| Basic localities - villages | Village: a settlement with concentrated or dispersed housing as well as existing agricultural functions or services associate with agriculture or tourism and not having town rights or the status of a town. |
| Integral parts of basic localities - parts of villages, farmsteads, settlements | Colony: a settlement unit that was created as a result of the expansion of a town beyond the area of previously existing buildings, in particular: a town colony, a village colony. Settlement: a small settlement unit in a rural area with a different (distinctive) character of buildings or inhabited by people related to a specific place or type of work, in particular: a mill settlement, a forest settlement, a fishing settlement, a railway settlement, a settlement after a former state farm; a settlement may be independent or it may be part of another settlement unit. |
| Integral parts of basic localities - hamlets | Hamlet: a cluster of several farms located outside the village buildings, constituting an integral part of the village. |
| statistical rural localities | Statistical locality: A group of localities usually consisting of a village and adjacent hamlets or other smaller localities for which statistical data are collected and processed jointly. It is usually identified by the mutual name of the larger locality. In certain cases, this may consist solely of one locality. |