NUTS statistical regions of Poland

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NUTS 1 divisions in Poland, since 2018 POLSKA NUTS1 2018.png
NUTS 1 divisions in Poland, since 2018
NUTS 2 divisions in Poland, since 2018 POLSKA NUTS2 2018.png
NUTS 2 divisions in Poland, since 2018
NUTS 3 divisions in Poland, since 2018 POLSKA NUTS3-2018.png
NUTS 3 divisions in Poland, since 2018

In the NUTS (Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics) codes of Poland (PL), the three levels are:

Contents

LevelSubdivisions#
NUTS 1 Macroregions (makroregiony)7
NUTS 2Regions (regiony); coterminous with voivodeships, with one exception (Mazovian Voivodeship, which is split into 2 NUTS units)17
NUTS 3Subregions (podregiony)73

NUTS codes

The regional coding below was last verified on October 20, 2019. The current coding as well as the history can be found under http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/nuts/history

Current NUTS codes

In the 2018 version, the codes are as follows: [1]

NUTS 1CodeNUTS 2CodeNUTS 3Code
MAKROREGION CENTRALNYPL7 Łódzkie PL71 Miasto Łódź PL711
ŁódzkiPL712
PiotrkowskiPL713
SieradzkiPL714
SkierniewickiPL715
Świętokrzyskie PL72KieleckiPL721
Sandomiersko-jędrzejowskiPL722
MAKROREGION POŁUDNIOWYPL2 Małopolskie PL21 Miasto Kraków PL213
KrakowskiPL214
TarnowskiPL217
NowosądeckiPL218
NowotarskiPL219
OświęcimskiPL21A
Śląskie PL22CzęstochowskiPL224
BielskiPL225
RybnickiPL227
BytomskiPL228
GliwickiPL229
KatowickiPL22A
SosnowieckiPL22B
TyskiPL22C
MAKROREGION WSCHODNIPL8 Lubelskie PL81BialskiPL811
Chełmsko-zamojskiPL812
LubelskiPL814
PuławskiPL815
Podkarpackie PL82KrośnieńskiPL821
PrzemyskiPL822
RzeszowskiPL823
TarnobrzeskiPL824
Podlaskie PL84BiałostockiPL841
ŁomżyńskiPL842
SuwalskiPL843
MAKROREGION PÓŁNOCNO-ZACHODNIPL4 Wielkopolskie PL41PilskiPL411
KonińskiPL414
Miasto Poznań PL415
KaliskiPL416
LeszczyńskiPL417
PoznańskiPL418
Zachodniopomorskie PL42 Miasto Szczecin PL424
KoszalińskiPL426
Szczecinecko-pyrzyckiPL427
SzczecińskiPL428
Lubuskie PL43GorzowskiPL431
ZielonogórskiPL432
MAKROREGION POŁUDNIOWO-ZACHODNIPL5 Dolnośląskie PL51 Miasto Wrocław PL514
JeleniogórskiPL515
Legnicko-głogowskiPL516
WałbrzyskiPL517
WrocławskiPL518
Opolskie PL52NyskiPL523
OpolskiPL524
MAKROREGION PÓŁNOCNYPL6 Kujawsko-Pomorskie PL61Bydgosko-toruńskiPL613
GrudziądzkiPL616
InowrocławskiPL617
ŚwieckiPL618
WłocławskiPL619
Warmińsko-Mazurskie PL62ElbląskiPL621
OlsztyńskiPL622
EłckiPL623
Pomorskie PL63TrójmiejskiPL633
GdańskiPL634
SłupskiPL636
ChojnickiPL637
StarogardzkiPL638
MAKROREGION WOJEWÓDZTWO MAZOWIECKIE PL9 Warszawski stołeczny PL91 Miasto Warszawa PL911
Warszawski wschodniPL912
Warszawski zachodniPL913
Mazowiecki regionalny PL92RadomskiPL921
CiechanowskiPL922
PłockiPL923
OstrołęckiPL924
SiedleckiPL925
ŻyrardowskiPL926

Former coding

2015 NUTS codes

In the 2015 version, the codes were as follows: [1]

