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Płock Land[lower-alpha 1] was a land (administrative division) of the Kingdom of Poland until 1495, and later, part of the Płock Voivodeship, Crown of the Kingdom of Poland, Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, from 1495 to 25 September 1793. The seat of its government was located in Płock.[1][2]
Płock Land | |||||||
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Land of Płock Voivodeship | |||||||
Lands of Masovia from 13th to 18th centuries. | |||||||
Capital | Płock | ||||||
Area | |||||||
• 16th century | 3,983 km2 (1,538 sq mi) | ||||||
• Type | Land | ||||||
Contained within | |||||||
• Country | Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (1495–1793) | ||||||
• Member state | Crown of the Kingdom of Poland (1495–1793) | ||||||
• Province | Greater Poland Province (1495–1793) | ||||||
• Voivodeship | Płock Voivodeship (1495–1793) | ||||||
Political subdivisions | 4 counties (until 1530s) 5 counties (1530s–1793) | ||||||
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The land was divided into five counties.[3][4] They were:
Sierpc County was formed in the 1530s, from the portion of the Bielsk County.[3]
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