List of German names for places in Poland
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| Polish name | German name | Notes |
| Anielska Górka | Engelsberg | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Augustówka | Augustthal | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Babimost | Bomst | |
| Barciany | Barten | |
| Barczewo | Wartenburg | |
| Barlinek | Berlinchen | |
| Bartoszyce | Bartenstein | |
| Barwice | Bärwalde | |
| Biała | Zülz | |
| Biała Piska | Bialla | |
| Gehlenburg | Used from 1938 until 1945. | |
| Białogard | Belgard | |
| Biały Bór | Baldenburg | |
| Biecz | Biet(z)sch | |
| Bielawa | Langenbielau | |
| Bielice | Bielitz | |
| Bielsko | Bielitz | Part of Bielsko-Biała. |
| Bierutow | Bernstadt an der Weide | |
| Bieżyce | Groß Bösitz | |
| Biskupiec | Bischofsburg | |
| Bisztynek | Bischofstein | |
| Bobolice | Bublitz | |
| Bobowicko | Bobelwitz | |
| Boczów | Bottschow | |
| Bogatynia | Reichenau | |
| Boguszów-Gorce | Gottesberg-Rothenbach | |
| Bolesławiec | Bunzlau | |
| Boręty | Barendt | |
| Borne Sulinowo | Groß-Born | |
| Borów | Birkholz | |
| Borowe | Burau | |
| Braniewo | Braunsberg | |
| Brodnica | Strasburg an der Drewenz | |
| Strasburg in Westpreußen | ||
| Brody | Pförten | |
| Brodziszów | Dittmannsdorf | |
| Brokęcino | Bahrenbusch | |
| Brójce | Brätz | |
| Brożek | Forst-Scheuno | |
| Brzeg | Brieg | |
| Brześć Kujawski | Brest | |
| Kujawisch Brest | ||
| Brzeżno | Briesen | |
| Brzoza | Birkholz | |
| Brzózka | Braschen | |
| Brzozowy Ług | Johanneshof | |
| Budziechów | Baudach | |
| Bukowiecz | Bauchwitz | |
| Bukówka | Buchwald | |
| Bydgoszcz | Bromberg | |
| Buszów | Büssow | |
| Bytom | Beuthen in Oberschlesien | |
| Bytom Odrzański | Beuthen an der Oder | |
| Cedynia | Zehden | |
| Chichy | Kunzendorf | |
| Chełmno | Kulm | |
| Chełmża | Kulmsee | |
| Chlebowo | Niemaschkleba | |
| Chociule | Kutschlau | |
| Chociwel | Freienwalde in Pommern | |
| Chodzież | Chodziesen | |
| Kolmar in Posen | ||
| Chojna | Königsberg in der Neumark | |
| Chorzów | Königshütte | |
| Choszczno | Arnswalde | |
| Chrzanów | Krenau | Used from 1941 until 1945. |
| Chwaliszowice | Quolsdorf | |
| Ciechocinek | Hermannsbad | |
| Cieszyn | Teschen | |
| Cieszyno | Teschendorf | |
| Cisów | Zissendorf | |
| Cybinka | Ziebingen | |
| Czaplinek | Tempelburg | |
| Czarnków | Czarniakau | |
| Scharnikau | ||
| Czarnogoździce | Zwornogoschütz | |
| Hohenwarte (Schlesien) | Used from 1936 until 1947. | |
| Czarnożyły | Czarnozyly | |
| Schwarzgrund | Used from 1943 until 1945. | |
| Czatkowy | Schattkau | |
| Czciradz | Zyrus | |
| Czernina | Tschirnau | |
| Lesten | Used from 1937 until 1945. | |
| Czernikowo | Schwarzendorf | |
| Czerwieńsk | Rothenburg an der Oder | |
| Częstochowa | Tschenstochau | |
| Człopa | Schloppe | |
| Dąbroszyn | Tamsel | |
| Dąbrowa, Malbork County | Damerau | |
| Dąbrówka Tczewska | Damerau | |
| Dąbrówka Wielkopolska | Groß Dammer | |
