 The territory is now part of Bieszczady County (Subcarpathian Voivodeship).In November 1952, Soviet rulers wanted to exchange new territories with bigger parts of land, both counted and were inhabited by more than 100,000 people.Poland had to lose large parts of Hrubieszów and Tomaszów counties with town Hrubieszów, due to Soviet plans of expanding of coal industry, but had to gain part of Drohobych Oblast with town Khyriv (Chyrów) and whole railway Przemyśl-Zagórz, separated by Polish-Soviet border in 1945.