Meteorites of Poland
Poland has 24 recorded meteorites, of which 13 were seen to fall. The heaviest is Morasko at 290 kg.
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Witnessed falls in Poland
| Name | Class | Fall/find | Year | Mass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sołtmany | L6 | Fall | 2011 | 1.07 kg |
| Baszkówka | L5 | Fall | 1994 | 15.5 kg |
| Suchy Dul | L6 | Fall | 1969 | 815 g |
| Łowicz | Mesosiderite-A3 | Fall | 1935 | 59 kg |
| Grzempach | H5 | Fall | 1910 | 690 g |
| Ratyn | Stone-uncl | Fall | 1880 | 910 g |
| Gnadenfrei | H5 | Fall | 1879 | 1.75 kg |
| Pultusk | H5 | Fall | 1868 | 250 kg |
| Braunau | Iron, IIAB | Fall | 1847 | 39 kg |
| Grüneberg | H4 | Fall | 1841 | 1 kg |
| Bialystok | Eucrite-pmict | Fall | 1827 | 4 kg |
| Schellin | L | Fall | 1715 | 7 kg |
| Sagan | Stone-uncl | Fall | 1636 | — |
All meteorites from Poland
| Name | Class | Fall/find | Year | Mass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antonin | Unclassified | — | — | — |
| Antonin (meteorite) | Unclassified | — | 2021 | 350 g |
| Baszkówka | L5 | Fall | 1994 | 15.5 kg |
| Bialystok | Eucrite-pmict | Fall | 1827 | 4 kg |
| Braunau | Iron, IIAB | Fall | 1847 | 39 kg |
| Czestochowa Rakow I | Iron | Find | — | — |
| Czestochowa Rakow II | Iron | Find | — | — |
| Gnadenfrei | H5 | Fall | 1879 | 1.75 kg |
| Grüneberg | H4 | Fall | 1841 | 1 kg |
| Grzempach | H5 | Fall | 1910 | 690 g |
| Krzadka | Iron | Find | 1929 | 2.5 kg |
| Łowicz | Mesosiderite-A3 | Fall | 1935 | 59 kg |
| Morasko | Iron, IAB-MG | Find | 1914 | 290 kg |
| Podgrodzie | H4/5 | Find | 2000 | 8.9 g |
| Pultusk | H5 | Fall | 1868 | 250 kg |
| Ratyn | Stone-uncl | Fall | 1880 | 910 g |
| Sagan | Stone-uncl | Fall | 1636 | — |
| Schellin | L | Fall | 1715 | 7 kg |
| Schwetz | Iron, IIIAB | Find | 1850 | 21.5 kg |
| Seeläsgen | Iron, IAB-MG | Find | 1847 | 102 kg |
| Sołtmany | L6 | Fall | 2011 | 1.07 kg |
| Suchy Dul | L6 | Fall | 1969 | 815 g |
| Święcany | L/LL5 | Find | 2004 | 8 g |
| Zakłodzie | Enst achon-ung | Find | 1998 | 8.68 kg |