Administrative divisions of the Kingdom of Hungary
Below the historic counties of Hungary are listed from 1867.
- 2.1 Horvát - Szlavónország - Croatia - Slavonia (8 counties: Stand 1910)
Hungarian counties 1867-1918
In the Kingdom of Hungary existed under the Austro- Hungarian Compromise in 1867 following counties (then also called counties ):
Magyarország - Hungary (63 counties: Stand 1910)
" Corpus separatum " - Fiume with area
Croatian counties
Horvát - Szlavónország - Croatia - Slavonia (8 counties: Stand 1910)
Among the counties from 1918 see List of counties in Hungary.
Administrative Divisions
The Hungarian part of the country, including Transylvania is divided into the following seven areas since 1876:
- County Arwa
- County bars
- County Gran
- Hont county
- County Liptau
- County Neograd
- County Neutra
- County Pressburg
- County Sohl
- County of Trenčín
- County Turz
- Baranya county
- White Castle County
- County Raab
- County Komárom
- County Wieselburg
- Somogy County
- Sopron county
- Tolna
- Vas county
- County Wesprim
- Zala county
- Bács- Bodrog
- Csongrád
- Heves county
- Jász -Nagykun -Szolnok
- Pest - Pilis - Solt -Kiskun
- Abaúj- Torna county
- Bereg county
- Borsod
- County Gemer and small Hont
- County Sáros
- County Zips
- Ung county
- County Semplin
- Békés county
- Bihar County
- Hajdú
- County Máramaros
- Szabolcs
- County Satu Mare
- County Szilágy
- County Ugocsa
- Arad County
- County Csanád
- County Krassó - Szörény
- Temes county
- County Torontal
- County Unterweißburg
- County Bistrita - Naszod
- County Brasov
- County Csík
- County Fogaras
- County Háromszék
- County Hunyad
- County Small Kokelburg
- Cluj county
- Maros - Torda county
- County wholesale Kokelburg
- County Sibiu
- Szolnok county - Doboka
- Torda county - Aranyos
- County Udvarhely
To the city of Fiume and territory (as corpus separatum ) and the Kingdom of Croatia and Slavonia were
Counties in today's Slovakia
The names of the counties, which now include all or part of the territory of Slovakia, loud and 1918 as follows ( German / Hungarian / Slovak):
As well as a tiny part in the northeast of the county Saboltsch / Szabolcs south of Malé and Veľké Trakany.
Counties in today's Romania
The names of the counties, which now include all or part of the territory of Romania, loud and 1918 as follows ( German / Hungarian / Romanian):