Talk:Nadodrze

NEIGHBORING DISTRICTS
Although it might not be strictly incorrect, it is nevertheless highly misleading to say—flatly, as here—that the Old Town borders Nadodrze to the west (full stop). The expression "Old Town" is ambiguous. It may refer to: (1) Stare_Miasto,_Wrocław, or it may refer to: (2) Wrocław_Old_Town. In the first sense, Stare Miasto is roughly L-shaped, neighbors Nadodrze significantly to the south as well, not just to the west, and by longitude actually extends farther east than Nadodrze's easternmost tip (Stare Miasto extends almost to Grunwaldzki Bridge). It should also be mentioned that Stare Miasto in sense (1) is a bit of an anachronism today. The administrative district to the west of Kępa Mieszczańska is nowadays reckoned to be Szczepin. In sense (2), the Old Town lies entirely due south of Nadodrze. By longitude, no part of it is west of Nadodrze. By popular understanding, they border each other along all of Nadodrze's southern boundary; none of its western boundary. Grandmotherfrompeoria (talk) 20:10, 18 April 2021 (UTC)