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List of mayors

Prior to 1815

* Jan Dąbrowski, 1471-1480 * Stanisław Kaleta, 1480-1488 * Jan Dąbrowski, 1488-1504 * Mikołaj Jagiełka, 1504-1504 * Jakub Dąbrowa, 1504-1507 * Stanisław Kalata, 1507-1508 * Grzegorz Wyszek, 1509-1517 * Wawrzyniec Dąbrowski, 1518-1525 * Jan Smarzewski, 1526-1526 * Mikołaj Kochan, 1527-1532 * Wojciech Wyszek, 1532-1546 * Mikołaj Kochan, 1546-1548 * Jakub Polczyk, 1548-1549 * Mikołaj Domagała, 1550-1550 * Marcin Świgonia, 1551-1552 * Walenty Kupski, 1552-1558 * Marcin Świgonia, 1558-1559 * Mikołaj Domagała, 1560-1572 * Klimek Doczekała, 1573-1584 * Bartosz Domagała, 1602-1603 * Wojciech Stanek, 1603-1608 * Mikołaj Kasprzyk, 1608-1612 * Wojciech Stanek, 1612-1613 * Hipolit, 1613-1616 * Jan Jałocha, 1616-1617 * Wawrzyniec Michałowski, 1618-1621 * Jakub Ciupka, 1621-1625 * Wawrzyniec Michałowski, 1625-1628 * Jan Jałocha, 1628-1632 * Paweł Markowicz, 1632-1636 * Jan Rozwora, 1636-1639 * Wawrzyniec Michałowicz, 1639-1640 * Błażej Ferens, 1640-1643 * Jan Jałocha, 1644-1645 * Andrzej Pawłowicz, 1645-1647 * Ambroży Śmiały, 1647-1651 * Marcin Jałochowicz, 1651-1653 * Paweł Makowicz, 1653-1656 * Błażej Ferens, 1656-1657 * Wojciech Piątkowicz, 1657-1661 * Jan Markowicz, 1661-1665 * Jan Rozwora, 1665-1666 * Jan Markowicz, 1666-1679 * Wojciech Lewik vel. Lewicki, 1679-1688 * Jakub Suwała, 1688-1691 * Adam Ślusarz vel. Kałuziński, 1691-1696 * Stanisław Kulig, 1697-1698 * Adam Kałuziński, 1698-1699 * Aleksy Ostoja, 1700-1700 * Grzegorz Pełzowicz, 1700-1708 * Adam Kałuziński, 1708-1708 * Wojciehc Kozula, 1709-1709 * Adam Markowicz, 1710-1710 * Błażej Krzysztofkowicz, 1712-1715 * Kazimierz Pełzowicz, 1717-1717 * Adam Markowicz, 1719-1719 * Kazimierz Pełzowicz, 1719-1720 * Grzegorz Markowicz, 1720-1720 * Błażej Krzysztofkowicz, 1721-1723 * Józef Zakrzewicz, 1723-1727 * Błażej Krzysztofkowicz, 1727-1730 * Andrzej Drewnowicz, 1730-1732 * Wojciech Gozdowski, 1732-1733 * Andrzej Drewnowicz, 1734-1736 * Wojciech Gozdrowki, 1736-1736 * Grzegorz Kozula, 1736-1737 * Józef Zakrzewicz, 1737-1738 * Błażej Krzysztofkowicz, 1738-1739 * Antoni Kielam, 1740-1743 * Idzi Głowiński, 1743-1745 * Antoni Kielam, 1746-1748 * Wojciech Głowiński, 1748-1748 * Felicjan Zawacki, 1748-1749 * Antoni Kielam, 1749-1750 * Mikołaj Domaniewicz, 1750-1752 * Józef Drewnowicz, 1752-1752 * Józef Drewnowicz, 1753-1754 * Józef Drewnowicz, 1754-1756 * Antoni Kielam, 1760-1760 * Wojciech Głowiński, 1761-1761 * Felicjan Zawacki, 1761-1762 * Jan Gozdowski, 1762-1763 * Felicjan Zawacki, 1763-1764 * Mikołaj Domaniewicz, 1764-1765 * Felicjan Zawacki, 1766-1767 * Józef Michałkowicz, 1767-1771 * Jan Maniński, 1771-1771 * Jan Gozdowski, 1772-1773 * Józef Michałkowicz, 1773-1773 * Paweł Suwała, 1774-1774 * Jan Maniński, 1775-1777 * , 1775-1777 * Jakub Krzysztofarski, 1777-1779 * Aleksy Drewnowicz, 1779-1781 * Józef Witoński, 1782-1783 * Józef Michałkowicz, 1783-1785 * Aleksy Drewnowicz, 1785-1786 * Piotr Drewnowicz, 1786-1788 * Jan Jeżewicz, 1788-1789 * Błażej Jugowicz, 1790-1791 * Jan Pełzowski, 1791-1792 * Piotr Zakrzewicz, 1792-1793 * Michał Kuzitowicz, 1793-1794 * Piotr Drewnowicz, 1794-1794 * Józef Aufschlag, 1800-1805 * Tomasz Jeżewicz, 1806-1806 * Piotr Drewnowicz, 1807-1807 * W Dąbkowski, 1808-1808 * Antoni Czaykowski, 1809-1810

1815-1919

* Szymon Szczawiński, 1815-1819 * W Dąbkowski, 1815-1815 * Antoni Czaykowski, 1815-1815 * Szymon Szczawiński, 1815-1819 * Antoni Czarkowski, 1819-1820 * Karol Tangermann, 1826-1829 * Teodor Duczyński, 1830-1831 * Karol Tangermann, 1831-1841 * Franciszek Traeger, 1844-1862 * Andrzej Rosicki, 1862-1865 * Edmund Pohlens, 1865-1869 * Maurycy Taubwurcel vel. Taubworcel, 1869-1878 * Walerian Michał Makowiecki, 1878-1882 * Władysław Pieńkowski, 1882-1914 * Alfred Biedermann, 1914-1914 * Antoni Staromirski, 1914-1915 * Heinrich Schoppen, 1915-1917 * Leopold Skulski, 1917-1919

1919-1989

* , 1919–1923 * , 1923–1927 * , 1927–1927 * , 1927–1933 * Wacław Maksymilian Józef Wojewódzki, 1933–1935 * , 1935–1936 * , 1936–1939 * , 1939–1939 *

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, 1939–1939 * , 1939–1939 * , 1940–1940 * , 1940–1941 * , 1941–1943 * Otto Bradfisch, 1943–1944 * , 1944–1945 * , 1945–1945 *

Kazimierz Mijal Kazimierz Romuald Mijal (September 15, 1910 – January 28, 2010) was a Polish communist politician and dissident, best known for founding the illegal Communist Party of Poland (Mijal) in opposition to the Polish United Workers' Party (PUWP) i ...

, 1945–1947 * , 1947–1949 * , 1949–1950 * , 1952–1954 * , 1954–1956 * , 1956–1971 * , 1971–1973 * , 1978–1985 * , 1985–1989

Since 1989

* Waldemar Bohdanowicz, 1989-1990 * Grzegorz Palka, 1990-1994 * Marek Czekalski, 1994-1998 * Tadeusz Matusiak, 1998-2001 * Krzysztof Panas, 2001-2002 * Krzysztof Jagiełło, 2002-2002 *

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, 2002-2010 * Tomasz Sadzyński, 2010-2010 * Paweł Paczkowski, 2010-2010 * Hanna Zdanowska, 2010-

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