Administrative division of Poznań
The map to the right shows the former division of the city into five districts called "dzielnicas". The names Stare Miasto ("Old Town"), Jeżyce and Wilda are taken from neighbourhoods within those districts (the Poznań Old Town neighbourhood and the old neighbourhoods of Jeżyce and Wilda); similarly the name Grunwald can also refer to a relatively small neighbourhood within that district. The district of Nowe Miasto ("New Town") covered the parts of the city east of the main stream of the river Warta. The boundaries of these former districts mostly coincide with boundaries between the post-2011 "osiedles". The present 42 osiedles are listed below, according to which former district they are contained within. Further down the page is a map of these osiedles and a table of population and area data. Osiedles within the former dzielnica of Stare Miasto: Osiedles within the former dzielnica of Jeżyce: Osiedles within the former dzielnica of Grunwald: Osiedles within the former dzielnica of Wilda: Osiedles within the former dzielnica of Nowe Miasto: The map below shows the present division of Poznań into 42 "osiedles". The following sortable table contains population and area data for the 42 osiedles.
Former and current divisions
From 1954 to 1990, Poznań was divided into five "dzielnicas", called Stare Miasto, Nowe Miasto, Jeżyce, Grunwald and Wilda.