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Strzeblew (gmina)

Strzeblew
brak współrzędnych
gmina wiejska
do 1868
Państwo	Królestwo Polskie
Gubernia	gubernia kaliska
Powiat	łęczycki
Siedziba	Strzeblew

Strzeblew (od 1868 Piaskowice) – dawna gmina wiejska istniejąca do 1868 roku w guberni kaliskiej. Siedzibą władz gminy był Strzeblew (obecnie część Ozorkowa).

Za Królestwa Polskiego gmina Strzeblew należała do powiatu łęczyckiego w guberni kaliskiej^[1]. W 1868 roku jednostkę przemianowano na gminę Piaskowice (Puskowice)^[2].

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↑ Postanowienie z 17 (29) września 1866, ogłoszone 5 (17) stycznia 1867 (Dziennik Praw, rok 1866, tom 66, nr 219, str. 279)
↑ Postanowienie z 29 grudnia 1867 (10 stycznia 1868), ogłoszone 8 (20) lutego 1868 (Dziennik Praw, rok 1868, tom 67, nr 228, str. 359)

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Powiat łęczycki (1867–1975)

Siedziba powiatu – Łęczyca

Przynależność wojewódzka	gubernia kaliska (1867–1915) woj. łódzkie (II RP) (1919–39) woj. łódzkie (1945–75)
Miasta	Grabów (do 1870) Łęczyca Ozorków (od 1816) Parzęczew (do 1870) Piątek (do 1870) Poddębice (do 1870 i 1934–56 →)
Gminy wiejskie (1867–1954 i 1973–75)	Balków (1868–1915) Bałdrzychów (do 1868) Boczki (do 1868) Borki (do 1874) Chociszew (do 1954) Dalików (do 1954) Daszyna (od 1973) Gostków (do 1954) Ktery (do 1868) Góra Świętej Małgorzaty (od 1973) Grabów Leśmierz (1868–1954) Łęczyca (od 1973) Mazew (do 1954) Ozorków (od 1973) Parzęczew (od 1953) Piaskowice (1868–1953) Piątek (od 1870) Poddębice (1868–1954) Pokrzywnica (do 1870) Rogóźno (do 1954) Sobótka (do 1954) Strzeblew (do 1868) Świnice Warckie (od 1973) Tkaczew (do 1954) Topola (do 1954) Tum (do 1954) Witonia
Gromady (1954–72)	Balków (1954–59) Bałdrzychów (1954–55 →) Besiekiery (1954–68) Błonie (1954–72) Budzynek (1954–55 →) Byszew (1954–55 →) Byszew Grabowski (1954–59) Chociszew (1954–68) Chorki (1954–68) Czerników (1954–59) Dalików (1954–55 →) Daszyna (1954–72) Domaniew (1954–55 →) Drwalew (1954–56 →) Florentynów (1954–58) Gaj (1954–59) Gaj Nowy (1959–72) Gawrony (1954–61) Gostków (1954–55 →) Góra Bałdrzychowska (1954–55 →) Góra Małgorzaty (1954–72) Grabów (1954–72) Grotniki (1954–56 →) Janków (1954–58) Kadzidłowa (1954–61) Leśmierz (1954–72) Leżnica Mała / Leźnica Mała (1954–72) Lorenki (1954–58) Marynki (1954–59) Mazew (1954–72) Parzęczew (1954–72) Piaski (← 1956–72) Piątek (1954–72) Praga (1954–55 →) Przekora (1954–55 →) Różyce Żmijowe (1954–61) Siedlec (1954–72) Sierpów (1954–59) Sobień (1954–57 →) Sobótka (1954–72) Sokolniki (1954–72) Solca Wielka (1954–72) Strzegocin (1954–55 →) Śladków Górny (1954–58) Świnice Warckie (← 1956–72) Topola Katowa (1954–72) Topola Królewska (1954–72) Tur (1954–55 →) Węglewice (1954–58) Wilczkowice (1954–59) Wilczyca (1954–55 →) Witonia (1954–72) Witów (1954–59) Wola Niedźwiedzia (1954–58) Wypychów (1954–72) Zagaj (1954–59)

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