Administrative Division
In 1397, part of the Sandomierz Voivodeship which was located on the western bank of the Vistula, was divided into three counties:
- Sandomierz County (Powiat Sandomierski), Sandomierz
- Radom County (Powiat Radomski), Radom, which was traditionally called Radom Land (Ziemia radomska)
- Chęciny County (Powiat Chęciński), Chęciny.
In 1662, Sandomierz Voivodeship consisted of the following counties:
- Sandomierz County,
- Chęciny County,
- Wiślica County,
- Stężyca County,
- Radom County,
- Opoczno County,
- Pilzno County.
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