Leninsky District

Leninsky District is an administrative area in Moscow Oblast that spans a large territory combining rural settlements with developed urban zones. The region brings together different communities with varied characteristics and roles.

The district was established in 1929 and underwent major administrative reforms in 1937 that reshaped surrounding regions. These changes shaped its current structure and boundaries.

The district maintains numerous cultural facilities, including museums and historical monuments, reflecting the traditional Russian community practices and celebrations.

Vidnoye serves as the current administrative center, while older centers like Saritsyn once held administrative functions. The district includes several accessible towns with different amenities and services.

The district operates under a dual governance system, combining federal and local administration methods to maintain regional autonomy within the Moscow Oblast structure.

Location: Moscow Oblast

Inception: July 12, 1929

Website: http://adm-vidnoe.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.54167,37.70000

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:03