| Dąbrówno | Gilgenburg | |
| Dajtki | Deuthen | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Darłowo | Rügenwalde | |
| Darłówko | Rügenwaldermünde | |
| Datyń | Datten | |
| Dębno | Neudamm | |
| Dębowa Łeką | Geyersdorf | |
| Długoszyn | Langenfeld | |
| Dobra | Dobrau | |
| Dobre Miasto | Guttstadt | Founded with a German name. |
| Dobrodzień | Guttentag | |
| Dobrzany | Jascobshagen | |
| Dobrzyń | Dobrin an der Drewenz | District of Golub-Dobrzyń. |
| Dobiegniew | Woldenberg | |
| Dolna Grupa | Nieder Gruppe | |
| Drawno | Neuwedell | |
| Drawsko Pomorskie | Dramburg | |
| Drezdenko | Driesen | |
| Drogomin | Heinersdorf | |
| Drzeńsko | Drenzig | |
| Drzewce | Leichholz | |
| Drzonków | Drentkau | |
| Dziadoszyce | Döringau | |
| Działdowo | Soldau | |
| Dziećmorowice | Dittmannsdorf | |
| Dzierzgoń | Christburg | |
| Dzierżoniów | Reichenbach | |
| Dziwnów | Berg Dievenow | |
| Dźwirzyno | Kolberger Deep | |
| Elbląg | Elbing | |
| Ełk | Lyck | |
| Frombork | Frauenberg | |
| Gądków Wielki | Groß Gandern | |
| Gdańsk | Danzig | |
| Gębice | Amtitz | |
| Giżycko | Lötzen | |
| Glińsk | Leimnitz | |
| Glisno | Gleißen | |
| Gliwice | Gleiwitz | |
| Głogów | (Groß) Glogau | |
| Głogówek | Oberglogau | |
| Głubczyce | Leobschütz | |
| Głuchołazy | Bad Ziegenhals | |
| Głusko | Steinbusch | |
| Gniew | Mewe | |
| Gniewkowo (Inowrocław) | Argenau | |
| Gniezno | Gnesen | |
| Golczewo | Gülzow | |
| Gołdap | Goldap | |
| Goleniów | Gullnow | |
| Golub | Gollub | District of Golub-Dobrzyń. |
| Górna Grupa | Ober Gruppe | |
| Górzno | Görzbenz | |
| Górowo Iławeckie | Landsberg in Ostpreußen | Founded with a German name. |
| Gorzów Wielkopolski | Landsberg an der Warthe | Founded with a German name. |
| Gorzyca | Ober Görzig | |
| Gościkowo | Paradies | |
| Gościno | Groß Jestin | |
| Gościnowo | Alexandersdorf | |
| Gozdnica | Freiwaldau | |
| Gozdno | Heidehäuser | |
| Gozdowice | Güstebiese | |
| Grabów nad Prosną | Grabow | |
| Altwerder | Used from 1940 until 1945. | |
| Grabowo | Buchholz | |
| Grabowo | Grabow | District of Szczecin. |
| Grądek | Thalberg | Part of Olsztyn |
| Groblice | Grebelwitz | |
| Grodków | Grottkau | |
| Grodziszcze (Świebozdin) | Gräditz | |
| Grodziszce (Żary) | Grötzsch | |
| Grudziądz | Graudenz | |
| Gryfice | Greifenberg in Pommern | |
| Gryfino | Greifenhagen | |
| Grzędzice | Seefeld | |
| Grzybowo | Griebow | |
| Grzybowo | Grzybowen | |
| Gubin | Guben | |
| Gutkowo | Göttkendorf | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Hel | Hela | |
| Iława | Deutsch Eylau | |
| Iłowa | Halbau | |
| Ińsko | Nörenberg | |
| Jabłonowo Pomorskie | Jablonowo | |
| Goßlershausen | Used from 1903 until 1945. | |
| Jakubowo | Jakobsberg | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Jałowice | Jaulitz | |
| Jamno | Jamaika | |
| Janiszowice | Jähnsdorf | |
| Jarkowice | Hermsdorf Städtisch | |
| Jaroty | Jomendorf | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Jasień | Gassen | |
