Agram county

Agram County ; (Zagreb / Zágráb) ; (1910)
Administrative headquarters :	Zágráb
Area :	7.212 km²
Population :	594.052
Ethnic groups :	75% Croats; 21% Serbs; 1% Hungarians; 1% Germans; 2% others ( Slovenes , Czechs , Gypsies )

The County Zagreb (Hungarian vármegye Zágráb , Croatian Zagrebačka županija ) was a historic county in the countries of the Hungarian crown Stefan belonging Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia (Hungarian Horvát-Szlavónország ) within the Habsburg monarchy at the time of Austria-Hungary . The county seat was in Zagreb (Hungarian Zágráb ). The county covered an area of 7,212 km². According to the 1910 census, the county had 594,052 inhabitants.

Map of Zagreb County around 1890

District subdivision

In the early 20th century, the county consisted of the following chair districts (named after the name of the administrative center):

Chair districts (járások)
Chair district	Administrative headquarters
Dugo Selo	Dugo Selo
Dvor	Dvor
Glina	Glina
Jastrebarsko (Hungarian Jaska )	Jastrebarsko (Hungarian Jaska )
Karlovac (Hungarian Károlyváros )	Karlovac (Hungarian Károlyváros )
Kostajnica (Hungarian Kosztajnica )	Kostajnica (Hungarian Kosztajnica ), today Hrvatska Kostajnica
Velika Gorica (Hungarian Nagygorica )	Velika Gorica (Hungarian Nagygorica )
Petrinja	Petrinja
Pisarovina	Pisarovina
Samobor	Samobor
Stubica	Donja Stubica
Sveti Ivan Zelina (Hungarian Szentivánzelina )	Sveti Ivan Zelina (Hungarian Szentivánzelina )
Sisak (Hungarian Sziszek )	Sisak (Hungarian Sziszek )
Topusko	Topusko
Zagreb (Hungarian Zágráb )	Zagreb (Hungarian Zágráb )
City district (törvényhatósági jogú város)
Zagreb (Hungarian Zágráb )
City districts (rendezett tanácsú városok)
Karlovac (Hungarian Károlyváros )
Petrinja
Sisak (Hungarian Sziszek )

Today's affiliation

In the current administrative structure of the Republic of Croatia , the city of Zagreb and the counties of Zagreb and Sisak-Moslavina are located in the same area .