NUTS 1CodeNUTS 2CodeNUTS 3Code
REGION CENTRALNYPL1 Łódzkie PL11Miasto ŁódźPL113
ŁódzkiPL114
PiotrkowskiPL115
SieradzkiPL116
SkierniewickiPL117
Mazowieckie PL12Miasto WarszawaPL127
RadomskiPL128
Warszawski-wschodniPL129
Warszawski-zachodniPL12A
CiechanowskiPL12B
PłockiPL12C
OstrołęckiPL12D
SiedleckiPL12E
REGION POŁUDNIOWYPL2 Małopolskie PL21Miasto KrakówPL213
KrakowskiPL214
TarnowskiPL217
NowosądeckiPL218
NowotarskiPL219
OświęcimskiPL21A
Śląskie PL22CzęstochowskiPL224
BielskiPL225
RybnickiPL227
BytomskiPL228
GliwickiPL229
KatowickiPL22A
SosnowieckiPL22B
TyskiPL22C
REGION WSCHODNIPL3 Lubelskie PL31BialskiPL311
Chełmsko-zamojskiPL312
LubelskiPL314
PuławskiPL315
Podkarpackie PL32KrośnieńskiPL323
PrzemyskiPL324
RzeszowskiPL325
TarnobrzeskiPL326
Świętokrzyskie PL33KieleckiPL331
Sandomiersko-jędrzejowskiPL332
Podlaskie PL34BiałostockiPL343
ŁomżyńskiPL344
SuwalskiPL345
REGION PÓŁNOCNO-ZACHODNIPL4 Wielkopolskie PL41PilskiPL411
KonińskiPL414
Miasto PoznańPL415
KaliskiPL416
LeszczyńskiPL417
PoznańskiPL418
Zachodniopomorskie PL42Miasto SzczecinPL424
KoszalińskiPL426
Szczecinecko-pyrzyckiPL427
SzczecińskiPL428
Lubuskie PL43GorzowskiPL431
ZielonogórskiPL432
REGION POŁUDNIOWO-ZACHODNIPL5 Dolnośląskie PL51Miasto WrocławPL514
JeleniogórskiPL515
Legnicko-głogowskiPL516
WałbrzyskiPL517
WrocławskiPL518
Opolskie PL52NyskiPL523
OpolskiPL524
REGION PÓŁNOCNYPL6 Kujawsko-Pomorskie PL61Bydgosko-toruńskiPL613
GrudziądzkiPL616
InowrocławskiPL617
ŚwieckiPL618
WłocławskiPL619
Warmińsko-Mazurskie PL62ElbląskiPL621
OlsztyńskiPL622
EłckiPL623
Pomorskie PL63TrójmiejskiPL633
GdańskiPL634
SłupskiPL636
ChojnickiPL637
StarogardzkiPL638


2008 NUTS codes

In the 2008 version, the codes were as follows:

