Alexandrovsky District

Alexandrovsky District extends over 1,834 square kilometers of land in western Vladimir Oblast, containing three cities and 229 rural settlements.

The district originated on April 10, 1929, and underwent administrative changes, including its transfer from Ivanovo Oblast to Vladimir Oblast in 1944.

The district population includes urban and rural communities, with four urban settlements and four rural settlements forming its municipal organization.

The district capital, Alexandrov, connects to Moscow through transportation networks and serves as the administrative center for over 100,000 residents.

The district maintains an elevation of 197 meters above sea level and encompasses eight distinct administrative territories within its boundaries.

Location: Vladimir Oblast

Inception: April 10, 1929

Capital city: Alexandrov

Elevation above the sea: 197 m

Website: http://александровскийрайон.рф

GPS coordinates: 56.40000,38.71667

Latest update: March 8, 2025 18:53