Talk:List of cities and towns in Poland

message: Perhaps I am insane, but was in here looking for Nowy Sacz, and noticed that no cities or towns whose names begin with the letter "N" are included on this list...
:They were deleted by vandalism and never fixed or noticed .  Until now.  I added them back in. -- Curps 01:46, 8 September 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  What happened to cities beginning with the letter "n"? 

message: Years of which are given numbers should be some significant in the history of Polish.
It should look like this: 1918 (or possibly 1919), 1939, 1945 (or 1946), 1989, 2004. Last year should be changed after the publication of the latest data. Helmut Schmidt 20 (talk) 12:55, 21 February 2017 (UTC)
thread_title:  Dates 

message: Please note that the recent edits which added the column with voivodeships and flags have introduced wikilinks that in some cases take the reader not to articles about the voivodeships but to cities (I mean the links to Lublin, Łódź and Opole voivodeships, which are actually links to the three cities). I'm not sure how to solve this problem, so I'm bringing this to the attention of the other editors. Pearlmaster1212 (talk) 00:15, 19 January 2018 (UTC)
thread_title:  Problem with links to voivodeship articles 

message: Shouldn't be cities and towns classified as traditionally in UK due to the presence of the cathedral? In this case, cities in Poland would be:
#Białystok
#Bielsko-Biała
#Bydgoszcz
#Chełmża
#Częstochowa
#Drohiczyn
#Elbląg
#Ełk
#Frombork
#Gdańsk
#Gliwice
#Gniezno
#Gołdap
#Gorzów Wielkopolski
#Kalisz
#Kamień Pomorski
#Katowice
#Kielce
#Kołobrzeg
#Koszalin
#Kraków
#Kwidzyn
#Legnica
#Lubaczów
#Lublin
#Łomża
#Łowicz
#Łódź
#Olsztyn
#Opole
#Ostrów Wielkopolski
#Pelplin
#Płock
#Poznań
#Prabuty
#Przemyśl
#Radom
#Rzeszów
#Sandomierz
#Siedlce
#Sokołów Podlaski
#Sosnowiec
#Stalowa Wola
#Suwałki
#Szczecin
#Świdnica
#Tarnów
#Toruń
#Warszawa
#Włocławek
#Wrocław
#Zamość
#Zielona Góra
#Żywiec
So the smallest Polish city would be Drohiczyn (2,000 inhabitants) and the biggest Polish town would be Gdynia (250,000 inhabitants). Kamilhrub (talk) 20:14, 8 December 2020 (UTC)
replies: text: Nope, because it leaves out several important cities like Chorzów, Zabrze, Słupsk, Zielona Góra, Gdynia etc. The only sound and acceptable division is between the municipalities electing a burmistrz (towns) and those electing a prezydent miasta (cities). Besides, the ″cathedral″ criterion was abolished in Britain years ago. Micga (talk) 14:26, 28 May 2022 (UTC)
replies: text: Wygląda na to, że to Twoja subiektywna opinia, bez głębszego uzasadnienia. No i może być jeszcze jedno kryterium, według miast na prawach powiatu, ale moim zdaniem równie na siłę, co Twoje prezydent/burmistrz. Z uwagi na tradycyjny brak podziału, ale też silne tradycje kościelne w Polsce, podział wg katedr wydaje mi się najodpowiedniejszy (a UK wcale tego nie zniosło, lecz do dziś stosuje z niewielkimi jedynie modyfikacjami, zauważ, że najmniejsze "city", Wells liczy 10 tys., a największy "town", Reading 250 tys., więc wartości całkiem podobne, w dodatku aż 10 miast ponad 150 tys. ma status "town", za to 16 poniżej 50 tys. status "city", oprócz tego "city" bez katedry musi mieć minimum 300 tys. mieszkańców i być centrum regionu, a podane przez Ciebie miasta tego niestety by nie spełniały). 18:46, 29 August 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  Good division? 

message: A large number of places have been to this article added in recent edits which need disambiguation because there are places with this name in more than one Vivodeship and it often unclear which is the intended link. You can identify these by going to your Preferences (drop down list top right), going to the "gadets" tab, scrolling down to "Appearance" and putting a tick next to "Display links to disambiguation pages in orange". Any help appreciated.— Rod talk 16:02, 8 November 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  Disambiguation of place names