Place:Vladimir, Russia

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NameVladimir
Alt namesVladimir Oblast
Vladimirsource: Russia, National Geographic (1993) map supplement
Vladimir-Zalesskiĭsource: Family History Library Catalog
Vladimirskaya Oblast'source: Getty Vocabulary Program
Влади́мирская о́бластьsource: Wikipedia
TypeHistorical Province, Oblast
Coordinates56.0°N 39.0°E
Located inRussia
Also located inTsentralny, Russia    
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Inhabited place
Akulovo
Aleksandrov
Alexandrov
Andreyevo
Andreyevskoye
Anopino
Bakino
Balakirevo
Bavleny
Bel'kovo
Bogolyubovo
Butylitsy
Chaadayevo
Dmitriyevy Gory
F'odorovskoje
Filippovskoye
Fineyevo
Florishchi
Fominki
Godunovo
Golovino
Gorodishchi
Gorokhovets
Gus Khrustalny
Gus-Khrustalnyy
Gusevskiy
Il'kino
Imeni Vorovskogo
Ivanishci
Jefremova
Kameshkovo
Karabanovo
Khmelëvo
Kholuy
Kirzhach
Kol'chugino
Kosterevo
Kovrov
Krasnaya Gorbatka
Krasnoye Ekho
Krasnyy Bogatyr
Krasnyy Mayak
Krasnyy Oktyabr'
Krutets
Kurlovskiy
Lakinsk
Lisavy
Luknovo
Lyakhi
M'ačkovo
Markovo
Melekhovo
Melenki
Mezinovskiy
Moshok
Mstera
Murom
Nebyloye
Nikologory
Nikulino
Novki
Novlyanka
Novofetinino
Novoselovo
Novovyazniki
Orgtrud
Ovchinino
Patokino
Pernovo
Pes'yane
Petushki
Pokrov
Rat'kovo
Ryuminskoye
Sima
Slednevo
Sobinka
Stavrovo
Stepantsevo
Strunino
Sudogda
Tatarinovo
Urshel'skiy
V'azniki
Vaulovo
Velikodvorskiy
Verbovskiy
Verchnije Dvoriki
Vladimir ( 1108 - )
Voskresenskoye
Yel'tsy
Yuriev-Polsky
Zheldybino
Zolotkovo
Unknown
I︠U︡r'ev
Uyezd
Suzdal' ( 1000 - )
source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names
source: Family History Library Catalog
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Vladimir Oblast (Vladimirskaya oblast) is a federal subject of Russia (an oblast). Its administrative center is the medieval Russian capital Vladimir, which is located 190 km to the east from the present-day capital, Moscow. For detailed information about the area's medieval history, see Zalesye and Vladimir-Suzdal. The 12th-century cathedrals of Vladimir, Suzdal, Bogolyubovo, and Kideksha are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Area: 29,000 km²; population: 1,523,990 (as of the 2002 Census).

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