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Editable Vector Map of the Warsaw Poland in SVG format.
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Principal streets and roads, names places, residential streets and roads, road number labels, water objects, land use areas.

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Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is divided into several districts and notable streets. Here’s an overview:

Districts (Dzielnice):

1. Śródmieście – The city center where many historical and governmental buildings are located.
2. Praga Północ – Located on the east bank of the Vistula River, known for its artistic and cultural vibe.
3. Praga Południe – Also on the east side, undergoing rapid development.
4. Żoliborz – A green district with parks and upscale residential areas.
5. Mokotów – A popular residential area with parks and recreational spaces.
6. Ursynów – A modern district with residential complexes and shopping centers.
7. Ochota – Located near the city center, known for its residential and business zones.
8. Wola – A rapidly developing area with new residential and commercial projects.
9. Bielany – Known for its academic institutions and green spaces.
10. Włochy – An industrial and residential district near Warsaw Chopin Airport.
11. Bemowo – A residential area with new housing developments.
12. Wilanów – A wealthy district known for its historic Wilanów Palace and gardens.
13. Białołęka – A suburban district with residential areas and green spaces.

Main Streets and Roads:

1. Aleje Jerozolimskie – One of Warsaw’s principal streets running from the city center westward.
2. Nowy Świat – A historic street lined with shops, cafes, and historic buildings.
3. Krakowskie Przedmieście – A picturesque street connecting the Old Town with the Royal Castle.
4. Marszałkowska – A major avenue with shops, restaurants, and office buildings.
5. Świętokrzyska – An important street crossing through the city center.
6. Puławska – A long avenue connecting the city center with the southern districts.
7. Targowa – Located in Praga, known for its market and historical importance.
8. Grojecka – Connecting central Warsaw with the western districts.
9. Lubelska – Running southeast from the city center towards Lublin.
10. Wisłostrada – A road running along the Vistula River, connecting various parts of the city.

These districts and streets reflect Warsaw’s diversity, blending historical landmarks with modern developments, residential areas, and cultural hotspots.