Stalowa Wola County, Administrative county in Subcarpathian Voivodeship, Poland
Stalowa Wola County is an administrative county in the Subcarpathian Voivodeship located in southeastern Poland. The territory contains one urban center and five rural municipalities spread across the region.
The county took its present form during the 1999 Polish administrative reforms that reorganized territorial divisions. Its communities share roots with the industrial development that transformed the region during the 20th century.
The county maintains traditional Polish administrative structures with local councils managing community affairs across its six distinct municipalities.
The county seat Stalowa Wola serves as the main administrative hub, located roughly 60 kilometers north of Rzeszów. Visitors exploring individual communities can do so at their own pace using local roads that connect the municipalities.
The territory sits near where the Vistula and San rivers meet in the Sandomierz Basin. This location shapes the landscape with extensive pine forests and wetland areas typical of this river valley region.
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