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JERZY KONDRACKI

ON TERMINOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF REGIONAL UNITS IN POLAND’S

PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

The authors view is that physico-geographical regionalization aims at a syste-matization of objectively occuring in naturę regional differences between natural complexes. He discusses the regional divisions of neighbouring countries as well as the new geobotanical regionalization of Poland by W. Szafer. This analysis of existing taxonomic systems resulted in the establishment of a new physico-geographical division of Poland arranged in six grades, taking into consideration the course of the boundary between the eastern and western part of Europę as well as the occurrence of zonal units, provinces and subprovinces, divided into macro-, meso- and microregions.

In Poland there may be distinguished two areas, 7 provinces, 13 subprovinces, 39 macroregions and 210 smaller units, being marked with symbols-numbers of two and three digits (in the decimal system) on the map added hereto. This division must be treated like a new approximation to the right conception of regional connections, still needing further detailed field studies.

Translated by Sylwia Gilewska