page_title: Vâlcea County
section_title: Administration
hierarchical_section_title: Vâlcea County / Historical county / Administration
caption_attribution_description: English: Map of Vâlcea interwar county, Kingdom of Romania (1938).Română: Harta județului interbelic Vâlcea, Regatul României (1938).
context_page_description: Vâlcea County is a county of Romania. Located in the historical regions of Oltenia and Muntenia, it is also part of the wider Wallachia region. Its capital city is Râmnicu Vâlcea.
context_section_description: The county was in 1930 divided into five administrative districts (plăṣi):
  Plasa Cerna, headquartered at Lădești
  Plasa Cozia, headquartered at Călimănești
  Plasa Drăgășani, headquartered at Drăgășani
  Plasa Horezu, headquartered at Horezu
  Plasa Zătreni, headquartered at Zătreni
  By 1938, there were six districts, four previous and two new ones resulting from the reorganisation of the southwest part of the county:
  Plasa Cerna, headquartered at Lădești
  Plasa Cozia, headquartered at Călimănești
  Plasa Drăgășani, headquartered at Drăgășani
  Plasa Horezu, headquartered at Horezu
  Plasa Bălcești, headquartered at Bălcești
  Plasa Oltețu, headquartered at Oltețu
caption: Map of Vâlcea County as constituted in 1938.
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