Map Data for
Poland
Poland – Quick Facts
Situated in central Europe, the Republic of Poland is bordered by Russia, Lithuania, Germany, Ukraine, Belarus, Slovakia and Czechia. The capital city is Warsaw.
Poland is a representative democracy, and is divided into sixteen administrative provinces, called voivodeships. It has had periods of independence and well as turbulent times of domination by other countries. Poland was invaded by Nazi Germany during World War ll and millions of Poles were killed, around half of them Jewish. Infamously, a number of concentration camps were established in Poland. Post-war, the Soviets instituted a communist government, but the establishment of the Solidarity trade union in Gdansk in 1980, ensured that Poland was the birthplace of the Soviet bloc’s first recognised independent political movement. With free elections in 1989 and 1990, Poland achieved independence from Soviet Russia.
It is now a developed market economy and one of the most robust in Europe. It is also considered to be one of the world’s most dynamic economies. Most significant is the service sector, particularly banking and finance, with tourism a growing area. Industries include machine-building, ship-building and chemicals. Agriculture makes a lesser contribution to the economy, and the population has become more urbanised.
Poles are notoriously proud of their national identity and there is strong cultural heritage throughout art, architecture, music, literature and science and fashion. The Polish media and film scene is robust and lively. Fifteen of its sixteen UNESCO World Heritage sites are cultural.
On the world stage, Poland is a member of the United Nations, NATO and the European Union.
Regions & Boundaries
Regions & boundaries data is available for Poland.
Regions and Boundaries map data helps you display and analyse key factors geographically. They can easily be matched and enriched with your own data or supplemented with statistics such as demographics, purchasing power and consumer profiles.
CRESTA Zones
CRESTA Zones are available for Poland.
CRESTA Zones help to analyse and present natural hazard risk, based on CRESTA zones, using the system established by the world's leading reinsurers. While peril-independent, CRESTA (Catastrophe Risk Evaluating and Standardising Target Accumulations) has established a uniform and global system to transfer, electronically, aggregated exposure data for accumulation risk control and modelling among insurers and reinsurers.
Market Trace
Market Trace data services are available for Poland.
Market Trace is a new data service providing unique insight into patterns of visitor behaviour. This innovative service uses anonymised location data from mobile applications, professionally analysed and customised to your specific needs. It can distinguish between locals and visitors, segment by time and profile visit duration.
Global Maps
For geographic coverage of Poland and beyond, we offer a premier global map data suite. Global mapping is a cornerstone in the history of Europa Technologies. Our market-leading data products are the choice of SMEs, prestigious Fortune Global 500 companies, governments and missions of the United Nations. As a result of a long-standing integration with Google Earth and Google Maps, our global data products have been seen by over one billion people, approximately one in seven of the world's entire population.
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