Place:Leningrad, Severo-zapadny, Russia

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Name	Leningrad
Alt names	Leningrad	source: Russia, National Geographic (1993) map supplement
	Leningradskaya oblast	source: Wikipedia
	Leningradskaya Oblast'	source: Getty Vocabulary Program
Type	Oblast
Coordinates	59.917°N 30.25°E
Located in	Severo-zapadny, Russia

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Historical region: Ingria
Inhabited place: Alakyulya; Alekhovshchina; Aleksandrovskaya; Andronovskoye; Annino; Babino; Begunitsy; Ber'ozovka; Berngardovka; Boksitogorsk; Bol'shaya Izhora; Bol'shaya Khundala; Bol'shevik; Bol'shiye Gorki; Bol'shoy Simonogont; Bol'shoye Manushkino; Budogoshch; Bugry; Detskosel'skij; Divenskaya; Druzhnaya Gorka; Dubki; Dubrovka; Dubrovo; Dudachkino; Dunay; Fornosovo; Gatchina ( 1400 - ); Glasževo; Gorelovo; Gorodets; Gorodishche; Gorskaya; Gurlevo; Innolovo; Ivangorod; Ivanovskoye; Janino; Jurcevo; Kal'tino; Kamenka; Kamennogorsk; Kaporskoje; Karvala; Khaboye; Khirvosti; Kikerino; Kingisepp; Kirillovskoje; Kirishi; Kirovsk; Kirpičnyj Zavod; Klobutitsy; Kobona; Kobrinskoye; Koli; Kolpino; Koltushi; Kommunary; Kondega; Kondrat'yevo; Konstantinovka; Kopor'ye; Korn'ovo; Kost'kovo; Kotly; Krasnoostrovskiy; Krasnoye Sele; Krasnyje Gory; Krasnyy Bor; Kronshtadt ( 1700 - ); Kudrovo; Kukol'; Kukuj; Kurgolovo; Kuttuzi; Kuznechnoye; Ladozhskoye Ozero; Lagolovo; Lar'yanstroy; Lesogorskij; Lid'; Ligovo; Lisiy Nos; Lodeynoye Pole; Lomonosov; Luga; Luzha; Lyuban; Malyje Porogi; Marjino; Maslova; Mel'nikovo; Metallostroy; Mikhaylovka; Minulovo; Mishkino; Moskovskaya Slavyanka; Mozhayskiy; Mozolevo; Murino; Myaglovo; Myagozero; Mšinskaja; Nadporozh'ye; Nagornyj; Naziya; Nesterkovo; Nikol'skiy; Nikol'skoye; Nizino; Novaja Ropša; Novaya Ladoga; Novaya Maluksa; Novinka; Novoje Koval'ovo; Novonikol'skoye; Novos'olki; Novosaratovka; Novoselye; Novosergijevka; Oliki; Oredezh; Osmino; Ostrovki; Otradnoye; Ovino; Ovtsyno; Ozerki; Pargolovo; Pashozero; Pashskiy-Perevoz; Pavlovo; Pavlovsk; Pchevzha; Perevoz; Pesochnyy; Petro-Slavyanka; Petrodvorets; Petrokrepost; Petrušino; Pikalevo; Pikkola; Plintovka; Podborov'ye; Podporozhye; Pokrovskoje; Pontonnyy; Porogi; Pos'olok; Potanino; Pribylovo; Primorsk; Priozersk; Prokushevo; Pushkin; Puškinskij; Radofinnikovo; Radogoshcha; Rakh'ya; Raykuzi; Razbegay; Razmitelevo; Repino; Repolka; Romanovka; Ropsha; Roshchino; Ruguy; Russka; Russko-Vysotskoye; Ryumki; Sabitsy; Sanino; Sap'ornaja; Sel'tsy; Selezen'ovo; Sestroretsk; Shapki; Shapsha; Shcheglovo; Shlisselburg; Shugozero; Shum; Shushary; Siverskiy; Slantsy; Slepino; Solov'yëvka; Somino; Sosnovo; Sosnovyy Bor; Sovetskiy; Srednegor'ye; Staraya Ladoga; Staraya; Staritsa; Strel'na; Susanino; Svetogorsk; Sviritsa; Svirstroy; Syas'stroy; Taipale; Tarchovka; Tavry; Telizi; Tikhvin; Toksovo; Tolmachevo; Toriki; Torkovichi; Tosno; Turgosh; Tyarlevo; Ul'yanovka; Ushaki; Ust' Sara; Ust'-Izhora; Ust'-Luga; Uusikirkko; Uzigont; Vaskelovo; Verchnyje Nikul'asy; Verduga; Vistino; Volkhov; Volosovo; Vonozero; Voskresenovskoje; Voznesenye; Vsevolozhskiy; Vyborg ( 1293 - ); Vyritsa; Vysotsk; Yal'gelevo; Yam-Izhora; Yefimovskiy; Zakhozh'ye; Zanevka; Zaostrov'ye; Zel'onaja Rošča; Zelenogorsk; Zhitkovo; Čornaja Rečka; Šušary
Region: Ingria
Unknown: Baryshevo; Bol'shoy Tyuters; Gogland; Gromovo; Koporye; Kuolemayarvi; Lavansari; Lesnoy; Lesogorskiy; Michurinskoye; Ozërskoye; Pervomayskoye; Pobeda; Polyany; Pravdino; Pyukhyayarvi; Sevast'yanovo; Svobodnoye; Veshchevo; Vuoksela; Yashino; Zaporozhskoye

source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names

source: Family History Library Catalog

the text in this section is copied from an article in Wikipedia

Leningrad Oblast is a federal subject of Russia (an oblast). It was established on 1 August 1927, although it was not until 1946 that the oblast's borders had been mostly settled in their present position. The oblast was named after the city of Leningrad. In 1991, the city restored its original name, Saint Petersburg, but the oblast retains the name of Leningrad. The capital and largest city is Gatchina.

The oblast overlaps the historic region of Ingria and is bordered by Finland (Kymenlaakso and South Karelia) in the northwest and Estonia (Ida-Viru County) in the west, as well as five federal subjects of Russia: the Republic of Karelia in the northeast, Vologda Oblast in the east, Novgorod Oblast in the south, Pskov Oblast in the southwest, and the federal city of Saint Petersburg in the west.

The first governor of Leningrad Oblast was Vadim Gustov (in 1996–1998). The current governor, since 2012, is Aleksandr Drozdenko.

The oblast has an area of and a population of 1,716,868 (2010 Census); up from 1,669,205 recorded in the 2002 Census. Leningrad Oblast is highly industrialized.

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