South-Western Administrative Okrug, Administrative district in Moscow, Russia
The South-Western Administrative Okrug is a large territorial section of Moscow divided into twelve districts including Akademichesky, Gagarinsky, and Zyuzino. It contains residential neighborhoods, parks, and business centers spread across its area.
This administrative region was created in 1991 when Moscow restructured its governance into separate territorial units. The reorganization reflected the city's need to manage its expanding urban areas more effectively.
The area brings together residents from different backgrounds and nations. Several international schools reflect the diverse communities living and studying within its neighborhoods.
The area is well connected by public transportation and easy to navigate across different neighborhoods. Visitors can find various amenities, shops, and green spaces distributed throughout the region.
The area hosts several major corporate headquarters from large energy companies operating in Russia. This concentration of business activity shapes the economic character of the region in noticeable ways.
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