List of volcanoes in Poland

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This is a list of extinct volcanoes in Poland.

NameElevationLocationLast eruptionReference
metersfeet Coordinates
Ostrzyca 5011644 51°03′20″N15°45′50″E / 51.05556°N 15.76389°E / 51.05556; 15.76389 (Ostrzyca) 3 to 4 million years [1]
Grodczyn 8032635 50°24′50″N16°20′00″E / 50.41389°N 16.33333°E / 50.41389; 16.33333 (Grodczyn) - [2]
Wilcza Góra 3731224 51°06′03″N15°55′02″E / 51.10083°N 15.91722°E / 51.10083; 15.91722 (Wilcza góra) Neogene [3]
Zamkowa Góra (Waldenburg Mountains) 6182027 50°44′06″N16°17′34″E / 50.73500°N 16.29278°E / 50.73500; 16.29278 (Zamkowa góra) Permian [4]
Sośnica (Wzgórza Lipowe) 302990 50°41′00″N16°57′43″E / 50.68333°N 16.96194°E / 50.68333; 16.96194 Miocene [5]
Rataj (Pogórze Kaczawskie) 3501148 51°01′17″N16°07′30″E / 51.02139°N 16.12500°E / 51.02139; 16.12500 Miocene [6]
Grodczyn Grodczyn (Wzgorza Lewinskie).jpg
Grodczyn

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