PL1 REGION CENTRALNY
PL11 Łódzkie
PL113 Miasto Łódź
PL114 Łódzki
PL115 Piotrkowski
PL116 Sieradzki
PL117 Skierniewicki
PL12 Mazowieckie
PL121 Ciechanowsko-płocki
PL122 Ostrołęcko-siedlecki
PL127 Miasto Warszawa
PL128 Radomski
PL129 Warszawski-wschodni
PL12A Warszawski-zachodni
PL2 REGION POŁUDNIOWY
PL21 Małopolskie
PL213 Miasto Kraków
PL214 Krakowski
PL215 Nowosądecki
PL216 Oświęcimski
PL217 Tarnowski
PL22 Śląskie
PL224 Częstochowski
PL225 Bielski
PL227 Rybnicki
PL228 Bytomski
PL229 Gliwicki
PL22A Katowicki
PL22B Sosnowiecki
PL22C Tyski
PL3 REGION WSCHODNI
PL31 Lubelskie
PL311 Bialski
PL312 Chełmsko-zamojski
PL314 Lubelski
PL315 Puławski
PL32 Podkarpackie
PL323 Krośnieński
PL324 Przemyski
PL325 Rzeszowski
PL326 Tarnobrzeski
PL33 Świętokrzyskie
PL331 Kielecki
PL332 Sandomiersko-jędrzejowski
PL34 Podlaskie
PL343 Białostocki
PL344 Łomżyński
PL345 Suwalski
PL4 REGION PÓŁNOCNO-ZACHODNI
PL41 Wielkopolskie
PL411 Pilski
PL414 Koniński
PL415 Miasto Poznań
PL416 Kaliski
PL417 Leszczyński
PL418 Poznański
PL42 Zachodniopomorskie
PL422 Koszaliński
PL423 Stargardzki
PL424 Miasto Szczecin
PL425 Szczeciński
PL43 Lubuskie
PL431 Gorzowski
PL432 Zielonogórski
PL5 REGION POŁUDNIOWO-ZACHODNI
PL51 Dolnośląskie
PL514 Miasto Wrocław
PL515 Jeleniogórski
PL516 Legnicko-Głogowski
PL517 Wałbrzyski
PL518 Wrocławski
PL52 Opolskie
PL521 Nyski
PL522 Opolski
PL6 REGION PÓŁNOCNY
PL61 Kujawsko-Pomorskie
PL613 Bydgosko-Toruński
PL614 Grudziądzki
PL615 Włocławski
PL62 Warmińsko-Mazurskie
PL621 Elbląski
PL622 Olsztyński
PL623 Ełcki
PL63 Pomorskie
PL631 Słupski
PL633 Trójmiejski
PL634 Gdański
PL635 Starogardzki

2003 NUTS codes

In the 2003 version, the codes were as follows:

PL1 CENTRALNY
PL11 Łódzkie
PL111 Łódzki
PL112 Piotrkowsko-skierniewicki
PL113 Miasto Łódź
PL12 Mazowieckie
PL121 Ciechanowsko-plocki
PL122 Ostrolecko-siedlecki
PL124 Radomski
PL126 Warszawski
PL127 Miasto Warszawa
PL2 POLUDNIOWY
PL21 Malopolskie
PL211 Krakowsko-tarnowski
PL212 Nowosadecki
PL213 Miasto Kraków
PL22 Slaskie
PL224 Czestochowski
PL225 Bielsko-bialski
PL226 Centralny slaski
PL227 Rybnicko-jastrzebski
PL3 WSCHODNI
PL31 Lubelskie
PL311 Bialskopodlaski
PL312 Chelmsko-zamojski
PL313 Lubelski
PL32 Podkarpackie
PL321 Rzeszowsko-tarnobrzeski
PL322 Krosniensko-przemyski
PL33 Swietokrzyskie
PL330 Swietokrzyski
PL34 Podlaskie
PL341 Bialostocko-suwalski
PL342 Lomzynski
PL4 POLNOCNO-ZACHODNI
PL41 Wielkopolskie
PL411 Pilski
PL412 Poznanski
PL413 Kaliski
PL414 Koninski
PL415 Miasto Poznan
PL42 Zachodniopomorskie
PL421 Szczecinski
PL422 Koszalinski
PL43 Lubuskie
PL431 Gorzowski
PL432 Zielonogorski
PL5 POLUDNIOWO-ZACHODNI
PL51 Dolnoslaskie
PL511 Jeleniogorsko-walbrzyski
PL512 Legnicki
PL513 Wrocławski
PL514 Miasto Wrocław
PL52 Opolskie
PL520 Opolski
PL6 POLNOCNY
PL61 Kujawsko-Pomorskie
PL611 Bydgoski
PL612 Torunsko-wloclawski
PL62 Warminsko-Mazurskie
PL621 Elblaski
PL622 Olsztynski
PL623 Elcki
PL63 Pomorskie
PL631 Slupski
PL632 Gdanski
PL633 Gdansk-Gdynia-Sopot

Local administrative units

Below the NUTS levels, the two LAU (Local Administrative Units) levels are:

LevelSubdivisions#
LAU 1 Counties and city counties (Powiaty i miasta na prawach powiatu)379
LAU 2 Municipalities (Gminy)2478

The LAU codes of Poland can be downloaded here: Page white excel.png

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