| Jasienice | Jeßnitz | |
| Jastrowie | Jastrow | |
| Jawor | Jauer | |
| Jędrejówka | Andreasberg | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Jelenia Góra | Hirschberg im Riesengeberge | |
| Jeziory | Jehser | |
| Jeziory Dolne | Nieder Jeser | |
| Jeziorany | Seeburg | |
| Jordanowo | Jordan | |
| Kaława | Kalau | |
| Kalisz Pomorski | Kallies | |
| Kalsko | Kalzig | |
| Kamień Pomorski | Cammin | |
| Kamienna Góra | Landeshut | |
| Kargowa | Unruhstadt | |
| Karlino | Körlin an der Persante | |
| Katowice | Kattowitz | |
| Kąty Rybackie | Bodenwinkel | |
| Kąty Wrocławskie | Kanth | |
| Canth | Used until 1930. | |
| Kędzierzyn-Koźle | Kandrzin-Cosel | |
| Kępsko | Schönborn | |
| Kęszyca | Kainscht | |
| Kętrzyn | Rastenburg | Founded with a German name. |
| Kije | Kay | |
| Klępino | Klempin | |
| Klępsk | Klemzig | |
| Kłodzko | Glatz | |
| Kłonowo | Klönnau | |
| Klonowo (Tuchola) | Klonowo | |
| Klontal | Used from 1908 until 1945. | |
| Kłopot | Kloppitz | |
| Kluczbork | Kreuzberg | |
| Koło | Kohlo | |
| Kołobrzeg | Kolberg | |
| Kolonowskie | Colonnowska | |
| Grafenweiler | Used from 1936 until 1945. | |
| Konin Żagański | Kunau | |
| Korfantów | Friedland in Oberschlesien | |
| Koronowo (Bydgoszcz) | Polnisch Krone | Archaic name. |
| Crone an der Brahe | ||
| Krone an der Brahe | Used from 1942 until 1945. | |
| Kortowo | Kortau | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Kosarzyn | Kuschern | |
| Kościan | Kosten | |
| Kostrzyn nad Odrą | Küstrin | |
| Koszalin | Köslin | |
| Koszewo | Küssow | |
| Kotowice | Kottwitz | |
| Kowalewo Pomorskie | Schönsee | |
| Kożuchów | Freystadt in Schlesien | |
| Kozy | Seiffersdorf | |
| Seibersdorf | ||
| Kosy | Used from 1941 until 1945. | |
| Krąg | Krangen | |
| Krajenka | Krojanke | |
| Krajnik Dolny | Nieder-Kränig | |
| Krajnik Górny | Hohen-Kränig | |
| Kraków | Krakau | |
| Krapkowice | Krappitz | |
| Krążkowo | Altkranz | |
| Krosino | (Groß) Krössin | |
| Krzeszowice | Kressendorf | Used from 1941 until 1945. |
| Krosno Odrzańskie | Crossen an der Oder | |
| Kuligowo | Kulkau | |
| Kumiałtowice | Kummeltitz | |
| Kunowice | Kunersdorf | |
| Kupienino | Koppen | |
| Kurcewo | Krüssow | |
| Kursko | Kurzig | |
| Kuźnik | Kupfermühle | |
| Kwidzyn | Marienwerder | |
| Lasocin | Lessendorf | |
| Lędyczek | Landeck in Westpreußen | |
| Legnica | Liegnitz | |
| Legnickie Pole | Wahlstatt | |
| Lemierzyce | Alt Limmritz | |
| Leśnica | Leschnitz | |
| Bergstadt | Used from 1936 until 1945. | |
| Leśniów Wielki | Lessen | |
| Leszno | Lissa | |
| Leszno Dolne | Nieder Leschen | |
| Lichnówki | Klein Lichtenau | |
| Lichnowy | Groß Lichtenau | |
| Lidzbark Warmiński | Heilsberg | |
| Likusy | Likusen | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Linia | Linde | |
| Lipiany | Lippehne | |
| Lipie Góry | Mansfelde | |
| Lipnik | Lindenberg | |
| Lisewo Malborskie | Ließau | |
