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# Wisła

A settlement in Poland.

## English name

**Wisła** — Current official Polish Latin-script name, retained in English with its local spelling; no Cyrillic romanization is needed.

Other forms in use:

- **Weichsel** — German historical name used in English accounts of Austrian Silesia; also the German name of the Vistula River.
- **Visla** — Czech spelling, sometimes quoted in cross-border regional material.
- **Wisla** — Diacritic-free typing or indexing variant of Wisła for English retrieval; not a distinct official name. Textual frequency is unverified.

## French name

**Wisła** — Same form as in English; retained in the French reference entry, without a separate French exonym.

Other forms in use:

- **Weichsel** — German historical name quoted in French accounts of Austrian Silesia.
- **Wisla** — Diacritic-free typing or indexing variant of Wisła for French retrieval; not a distinct official name. Textual frequency is unverified.

## About

Wisła is a mountain resort in the Silesian Beskids of southern Poland. It lies in the upper Vistula valley and is strongly associated with skiing and the ski jumper Adam Małysz.

## Notes

This is the town Wisła, not a record for the Vistula River. No French river-name translation is promoted as a modern town exonym.

Identifiers: [Wikidata Q257561](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q257561) · [JSON](https://md.locations.elamur.ai/free/en/poland/wisla/?format=json)


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