Over half of Poles believe that there are some regions where it is better to live in and some where it is worse. In social consciousness there is a clear distinction between regions which are better and those which are worse for residents. For most interviewees convinced of these differences Central Poland is a better place for its residents (57%). One in four (25%) thinks that it is the Southern Region and one in five (21%) points to the Northwestern one. 16% of interviewees expressing their opinion about better regions said it is the Northern Region and 12% that it is the Southwestern Region. Only few (3%) point to the Eastern Region.

The place most often chosen as worse to live in is the Eastern Poland (66%). Almost one in six respondents convinced of worse regions existence believes that it is the Northern Region (16%) and one in eight that it is the Southern Region (13%). Other areas were rarely mentioned.

More on that issue can be found in the CBOS report in Polish: „Regions of Poland”.