| Lubawka | Liebau | |
| Lubiewo (Tuchola) | Lobfelde | |
| Lubiszewo Tczewskie | Liebschau | |
| Lubin | Lüben | |
| Lubin | Wildenhagen | |
| Lubinicko | Merzdorf | |
| Lubienwice | Königswalde | |
| Lubogóra | Wilhelmshöhe | |
| Luboń | Luban | |
| Lubsko | Sommerfeld | |
| Lututów | Lututow | |
| Landstett | Used from 1939 until 1943. | |
| Landstätt | Used from 1943 until 1945. | |
| Łagoda | Legel | |
| Łasin | Lessen | |
| Łask | Lask | |
| Łaziska Górne | Ober Lazisk | |
| Łazy Lubuskie | Lubuser Loose | |
| Łeba | Leba | |
| Łęgajny | Lengainen | |
| Łęknica | Lugknitz | |
| Łężyca | Lansitz | |
| Łobez | Labes | |
| Łobżenica | Lobsens | |
| Łomczewo | Lümzow | |
| Łódź | Lodsch | |
| Litzmannstadt | Used from 1939 until 1945. | |
| Ługów | Lugau | |
| Ługałd | Hochwalde | |
| Łupstych | Abstich | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Łyna | Lahna | |
| Łysomice | Lissomitz | |
| Posemsdorf | Used from 1942 until 1945. | |
| Maczków | Matschdorf | |
| Malbork | Marienburg | Founded with a German name. |
| Małkocin | Mulkenthin | |
| Małomice | Mallmitz | |
| Marianka | Marienhain | |
| Maszewo | Massow | |
| Miasteczko Krajeńskie | Friedheim | |
| Miastko | Rummelsburg | |
| Międzychód | Birnbaum | |
| Międzyzdroje | Misdroj | |
| Międzyrzecz | Meseritz | |
| Mieszków | Beinsdorf | |
| Mieszkowice | Bärwalde in der Neumark | |
| Mieszkowice (Prudnik) | Dittmannsdorf | |
| Mikołajki Pomorskie | Nikolaiken | |
| Niklaskirchen | Used from 1938 until 1945. | |
| Mikołów | Nicolai | |
| Miłochowice | Melochwitz | |
| Mühlhagen | Used from 1936 until 1945. | |
| Miłakowo | Liebstadt | |
| Miłobądz | Mühlbanz | |
| Miłomłyn | Liebemühl | |
| Mirocin Dolny | Nieder Herzogswaldau | |
| Mirocin Górny | Ober Herzogswaldau | |
| Mirocin Średni | Mittel Herzogswaldau | |
| Mirosławiec | Märkisch Friedland | |
| Miszkowice | Michelsdorf | |
| Morąg | Morhrungen | |
| Moryń | Mohrin | |
| Mrągowo | Sensburg | |
| Mrocza | Mrotschen | |
| Schönhausen | Used from 1939 until 1942. | |
| Immenheim | Used from 1942 until 1945. | |
| Mrzeżyno | (Treptower) Deep | |
| Myślibórz | Soldin | |
| Mysłowice | Myslowitz | |
| Nabłoto | Nablat | |
| Nahberg | ||
| Nagórki | Bergenthal | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Nakło nad Notecią | Nakel an der Netze | |
| Nidzica | Neidenburg | Founded with a German name. |
| Niechorze | Horst | |
| Niedźwiedź | Bärenbruch | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Nietków | Polnisch Nettkow | |
| Nietoperek | Nipter | |
| Niwica | Zibelle | |
| Nowa Ruda | Neurode | |
| Nowa Sól | Neusalz an der Oder | |
| Nowe | Neuenberg in Westpreußen | |
| Neuenberg (Weichsel) | Used from 1942 until 1945. | |
| Nowe Biskupice | Neu Bischofsee | |
| Nowe Miasteczko | Neu Städtel | |
| Nowe Warpno | Neuwarp | |
| Nowogard | Naugard | |
| Nowogród Bobrzański | Naumburg am Bober | |
| Nowoszów | Neuhaus | |
| Nowy Dwór | Neuhaus | |
| Nowy Dwór Gdański | Tiegenhof | |
