Cities near Szczytno

Szczytno is a city of 26,044 inhabitants in Poland. The most populous cities near Szczytno within 100 km are Olsztyn, Łomża, Ełk. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 53.5626° Longitude: 20.9875° Population: 26,044 Timezone: Europe/Warsaw
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Nearby cities 26 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Olsztyn Poland 40.8 km 169,793
Łomża Poland 83.0 km 62,019
Ełk Poland 95.4 km 55,769
Ostrołęka Poland 65.8 km 53,740
Ciechanów Poland 79.6 km 46,438
Ostróda Poland 69.1 km 33,524
Iława Poland 93.7 km 32,557
Giżycko Poland 73.5 km 29,972
Mława Poland 64.1 km 29,398
Gierłoż Poland 66.6 km 28,351
Kętrzyn Poland 62.6 km 27,478
Bartoszyce Poland 77.7 km 23,482
Grajewo Poland 97.3 km 22,803
Mrągowo Poland 39.5 km 21,965
Działdowo Poland 65.0 km 21,127
Pisz Poland 54.9 km 19,232
Pułtusk Poland 95.8 km 19,039
Przasnysz Poland 60.9 km 16,718
Lidzbark Warmiński Poland 68.1 km 16,540
Morąg Poland 80.2 km 14,745
Nidzica Poland 43.3 km 14,720
Węgorzewo Poland 87.7 km 11,864
Nowe Miasto Lubawskie Poland 93.4 km 10,997
Kolno Poland 64.5 km 10,659
Dobre Miasto Poland 61.0 km 10,514
Biskupiec Poland 33.6 km 10,340

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