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Territorial units layout by 66 subregions (as of May 11, 2017).

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Aggregates for items collected :
-on statistical locality level - the sum of statistical localities on the gmina, powiat, subregion, voivodship, region and Poland level,
-on the gmina level - the sum of units type 1, 2, 3 (or a sum of the units type = 4 and the units type = 5) on the given powiat, subregion, voivodship, region and Poland level,
-on the powiat level - the sum of powiats on the subregion, voivodship, region and Poland level,
- on the subregion level - the sum of data for all subregions on the voivodship, region and Poland level,
- on the voivodship level - the sum of data for all voivodships on the region and Poland level.

Name	Description
TOTAL	Aggregates for items collected : -on statistical locality level - the sum of statistical localities on the gmina, powiat, subregion, voivodship, region and Poland level, -on the gmina level - the sum of units type 1, 2, 3 (or a sum of the units type = 4 and the units type = 5) on the given powiat, subregion, voivodship, region and Poland level, -on the powiat level - the sum of powiats on the subregion, voivodship, region and Poland level, - on the subregion level - the sum of data for all subregions on the voivodship, region and Poland level, - on the voivodship level - the sum of data for all voivodships on the region and Poland level.
URBAN GMINAS	It is a sum of data for urban gminas (unit type = 1)
URBAN-RURAL GMINAS	It is a sum of data for urban-rural gminas (unit type = 3 or a sum of the unit type = 4 and the unit type = 5)
RURAL GMINAS	It is a sum of these data for rural gminas (unit type = 2)
TOWN	It is a sum of data for urban areas according to TERYT, i.e. urban gminas (unit type = 1) and towns in urban-rural gminas (unit type = 4)
VILLAGE	It is a sum of data for rural areas according to TERYT, i.e. rural gminas (unit type = 2) and rural areas in urban-rural gminas (unit type = 5)

If data are released from statistical locality level, gmina level (NTS - 5), powiat level (NTS - 4) or subregion level (NTS - 3), then on Poland level, since 2010 are presented the following aggregates for these data - applies only to data for layout by 66 subregions:

Name	Description
Eurostat - predominantly urban subregions (PU)	Eurostat Regional Typology - A two-level regional typology, in which on a lower level (grid cells of 1 km2) based on data from the CORINE land cover, a population density threshold (300 inhabitants per km2) and a minimum size threshold population (5 thous. inhabitants) there has been defined urban and rural grids. On this basis (less than 20%, 20-50%, over 50% share of population living in rural grids) at a higher level (NUTS 3) there has been classified three types of regions: predominantly urban, intermediate and predominantly rural (the total area of the region and the size of the urban centre in the region is considered).More information: Eurostat Regional Yearbook 2010 (http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/). Predominantly urban subregion - a subregion, where less than 20% of the population lives in rural grids in the NUTS 3 (for NUTS 3 of the area less than 500 km2 - including the surrounding subregions - one or more) or a subregion, in which 20-50% of the population lives in rural grids and it contains an urban centre of more than 500 thous. inhabitants (representing at least 25% of the regional population).
Eurostat - intermediate subregions (IN)	Eurostat Regional Typology - A two-level regional typology, in which on a lower level (grid cells of 1 km2) based on data from the CORINE land cover, a population density threshold (300 inhabitants per km2) and a minimum size threshold population (5 thous. inhabitants) there has been defined urban and rural grids. On this basis (less than 20%, 20-50%, over 50% share of population living in rural grids) at a higher level (NUTS 3) there has been classified three types of regions: predominantly urban, intermediate and predominantly rural (the total area of the region and the size of the urban centre in the region is considered).More information: Eurostat Regional Yearbook 2010 (http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/). Intermediate subregion - a subregion, where 20-50% of the population lives in rural grids in the NUTS 3 (for NUTS 3 of the area less than 500 km2 - including the surrounding subregions - one or more) or a subregion, in which more than 50% of the population lives in rural grids and it contains an urban centre of more than 200 thous. inhabitants (representing at least 25% of the regional population).
Eurostat - predominantly rural subregions (PR)	Eurostat Regional Typology - A two-level regional typology, in which on a lower level (grid cells of 1 km2) based on data from the CORINE land cover, a population density threshold (300 inhabitants per km2) and a minimum size threshold population (5 thous. inhabitants) there has been defined urban and rural grids. On this basis (less than 20%, 20-50%, over 50% share of population living in rural grids) at a higher level (NUTS 3) there has been classified three types of regions: predominantly urban, intermediate and predominantly rural (the total area of the region and the size of the urban centre in the region is considered).More information: Eurostat Regional Yearbook 2010 (http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/). Predominantly rural subregion - a subregion, where over 50% of the population lives in rural grids in the NUTS 3 (for NUTS 3 of the area less than 500 km2 - including the surrounding subregions - one or more).
OECD - predominantly urban subregions (PU)	OECD Regional Typology - A two-level regional typology, in which on a lower level (lower than TL 3, in Poland - gminas) on the basis of population density (150 inhabitants per km2or 500 inhabitants per km2) there has been defined urban and rural units. On this basis (less than 15%, 15-50%, over 50% of the population living in rural units) at a higher level (TL 3) there has been classified three types of regions: predominantly urban, intermediate and predominantly rural (the size of the urban centre in the region is considered). More information: OECD Regional typology 2010 (http://www.oecd.org/). Predominantly urban subregion - a subregion, where less than 15% of the population lives in the local units (gminas) classified as rural (population density below 150 inhabitants per km2) or a subregion, where 15-50% of the population lives in local units (gminas) classified as rural and it contains an urban centre of more than 500 thous. inhabitants (representing at least 25% of the regional population).
OECD - intermediate subregions (IN)	OECD Regional Typology - A two-level regional typology, in which on a lower level (lower than TL 3, in Poland - gminas) on the basis of population density (150 inhabitants per km2or 500 inhabitants per km2) there has been defined urban and rural units. On this basis (less than 15%, 15-50%, over 50% of the population living in rural units) at a higher level (TL 3) there has been classified three types of regions: predominantly urban, intermediate and predominantly rural (the size of the urban centre in the region is considered). More information: OECD Regional typology 2010 (http://www.oecd.org/). Intermediate subregion - a subregion, where 15-50% of the population lives in the local units (ginas) classified as rural (population density below 150 inhabitants per km2) or asubregion, where more than 50% of the population lives in the local units (gminas) classified as rural, and it contains an urban centre of more than 200 thous. inhabitants (representing at least 25% of the regional population).
OECD - predominantly rural subregions (PR)	OECD Regional Typology - A two-level regional typology, in which on a lower level (lower than TL 3, in Poland - gminas) on the basis of population density (150 inhabitants per km2or 500 inhabitants per km2) there has been defined urban and rural units. On this basis (less than 15%, 15-50%, over 50% of the population living in rural units) at a higher level (TL 3) there has been classified three types of regions: predominantly urban, intermediate and predominantly rural (the size of the urban centre in the region is considered). More information: OECD Regional typology 2010 (http://www.oecd.org/). Predominantly rural subregion - a subregion, where more 50% of the population lives in the local units (gminas) classified as rural (population density below 150 inhabitants per km2).