Olkusz

Olkusz is a town in southern with 36,607 inhabitants. It is the capital of in the . Founded in the Middle Ages, Olkusz is a former royal town of Poland, and features a medieval urban layout with defensive walls, a preserved market square, and a Gothic basilica.
  • Town with about 33,500 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 370 metres (1,200 feet)
  • …is also known as “Ol’kush”
  • Description: city of Poland

Places of Interest

Discover Basilica of Saint Andrew in Olkusz and Olkusz train station.
Railway station
is a railway station.

Villages in the Area

Discover Olewin and Żurada.
is a in the administrative district…
3 km east of Olkusz
is a in the administrative district…
3½ km southwest of Olkusz
Village
is a in the administrative district…
3½ km south of Olkusz
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Latitude
50.27882° or 50° 16′ 44″ north
Longitude
19.55963° or 19° 33′ 35″ east
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Open location code
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Satellite Map

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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Yiddish—“Olkusz” goes by many names.
أولكوسArabic
OlkuszAragonese
ՕլկուշArmenian
OlkuszAsturian
ВолькушBelarusian
ОлькушBelarusian
ОлкушBulgarian
OlkuszCebuano
Olkusz (kapital sa powiat)Cebuano
ОлькушChechen
奥尔库什Chinese
奧爾庫什Chinese
OlkušCzech
OlkuszCzech
OlkuszDanish
OlkuszDutch
اولكوزEgyptian Arabic
OlkuszEsperanto
OlkuszEstonian
OlkuszFinnish
ΌλκουςGreek
אולקושHebrew
OlkuszIrish
OlkuszItalian
オルクシュJapanese
OlkuszJavanese
OlkuszKashubian
IlcusLatin
OlkušaLatvian
OlkušasLithuanian
OlkuszMalay
OlkuszNorwegian
OlkuszNorwegian Bokmål
اولکوشPersian
OlkuszPolish
OlkuszRomanian
ОлькушRussian
ОлкушSerbian
OlkuszSilesian
OlkuszSlovak
OlkuszSwedish
ОлькушTatar
OlkuszTurkish
ОлькушUkrainian
اولکوشUrdu
OlkuszVietnamese
OlkuszWaray (Philippines)
עלקושYiddish

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