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District of Gdańsk, Poland For other places with the same name, see Osowa (disambiguation).

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Osowa (German: Espenkrug; Kashubian: Òsowô) is a neighborhood (in the past village suburb) of Gdańsk, Poland, located about 20 kilometers (12 mi) north-west from the center of the city. Mainly filled with family houses, Osowa Lake with sandy beaches and a water sport center is also found there.

The Circle Highway of Tricity goes through Osowa, with an exit there and the shopping mall Osowa Center. There are bus connections to Oliwa and other quarters of the city.

Population in 2020 was 16,121 inhabitants in an area of 13.7 km (population density 1174 inhabitants/km) - population migration increase 2010–20 +19%.

References

"Demografia dzielnicy Osowa". Gdańsk - oficjalny portal miasta (in Polish). Retrieved 2024-10-25.

External links

Official website (in Polish)

Gdańsk articles

History of Gdańsk

Timeline

Politics

Mayors of Danzig	Conrad Letzkau Adrian von der Linde Daniel Gralath Gottlieb Hufeland Clemens von Delbrück Heinrich Sahm Ernst Ziehm Hermann Rauschning Arthur Greiser Albert Forster
Mayors of Gdańsk	Franciszek Kotus-Jankowski Bolesław Nowicki Piotr Stolarek Stanisław Schmidt Julian Cybulski Stanisław Schmidt Tadeusz Bejm Jan Nikołajew Andrzej Kaznowski Jerzy Młynarczyk Kazimierz Rynkowski Jerzy Pasiński Jacek Starościak Franciszek Jamroż Tomasz Posadzki Paweł Adamowicz Aleksandra Dulkiewicz

Districts

Landmarks

Main City	Artus Court City walls Długi Targ Golden Gate Granary Island Great Synagogue Green Gate Motława Neptune's Fountain Nowa Motława Ołowianka St. Mary's Church Archdiocese Town Hall Ulica Długa Uphagen's House
Old Town	John III Sobieski Monument Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers of 1970 Preachers' House Basilica of St. Nicholas St. Catherine's Church
Metro area	Abbot's Palace Oliwa Cathedral Ostrów Island Port Island Port of Gdańsk Przekop Wisły Ronald Reagan Park Third Millennium John Paul II Bridge Westerplatte Monument Wisłoujście Fortress

Culture and events

In popular culture	The Jew The Tin Drum film Tajemnica Westerplatte Live from Gdańsk Live in Gdańsk Strike Zero Dark Thirty Walesa: Man of Hope

Universities and academies

Category

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