Staszów County, Administrative district in Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, Poland.
Staszów County is an administrative district in Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship that spreads across roughly 924 square kilometers of varying terrain. The area contains eight municipalities with Staszów serving as the seat of county government.
The district was established in 1809, went through various changes until 1844, and regained its current form in 1954 following a reorganization of territorial divisions. These administrative shifts shaped the boundaries and structure of the region significantly.
The eight municipalities within this county preserve local traditions through regular events featuring regional food and crafts that reflect the area's heritage. These customs remain woven into the daily life of communities across the territory.
The county administration provides digital services to approximately 67,000 residents through an online platform that simplifies access to documents and information. Visitors can check whether specific permits or records are available online before visiting in person.
The Jeleniowsko-Staszowski Protected Landscape Area covers portions of three municipalities and preserves distinctive natural formations. This protected zone is home to diverse wildlife and remains largely overlooked by visitors exploring the region.
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