Kalundborg County
Kalundborg County was a Danish county on Zealand. The largest town in the county was Kalundborg.
History
Kalundborg County was created in 1662 as a replacement of the old Kalundborg Fief. The county consisted of the hundreds Ars, Samsø and Skippinge (with the exception of the island Sejrø which belonged to Dragsholm County. At the 1793 Danish County Reform, Kalundborg, Dragsholm and Sæbygaard counties were all merged into Holbæk County.List of county governors
The governors of Kalundborg county from 1658 until its dissolution in 1804 were:| Portrait | Name | Term | - |
| Joachim Gersdorff | 1658—1661 | Acting county governor. | |
| 1662—1664 | |||
| Jørgen Bjelke | 1664–1696 | - | |
| Johan Christopher Schönbach | 1696–1727 | - | |
| Frederik Adeler | 1707–1727 | - | |
| Joachim Hartvig Johan von Barner | 1751–1768 | - | |
| 1768–1770 | - | ||
| 1770–1771 | - | ||
| Bartholomæus Bertelsen (de Cederfeld) | 1771–1781 | - | |
| Michael Herman Løvenskiold | 1781–1804 | - |