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Piła

Capital of Piła province, Poland, on the River Gwda, a tributary of the Noteć, 77 km/48 mi north of Poznań; population (2002) 75,100. Machinery and glass are manufactured, and livestock and timber traded. It is a railway junction. Until 1945 it was in German Pomerania.

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