List of islands of Poland explained

This is a list of islands of Poland (Polish: Wyspy).^[1] ^[2] ^[3]

Baltic Sea

The following Polish islands are in the Baltic Sea:

Oder Lagoon

The following Polish islands are in the Oder Lagoon:

Chełminek, 53.6743°N 14.5308°W
Chrząszczewska Island, 53.9667°N 14.7333°W
Gęsia Kępa, 53.8608°N 14.369°W
Karsibór, 53.846°N 14.33°W
Koński Smug, 53.8834°N 14.3562°W
Trzcinice
Warnie Kępy, 53.8681°N 14.3625°W
Wielki Krzek, 53.8511°N 14.4025°W
Wiszowa Kępa, 53.8653°N 14.4007°W
Wydrza Kępa, 53.878°N 14.3421°W

Other Oder islands

Islands of Wrocław^[4]
- Tamka, 51.1149°N 17.0372°W
- Malt Island (Wyspa Słodowa), 51.1163°N 17.0375°W^[5]
- Bielarska Island (Wyspa Bielarska), 51.1173°N 17.0383°W
- Mill Island (Wyspa Młyńska), 51.116°N 17.0404°W
- Daliowa Island (Wyspa Daliowa), 51.1144°N 17.0385°W
- Sand Island (Wyspa Piasek), 51.1146°N 17.0406°W

Islands of Gdańsk Bay and Vistula Lagoon

The following Polish islands are in the Gdańsk Bay and Vistula Lagoon:

Aestian Island (artificial island in the Vistula Lagoon), approximately 54.3581°N 19.5123°W
Islands of Gdańsk
- Port Island Area: 25.7 km² population 22,167 people, 54.3811°N 18.7231°W
- Sobieszewo Island Area: 34.3 km² population: 3,570 people, 54.3364°N 18.8747°W
- Ostrów Island (Holm Island), 54.371°N 18.654°W
- Granary Island (Wyspa Spichrzów), 54.3465°N 18.6577°W
Granary Island (Wyspa Spichrzów) in Elbląg, 54.1583°N 19.3886°W

Other

(uninhabited island on the Oder River in Szczecin), 53.4333°N 14.5667°W
, 53.4171°N 14.5989°W
Upałty, 54.1747°N 21.6721°W
Wielka Żuława (on Lake Jeziorak), 53.61°N 19.55°W

See also

Notes and References

Web site: Islands of Poland. GeoNames. October 26, 2021.
Web site: 7 Fascinating Polish Islands You've Never Heard of. The Culture Trip. 30 November 2017. October 30, 2021.
Web site: Polskich Wysp. Dave 191. https://web.archive.org/web/20060324011726/http://westteam.uznam.net.pl/iwipl.htm. 2006-03-24.
Web site: Wrocław's Islands & Waterways. In Your Pocket. October 30, 2021.
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