Poland shares a land border with seven countries. It borders Kaliningrad Oblast (a Russian administrative division) to the north; Lithuania to the northeast; Belarus and Ukraine to the east; Slovakia and the Czech Republic to the south; and Germany to the west.
7 countries that border Poland

- Poland-Kaliningrad Oblast (Russia)
- Poland-Lithuania
- Poland-Belarus
- Poland-Ukraine
- Poland-Slovakia (Slovak Republic)
- Poland-Czechia (Czech Republic) (longest)
- Poland-Germany
Which country shares the longest land border with Poland?
The Czech Republic shares the longest land border with Poland, stretching about 790 km (490 miles) long.
How does Poland share a land border with Russia?
Poland borders Russia through Kaliningrad Oblast, a detached Russian exclave on the Baltic Sea.
What is the famous Suwaลki Gap on the Polish border?
The Suwaลki Gap is a narrow, strategically important corridor along the Poland-Lithuania border. Located between Belarus and Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave, it forms the only land connection between the Baltic states (Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia) and the rest of NATO.
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