zempelburg)	10,866	11,130

Pomeranian Voivodship (total)	117,251	107,555

Sentence(s)

In Pomeranian Voivodeship, the number of Germans were 117,251 in 1926 and 107,555 in 1934.

final_sentence: In Pomeranian Voivodeship, the number of Germans were 117,251 in 1926 and 107,555 in 1934.