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NUTS 3 areas of Poland by fertility rate

Gdański had the highest fertility rate of 73 areas in 2017, at 1.95 children per woman. Chełmsko-zamojski had the lowest, at 1.26 children per woman. The median was 1.47 children per woman and the figure for Poland was 1.48 children per woman. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Highest1.95Gdański
Lowest1.26Chełmsko-zamojski
Median1.4773 areas
Poland1.48History

Top 40 areas, 2017

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GdańskiGdański: 1.95 children per woman1.95PoznańskiPoznański: 1.79 children per woman1.79ChojnickiChojnicki: 1.76 children per woman1.76LeszczyńskiLeszczyński: 1.7 children per woman1.7NowosądeckiNowosądecki: 1.69 children per woman1.69SiedleckiSiedlecki: 1.69 children per woman1.69Warszawski wschodniWarszawski wschodni: 1.68 children per woman1.68OstrołęckiOstrołęcki: 1.66 children per woman1.66ŻyrardowskiŻyrardowski: 1.64 children per woman1.64Warszawski zachodniWarszawski zachodni: 1.63 children per woman1.63TyskiTyski: 1.6 children per woman1.6BielskiBielski: 1.56 children per woman1.56KaliskiKaliski: 1.56 children per woman1.56SłupskiSłupski: 1.56 children per woman1.56WrocławskiWrocławski: 1.56 children per woman1.56NowotarskiNowotarski: 1.55 children per woman1.55GrudziądzkiGrudziądzki: 1.54 children per woman1.54KrakowskiKrakowski: 1.54 children per woman1.54PilskiPilski: 1.54 children per woman1.54StarogardzkiStarogardzki: 1.54 children per woman1.54CiechanowskiCiechanowski: 1.52 children per woman1.52RybnickiRybnicki: 1.52 children per woman1.52BialskiBialski: 1.51 children per woman1.51Miasto WarszawaMiasto Warszawa: 1.51 children per woman1.51RadomskiRadomski: 1.51 children per woman1.51ŚwieckiŚwiecki: 1.51 children per woman1.51RzeszowskiRzeszowski: 1.5 children per woman1.5PuławskiPuławski: 1.49 children per woman1.49SieradzkiSieradzki: 1.49 children per woman1.49ElbląskiElbląski: 1.48 children per woman1.48KonińskiKoniński: 1.48 children per woman1.48Miasto PoznańMiasto Poznań: 1.48 children per woman1.48SuwalskiSuwalski: 1.48 children per woman1.48TrójmiejskiTrójmiejski: 1.48 children per woman1.48PiotrkowskiPiotrkowski: 1.47 children per woman1.47SkierniewickiSkierniewicki: 1.47 children per woman1.47ZielonogórskiZielonogórski: 1.47 children per woman1.47BiałostockiBiałostocki: 1.46 children per woman1.46KatowickiKatowicki: 1.46 children per woman1.46OświęcimskiOświęcimski: 1.46 children per woman1.46
children per woman. Source: Eurostat. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankAreas2017
children per woman		Change on 2016
1Gdański1.95+0.19
2Poznański1.79+0.14
3Chojnicki1.76+0.14
4Leszczyński1.7+0.15
5Nowosądecki1.69+0.09
5Siedlecki1.69+0.09
7Warszawski wschodni1.68+0.06
8Ostrołęcki1.66+0.18
9Żyrardowski1.64+0.13
10Warszawski zachodni1.63+0.05
11Tyski1.6+0.1
12Bielski1.56+0.1
12Kaliski1.56+0.11
12Słupski1.56+0.13
12Wrocławski1.56+0.09
16Nowotarski1.55+0.08
17Grudziądzki1.54+0.13
17Krakowski1.54+0.08
17Pilski1.54+0.11
17Starogardzki1.54+0.13
21Ciechanowski1.52+0.1
21Rybnicki1.52+0.1
23Bialski1.51+0.08
23Miasto Warszawa1.51+0.06
23Radomski1.51+0.13
23Świecki1.51+0.08
27Rzeszowski1.5+0.09
28Puławski1.49+0.13
28Sieradzki1.49+0.1
30Elbląski1.48+0.11
30Koniński1.48+0.07
30Miasto Poznań1.48+0.09
30Suwalski1.48+0.05
30Trójmiejski1.48+0.03
35Piotrkowski1.47+0.11
35Skierniewicki1.47+0.08
35Zielonogórski1.47+0.11
38Białostocki1.46+0.13
38Katowicki1.46+0.1
38Oświęcimski1.46+0.1
41Ełcki1.45+0.15
41Gliwicki1.45+0.12
41Gorzowski1.45+0.08
41Inowrocławski1.45+0.15
41Legnicko-głogowski1.45+0.06
41Miasto Kraków1.45+0.08
47Bytomski1.44+0.16
47Koszaliński1.44+0.09
47Łomżyński1.44+0.08
50Olsztyński1.43+0.13
50Opolski1.43+0.12
50Płocki1.43+0.08
50Tarnowski1.43+0.11
54Szczeciński1.42+0.06
55Łódzki1.4+0.06
55Lubelski1.4+0.11
57Przemyski1.39+0.16
57Tarnobrzeski1.39+0.12
59Bydgosko-toruński1.38+0.05
59Krośnieński1.38+0.11
59Miasto Szczecin1.38+0.12
62Miasto Wrocław1.37+0.04
62Szczecinecko-pyrzycki1.37+0.04
62Włocławski1.37+0.07
65Miasto Łódź1.33+0.06
66Częstochowski1.31+0.08
66Sosnowiecki1.31+0.04
68Jeleniogórski1.3+0.07
68Kielecki1.3+0.07
70Nyski1.28+0.03
70Wałbrzyski1.28+0.11
72Sandomiersko-jędrzejowski1.27+0.02
73Chełmsko-zamojski1.26+0.07

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About this ranking

Average number of children a woman would have over her lifetime at current age-specific fertility rates.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the areas are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

Eurostat. Fertility indicators by NUTS 3 region (demo_r_find3). https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/demo_r_find3/default/table. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

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Which area has the highest fertility rate?

Gdański, with 1.95 children per woman in 2017, according to Eurostat, European Commission.

Which area has the lowest fertility rate?

Chełmsko-zamojski, with 1.26 children per woman in 2017.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Eurostat, European Commission, Fertility indicators by NUTS 3 region (demo_r_find3). Retrieved 2026-10-09.

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