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Bytom

Mining town in Katowice province, Poland, 13 km/8 mi northwest of Katowice; population (2002) 193,500. The district is a large source of coal, lead, and zinc, mined since medieval times, and has engineering industries. Formerly in Upper Silesia, Bytom remained German after the plebiscite of 1921 but was incorporated with Poland 1945.



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1999) Bytom (urban industrialized) 78 Dabrowa Gornicza (industrialized) 72 Pilica (rural commune) Sex not specified One area of Silesia, 30 total (6 days of Poland sampling in the morning) (Siwinska et al.
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Rybakova o poezdke k kirgizam letom 1896 po porucheniiu Imperatorskogo russkogo geograficheskogo obshchestva: chast' pervaia; obshchie nabliudeniia nad sovremennym bytom kirgiz," Zhivaia starina 7 (1897) #2: 208; and A.
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