As of 1925, the county had an area of 5,079 km² and a population of 352,029 inhabitants, consisted of 226 rural communes (equivalent to today's villages), and one urban commune (the city of Cluj), and was administratively subdivided into twelve districts (plăṣi):
Plasa Aghireșu, headquartered at Aghireșu
Plasa Almaș, headquartered at Hida
Plasa Borșa, headquartered at Borșa
Plasa Călata, headquartered at Călata
Plasa Câmpia, headquartered at Sărmașu
Plasa Criș, headquartered at Ciucea
Plasa Huedin, headquartered at Huedin
Plasa Mociu, headquartered at Mociu
Plasa Moților, headquartered at Gilău
Plasa Nădășel, headquartered at Baciu
Plasa Someș, headquartered at Răscruci
Plasa Vlaha, headquartered at Vlaha
The administration and territory of the county were reorganized in 1929, introducing municipalities, towns, communes and villages.
The county' capital remained at Cluj (now Cluj-Napoca).
The county had nine districts comprising one city (Cluj), one town Huedin, and 232 villages divided into seven other districts:
Plasa Aghireșu, headquartered at Aghireșu, containing 28 villages
Plasa Borșa, headquartered at Borșa, containing 20 villages
Plasa Călata, headquartered at Călata, containing 25 villages
Plasa Cluj, headquartered at Apahida, containing 46 villages
Plasa Gilău, headquartered at Gilău, containing 24 villages
Plasa Hida, headquartered at Hida, containing 37 villages
Plasa Huedin, headquartered at Huedin, containing 57 villages
Plasa Mociu, headquartered at Mociu, containing 28 villages
Plasa Sărmașu, headquartered at Sărmașu, containing 20 villages
As of 1925, the county had an area of 5,079 km² and a population of 352,029 inhabitants, consisted of 226 rural communes (equivalent to today's villages), and one urban commune (the city of Cluj), and was administratively subdivided into twelve districts (plăṣi):
Plasa Aghireșu, headquartered at Aghireșu
Plasa Almaș, headquartered at Hida
Plasa Borșa, headquartered at Borșa
Plasa Călata, headquartered at Călata
Plasa Câmpia, headquartered at Sărmașu
Plasa Criș, headquartered at Ciucea
Plasa Huedin, headquartered at Huedin
Plasa Mociu, headquartered at Mociu
Plasa Moților, headquartered at Gilău
Plasa Nădășel, headquartered at Baciu
Plasa Someș, headquartered at Răscruci
Plasa Vlaha, headquartered at Vlaha
The administration and territory of the county were reorganized in 1929, introducing municipalities, towns, communes and villages. The county' capital remained at Cluj (now Cluj-Napoca). The county had nine districts comprising one city (Cluj), one town Huedin, and 232 villages divided into seven other districts:
Plasa Aghireșu, headquartered at Aghireșu, containing 28 villages
Plasa Borșa, headquartered at Borșa, containing 20 villages
Plasa Călata, headquartered at Călata, containing 25 villages
Plasa Cluj, headquartered at Apahida, containing 46 villages
Plasa Gilău, headquartered at Gilău, containing 24 villages
Plasa Hida, headquartered at Hida, containing 37 villages
Plasa Huedin, headquartered at Huedin, containing 57 villages
Plasa Mociu, headquartered at Mociu, containing 28 villages
Plasa Sărmașu, headquartered at Sărmașu, containing 20 villages
Cluj County