Major Cities and Towns Along Vistula Tributaries
| Agglomeration | Tributary |
|---|---|
| Wisła (Silesian Voivodeship) | river source |
| Ustroń | |
| Skoczów | Brennica |
| Strumień | Krajka |
| Goczałkowice-Zdrój | |
| Czechowice-Dziedzice | Biała |
| Brzeszcze | Vistula, Soła |
| Oświęcim | Soła |
| Zator | Skawa |
| Skawina | Skawinka |
| Kraków (Cracow) | Sanka, Rudawa, Prądnik, Dłubnia, Wilga (most are canalized streams) |
| Niepołomice | |
| Nowe Brzesko | |
| Nowy Korczyn | Nida |
| Opatowiec | Dunajec |
| Szczucin | |
| Połaniec | Czarna |
| Baranów Sandomierski | Babolówka |
| Tarnobrzeg | |
| Sandomierz | Koprzywianka, Trześniówka, |
| Zawichost | |
| Annopol | Sanna |
| Józefów nad Wisłą | |
| Solec nad Wisłą | |
| Kazimierz Dolny | Bystra |
| Puławy | Kurówka |
| Dęblin | Wieprz |
| Magnuszew | |
| Wilga | Wilga |
| Góra Kalwaria | Czarna |
| Karczew | |
| Otwock, Józefów | Świder |
| Konstancin-Jeziorna | Jeziorka |
| Warsaw | Żerań canal (incl. several smaller streams) |
| Łomianki | |
| Legionowo | |
| Modlin | Narew |
| Zakroczym | |
| Czerwińsk nad Wisłą | |
| Wyszogród | Bzura |
| Płock | Słupianka, Rosica, Brzeźnica, Skrwa Lewa, Skrwa Prawa |
| Dobrzyń nad Wisłą | |
| Włocławek | Zgłowiączka |
| Nieszawa | Mień |
| Ciechocinek | |
| Toruń | Drwęca, Bacha |
| Solec Kujawski | |
| Bydgoszcz | Brda (canalized) |
| Chełmno | |
| Świecie | Wda |
| Grudziądz | |
| Nowe | |
| Gniew | Wierzyca |
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