Klinsky District

Klinsky District covers a territory in northern Moscow Oblast comprising eight settlements that include towns and villages. These communities are linked by regional roads and railway connections that facilitate movement across the administrative area.

The district was established in 1929 during a Soviet administrative reorganization that reshaped local governance across the region. This restructuring created the foundation for the current administrative organization.

The district preserves traditional Russian settlement patterns, where urban and rural communities maintain separate identities and local customs. Visitors can observe how administrative centers like Klin shape daily life differently than smaller villages in the region.

Klin serves as the administrative center and main reference point for visitors exploring the district. Travel is easiest during warmer months when road conditions are best and railway services run regularly.

The district includes smaller settlements like Vysokovskoye and Vozdvizhenskoe that often go unnoticed by travelers. These places reveal how rural communities maintain their identity away from the main administrative centers.

Location: Moscow Oblast

Inception: July 12, 1929

Capital city: Klin

Website: http://klincity.ru

GPS coordinates: 56.33333,36.71667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:31