Szczecin

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city port city

Szczecin is a large Polish city and important maritime and industrial center in northwestern Poland, situated near the Baltic Sea and the German border.

Aliases (1)

Stettin ×2

Statements (52)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → port city →
becamePartOf	Poland after World War II →
capitalOf	West Pomeranian Voivodeship →
country	Poland →
countryCode	PL →
hasAirport	Szczecin-Goleniów Airport →
hasCulturalInstitution	National Museum in Szczecin → Pomeranian Dukes Castle in Szczecin → Szczecin Philharmonic →
hasLandmark	Cathedral Basilica of St James the Apostle in Szczecin → Wały Chrobrego →
hasSeaport	Port of Szczecin →
hasSportsClub	Pogoń Szczecin →
hasUniversity	University of Szczecin → West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin →
historicalName	Stettin →
historicalRegion	Duchy of Pomerania →
is	industrial center → major seaport → maritime center →
language	Polish →
locatedIn	West Pomeranian Voivodeship → northwestern Poland →
locatedNear	Baltic Sea → German border →
locatedOn	Dąbie Lake → Oder River → Regalica River →
majorIndustry	chemical industry → maritime transport → shipbuilding →
partOf	Pomerania →
population	over 400000 inhabitants →
postalCodePrefix	70 →
timeZone	Central European Time →
timeZoneDST	Central European Summer Time →
twinCity	Bremerhaven → Dunkerque → Esbjerg → Greifswald → Klaipėda → Murcia → Rostock → St. Louis → Turku →
vehicleRegistrationCode	ZS →
voivodeshipCapitalSince	1999 →
wasPartOf	German Empire → Kingdom of Prussia → Nazi Germany → Weimar Republic →

Referenced by (10)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Emden → Sarpsborg →	hasTwinTown
Pomerania →	containsCity
Baltic Sea coast region →	containsPort
Szczecin ("Stettin") →	historicalName
Oder River →	majorCityOnRiver
Baltic Sea →	majorPort
Catherine II of Russia ("Stettin") →	placeOfBirth
1970 Polish protests →	significantPlace
Kemi →	twinTown