Piła Voivodeship

The Pila Voivodeship was in the years 1975-1998, a Polish administrative division, most of which came up in the course of administrative reform in today's Greater Poland Voivodeship. Their capital city was Pila ( Pila ).

Major cities were (population figures for 1995 ):

• Pila ( 75,700 )
• Wałcz ( 27,000 )
• Wągrowiec ( 24,100 )
• Chodzież ( 20,400 )

Biała Podlaska | Białystok | Bielsko- Biała | Bydgoszcz | Chelm | Ciechanów | Częstochowa | Elblag | Gdansk | Gorzów | Jelenia Góra | Kalisz | Katowice | Kielce | Konin | Koszalin | Krakow | Krosno | Legnica | Leszno | Lublin | Łomża | Łódź | Nowy Sacz | Olsztyn | Opole | Ostrołęka | Pila | Piotrków | Plock | Poznan | Przemysl | Radom | Rzeszów | Siedlce | Sieradz | Skierniewice | Slupsk | Suwałki | Szczecin | Tarnobrzeg | Tarnów | Thorn | Wałbrzych | Warsaw | Wloclawek | Wroclaw | Zamość | Zielona Góra

• Polish Voivodeship 1975-1998
• Pila