Lyubinsky District

The Lyubinsky District spans across 3,300 square kilometers in the southwestern central region of Omsk Oblast, containing 74 rural settlements and two urban areas.

Established on May 25, 1925, the district underwent significant demographic changes, with population numbers shifting from 49,381 residents in 1931 to 37,612 in 2020.

The district maintains a network of music schools and memorial structures, serving as educational and commemorative centers for the local population.

The district operates under the UTC+6 time zone, which is three hours ahead of Moscow Standard Time, and encompasses two work settlements alongside 17 rural subdivisions.

Within this administrative territory, 40.7 percent of inhabitants reside in urban zones while 59.3 percent maintain residence in rural localities across the district.

Location: Omsk Oblast

Inception: May 25, 1925

Capital city: Lyubinsky (urban-type settlement)

Website: http://lubin.omskportal.ru/

Website: http://lubin.omskportal.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.15000,72.70000

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:00