| Nowy Dworek | Neuhöfchen | |
| Nowy Kisielin | Deutsch Kessel | |
| Nowy Lubusz | Neu Lebus | |
| Nowy Staw | Neuteich | |
| Nowy Tomyśl | Neutomischel | |
| Nysa | Neiße | |
| Obłotne | Oblath | |
| Ochla | Ochelhermsdorf | |
| Odolanów | Adelnau | |
| Okonek | Ratzebuhr | |
| Oława | Ohlau | |
| Olecko | Marggrabowa | |
| Treuberg | During 1928 | |
| Oleśnica | Öls | |
| Olesno | Rosenberg | |
| Olsztyn | Allenstein | Founded with a German name. |
| Olszyna | Erlenholz | |
| Opole | Oppeln | |
| Orneta | Wormditt | |
| Orzesze | Orzesche | |
| Ośno Lubuskie | Drossen | |
| Osogóra | Friedrichstabor | |
| Osowa Sień | Röhrsdorf | |
| Ostróda | Hohenstein | |
| Ostrów Wielkopolski | Ostrow | |
| Ostrowite | Ostrowitt | |
| Oświęcim | Auschwitz | |
| Ozimek | Malapane | |
| Pasłęk | Preussisch Holland | |
| Pełczyce | Bernstein | |
| Pelplin | Pelplin | |
| Perszkowo | Pörschkau | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Pęzino | Pansin | |
| Pieczewo | Stolzenberg | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Piekary Śląskie | Deutsch Piekar | |
| Pieniężno | Mehlsack | |
| Pieszyce | Peterswaldau | |
| Piła | Schneidemühl | |
| Piotrków Trybunalski | Petrikau | |
| Pisz | Johannisberg | |
| Płoty | Plothow | |
| Płoty | Plathe an der Rega | |
| Pniów | Pinnow | |
| Poczernin | Pützerlin | |
| Podgaje | Flederborn | |
| Podlesie | Friedrichsfelde | |
| Podmokle Małe | Klein Posemuckel | |
| Podmokle Wielkie | Groß Posemuckel | |
| Polanów | Pollnow | |
| Połczyn-Zdrój | Bad Polzin | |
| Police | Pölitz | |
| Polkowice | Heerwegen | Obsolete, used during World War II |
| Polkowitz | ||
| Poznań | Posen | |
| Pozorty | Posorten | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Prabuty | Riesenberg | Founded with a German name. |
| Prószków | Proskau | |
| Proszów | Drahthammer | |
| Prudnik | Neustadt | |
| Pruszcz (Świecie) | Prust | |
| Pruszcz Gdański | Praust | |
| Przemków | Primkenau | |
| Przybiernów | Pribbernow | |
| Przygodzice | Groß Pschygodschitz | |
| Hirschteich | Used from 1943 until 1945. | |
| Pszczółki | Hohenstein | |
| Pszczyna | Pleß | |
| Pyrzany | Pyrehne | |
| Pyrzyce | Pyritz | |
| Rybnik | Rübnick | |
| Rąbino | Groß Rambin | |
| Racibórz | Ratibor | |
| Racula | Larenwalde | |
| Lawaldau | ||
| Radziejów | Rädichau | |
| Radzyń Chełmiński | Rehden | |
| Raków | Rackau | |
| Rąpice | Rampitz | |
| Recz | Reetz | |
| Redykajny | Redigkainen | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Resko | Regenwalde | |
| Reszel | Rößel | |
| Rogoźnica | Groß Rosen | |
| Rosin | Rissen | |
| Rozłogi | Friedrichswerder | |
| Ruda Śląska | Ruda | |
| Rudowice | Eisenberg | |
| Rudgerzowice | Riegersdorf | |
| Rusinów | Rinnersdorf | |
| Rychlik | Reichen | |
| Rydzynka | Krügershof | |
| Ryn | Rhein | |
| Rzeczyca | Rietschütz | |
| Rzepin | Reppen | |
| Sarbinowo | Zorndorf | |
| Sępólno Krajeńskie | Zempelburg | |
| Sępopol | Schippenbeil | Founded with a German name. |
