Tides in Poland

Pick a province

• Pomerania 108 places
  • Gdańsk
  • Sopot
  • Ustka
• Warmia-Masuria 31 places
  • Elbląg
  • Tolkmicko
  • Frombork
• West Pomerania 108 places
  • Szczecin
  • Świnoujście
  • Kołobrzeg

Main places in Poland

The tide here is very small: wind and air pressure move the sea more than the tide itself.

• Gdańsk Town or city Pomerania · pop. 487,371
• Szczecin Town or city West Pomerania · pop. 395,513
• Świnoujście Town or city West Pomerania · pop. 40,919
• Kołobrzeg Town or city West Pomerania · pop. 44,377
• Sopot Town or city Pomerania · pop. 35,049
• Elbląg Town or city Warmia-Masuria · pop. 127,558
• Ustka Town or city Pomerania · pop. 16,250
• Gdynia Town or city Pomerania · pop. 257,000
• Puck Town or city Pomerania · pop. 11,415
• Kamień Pomorski Town or city West Pomerania · pop. 9,036
• Darłowo Town or city West Pomerania · pop. 13,324
• Police Town or city West Pomerania · pop. 34,350

Nearby countries

• Germany1,192 places
• Russia982 places
• Denmark905 places
• Lithuania39 places
• Sweden1,652 places
• Latvia90 places
• Estonia676 places
• Netherlands327 places

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Understanding tides

• Why some seas have almost no tide 6 min read
• What causes tides, and why are there two a day? 7 min read
• How to read a tide chart: high tide, low tide and heights 6 min read
• Types of tides: semidiurnal, diurnal and mixed 6 min read