Samara is the administrative center of Samara Oblast and currently the city is divided into 9 city-districts.[1]
As part of Samara Oblast Administration, the city of Samara is the city of regional significance.[2][3]
Samara has 9 districts since its administrative reform in 1978[4][5][6][7]
List of districts
| District
|
Population (2019 estimate)
|
Area (km²)
|
Area (sq miles)
|
Density (in km²)
|
Density (in sq miles)
|
Notes
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| Kuybyshevsky
|
154,078
|
78
|
30.11
|
1,975
|
762
|
It is located in the southern part of the city on the left bank of the Samara River.
|
| Samarasky
|
68,946
|
|
|
|
|
It forms the part of western historical portion of the city.
|
| Leninsky
|
84,834
|
5.4
|
2.08
|
15,710
|
6,065
|
It is the financial and culture center of the city.
|
| Zheleznodorozhny
|
152,749
|
19.6
|
7.5
|
7,793
|
3,008
|
The district is famous for Samara Railway Station.
|
| Oktyabrsky
|
177,856
|
16.1
|
6.21
|
11,046
|
4,264
|
The district is one of the highly developed areas of the city.
|
| Sovetsky
|
241,534
|
48.5
|
18.7
|
4,980
|
1,922
|
The district has city's large enterprises, educational and medical institutions and parks and squares. Formerly it is known as Molotovsky District.
|
| Promyshlenny
|
373,867
|
50.5
|
19.4
|
7,403
|
2,858
|
It is the mostly densely district in the city.
|
| Kirovsky
|
357,682
|
87.5
|
33.7
|
4,087
|
1,577
|
The district is one of the largest in Samara, possessing powerful economic, scientific and potential, creative achievements and traditions.
|
| Krasnoglinsky
|
134,690
|
147
|
56.7
|
916
|
353
|
The district is known for its natural resources importance.
|
See also
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