Częstochowa Voivodeship

The Częstochowa Voivodeship was in the years 1975 to 1998 Polish administration unit, which largely came up in the course of administrative reform in 1999 in today's Silesian Voivodeship; a small region in the West went to Opole. Capital was the eponymous Czestochowa ( Częstochowa ).

Major cities were (population figures for 1995 ):

• Czestochowa ( 259,500 )
• Myszków ( 34,000 )
• Lubliniec ( 26,900 )

Biała Podlaska | Białystok | Bielsko- Biała | Bydgoszcz | Chelm | Ciechanów | Częstochowa | Elblag | Gdansk | Gorzów | Jelenia Góra | Kalisz | Katowice | Kielce | Konin | Koszalin | Krakow | Krosno | Legnica | Leszno | Lublin | Łomża | Łódź | Nowy Sacz | Olsztyn | Opole | Ostrołęka | Pila | Piotrków | Plock | Poznan | Przemysl | Radom | Rzeszów | Siedlce | Sieradz | Skierniewice | Slupsk | Suwałki | Szczecin | Tarnobrzeg | Tarnów | Thorn | Wałbrzych | Warsaw | Wloclawek | Wroclaw | Zamość | Zielona Góra

• Polish Voivodeship 1975-1998
• Częstochowa