Geographical Dictionary of the Kingdom of Poland

Geographical Dictionary of the Kingdom of Poland is a Polish geographical reference work first published in 1880, edited by Filip Sulimierski and Bronisław Chlebowski, along with other contributors. It is not a narrative book but a gazetteer, built from organized entries about the Kingdom of Poland and other Slavic regions. The focus is on places, names, and the way geographic knowledge can be collected and arranged in a systematic form.

This book is best for readers who like reference works, historical geography, and books that reveal a region through facts rather than plot. Its main feature is its scale and its encyclopedic style: instead of a continuous text, it offers a structured body of entries that together give a broad geographic and historical picture. It will appeal to anyone who enjoys dictionaries, atlases, and similar works that organize place-based knowledge with precision.