| Siemianowice Śląskie | Laurahütte | |
| Siemiradz | Neudorf | |
| Sianów | Zanow | |
| Siekierki | Zäckerick | |
| Skalin | Schellin | |
| Skórcz | Skurz | |
| Großwollental | Used from 1942 until 1945. | |
| Skrzynica | Krinitza | |
| Skwierzyna | Schwerin an der Warthe | |
| Sława | Schlawa | |
| Schlesiersee | ||
| Sławno | Schlawe | |
| Słońsk | Sonnenburg | |
| Słubice | Dammvorstadt | |
| Słupsk | Stolp | |
| Smogóry | Schmagorei | |
| Sobótka | Zobten | |
| Sokołów | Zöcklau | |
| Solec Kujawski | Schulitz | |
| Solniki | Zölling | |
| Sosny | Charlottenhof | |
| Sowno | Hinzendorf | |
| Stara Rudnica | Alt Rüdnitz | |
| Stare Biskupice | Alt Bischofsee | |
| Stare Osieczno | Hochzeit | |
| Stargard | Stargard in Pommern | |
| Starkowo | Stärkenthal | |
| Starogard Gdański | Preußisch Stargard | |
| Starościn | Friedrichswille | |
| Starosiedle | Starzeddel | |
| Stary Błeszyn | Alt-Blessin | |
| Stary Dwór | Althof | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Stary Kostrzynek | Altküstrinchen | |
| Stegna | Steegen | |
| Steegen-Kobbelgrube | ||
| Strzegom | Striegau | |
| Strzelce Krajeńskie | Friedeberg | |
| Strzelce Opolskie | Groß Strehlitz | |
| Strzelin | Strehlen | |
| Strzeszowice | (Tz)schaksdorf | |
| Strzyżno | Streesen | |
| Suchań | Zachan | |
| Suchodół | Zauchel | |
| Sudoł | Seedorf | |
| Sulechów | Züllichau | |
| Sulęcin | Zielenzig | |
| Susz | Rosenberg in Westpreußen | |
| Świdnica | Schweinitz | |
| Świdnica | Schweidnitz | |
| Świdwin | Schivelbein | |
| Świebodów | Schwiebedawe | |
| Frankenberg | Used from 1925 until 1947. | |
| Świebodzice | Freiburg in Schlesien | |
| Świebodzin | Schwiebus | |
| Świecie | Schwetz | |
| Święte | Schwendt | |
| Świętochłowice | Schwientochlowitz | |
| Święty Wojciech | Georgsdorf | |
| Świnoujście | Swinemünde | |
| Szadzko | Saatzig | |
| Szalejów Dolny | Niederschwedeldorf | |
| Szczecin | Stettin | |
| Szczecinek | Neustettin | |
| Szczytno | Ortelsberg | |
| Szkotowo | Schottau | |
| Szlichtyngowa | Schlichtingsheim | |
| Szprotawa | Sprottau | |
| Sztum | Stuhm | |
| Sztutowo | Stutthof | |
| Szumiąca | Schindelmüehl | |
| Szydłów | Schidelo | |
| Tarnowskie Góry | Tarnowitz | |
| Tczew | Dirschau | |
| Tomaszkowo | Thomsdorf | |
| Toruń | Thorn | |
| Torzym | Sternberg in der Neumark | |
| Trąbki Wielkie | Groß Trampken | |
| Trzciel | Tirschtiegel | |
| Trzcińsko-Zdrój | Bad Schönfließ | |
| Trzebiatów | Treptow (an der Rega) | |
| Trzebiel | Triebel | |
| Tuchola | Tuchel | |
| Tuczno | Tütz | |
| Tuławki | Tollack | |
| Tumiany | Daumen | |
| Tychowo | Groß Tychow | |
| Tychy | Tichau | |
| Tyczewo | Tietzow | |
| Tylewice | Tillendorf | |
| Ujazd | Ujest | |
| Bischofstal | Used from 1936 until 1945. | |
| Ujście | Usch | |
| Ulikowo | Wulkow | |
| Unieszewo | Schonefeld | |
| Unisław | Unislaw | |
| Kulmischwenzlau | Used from 1942 until 1945. | |
| Urad | Aurith | |
