In 1–2 sentences, estimate Kraków’s mathematical location and describe its geographic situation.

Mathematically, Kraków's location is 50° 03' 41" N 19° 56' 18" E. It has about 326.85 km² in Poland.

Explanation:

Krakow is a city located in southern Poland, has 326.85 km², being one of the largest cities in the country. In addition, it is one of the oldest cities, being the capital until 1795, and is still known today as the residential site of the kings of Poland. Its historical importance is remarkable that it was even named by UNESCO as a world heritage site, one of the most beautiful and most complete in all of Europe.

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