| Ustronie Morskie | (Ostseebad) Henkenhagen | |
| Wąbrzeźno | Briesen | |
| Wadąg | Wadang | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Wałbrzych | Waldenburg | |
| Wałcz | Deutsch Krone | |
| Warkały | Warkallen | |
| Warsaw (Warszawa) | Warschau | |
| Wędrzyn | Wandern | |
| Węgajty | Wengaithen | |
| Węgorzewo | Angerburg | |
| Węgorzyno | Wangerin | |
| Wiązów | Wansen | |
| Widuchowa | Fiddichow | |
| Więcbork | Vandsburg | |
| Wiejce | Waitze | |
| Wieluń | Welun | |
| Wierzbięcin | Kochsdorf | |
| Wierzbnica | Dreidorf | |
| Würbitz | ||
| Wierzchno | Wirchenblatt | |
| Wietzko | Vietzig | |
| Wilkowo | Wilkau | |
| Włocławek | Leslau | |
| Włodowice | Waldowitz | |
| Wipsowo | Wieps | |
| Wisełka | Neuendorf | |
| Witnica | Vietz | |
| Witosław | Wittig | |
| Witkowo II | Wittichow bei Stargard | |
| Wityń | Witten | |
| Włostowice | Roßnitz | |
| Wojnowo | Reckenwalde | |
| Wójtowo | Fittigsdorf | |
| Wolin | Wollin | |
| Wolnica | Freiheit | |
| Wolsztyn | Wollstein | |
| Woryty | Woritten | |
| Wrocław | Breslau | |
| Września | Wreschen | |
| Wschowa | Freustadt | |
| Wyrzysk | Wirsitz | |
| Wysoka | Wissek | |
| Wysoka | Hochwalde | |
| Wyszanowo | Wischen | |
| Ząbkowice Śląskie | Frankenstein in Schleisen | |
| Zabrze | Hindenburg | |
| Źagań | Sagan | |
| Zalbki | Salbkeim | |
| Zalewo | Saalfeld | |
| Żarki Wielkie | Groß Särchen | |
| Żarowo | Saarow | |
| Żary | Sorau | |
| Zasieki | Forst-Berge | |
| Zatonie | Günthersdorf | |
| Zawadzkie | Zawadzki | |
| Andreashütte | Used from 1936 until 1945. | |
| Zbąszynek | Neu Bentschen | |
| Zduńska Wola | Freihaus | Used from 1943 until 1945. |
| Zduny | Treustädt | Used from 1943 until 1945. |
| Zdzieszowice | Deschowitz | |
| Odertal in Oberschlesien | Used from 1936 until 1945. | |
| Zielona Góra | Grünberg in Schlesien | |
| Zielona Górka | Grünberg | Part of Olsztyn. |
| Złocieniec | Falkenburg | |
| Złotnik | Reinswalde | |
| Złotoryja | Goldberg | |
| Złotów | Flatow | |
| Żmigród | Trachenberg | |
| Żółwin | Solben | |
| Żory | Sohrau | |
| Żubrów | Herzogswalde | |
| Żydowo | Elisenfelde | |
| Żytni Młyn | Heideschäfer | |
Natural locations
edit| Polish name | German name | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brda | Brahe | River | |
| Długie | Lang | Lake | |
| Kortowskie | Kort | Lake | |
| Liwa | Liebe | River | |
| Łyna | Alle | River | |
| Nogat | Nogat | River | |
| Noteć | Netze | River | |
| Sukiel | Suckel | Lake | |
| Szkarpawa | Elbinger Weichsel | River | |
| Tuja | Tiege | River | |
| Track | Trautziger | Lake | |
| Ukiel | Okull | Lake | |
| Wadąg | Wadang | Lake | |
| Wadąg | Wadang | River | |
| Barania Góra | Widderberg | Mountain | |
| Wisła | Weichsel | River | In English known as the Vistula, the longest river in Poland. |
| Zalew Wiślany | Frisches Haff | Lagoon | In English known as the Vistula Lagoon. |
See also
editExternal links
edit- List of German names for places in Poland (in Polish and Esperanto)