Regio Volodimiriensis
Regio Volodimiriensis Res apud Vicidata repertae: regio Civitas: Russia Locus: 56°5′0″N 40°37′0″E Situs interretialis Fines Procuratio superior: Russia Territoria finitima: Regio Moscuensis, Regio Iaroslaviensis, Regio Analeptriana, Regio Resaniensis, Regio Novogardiensis Inferior Forma Area: 29 000 chiliometrum quadratum Caput: Volodimiria Subdivisiones: Alexandrovsky District, Vyaznikovsky District, Gorokhovetsky District, Gus-Khrustalny District, Kameshkovsky District, Kirzhachsky District, Kovrovsky District, Kolchuginsky District, Melenkovsky District, Muromsky District, Petushinsky District, Selivanovsky District, Sobinsky District, Sudogodsky District, Suzdalsky District, Yuryev-Polsky District, Kovrov Urban Okrug, Murom Urban Okrug, Closed Town of Raduzhny, Municipal Formation of the City of Gus-Khrustalny, Municipal Formation of the City of Vladimir Gestio Praefectus: Vladimir Sipyagin Consilium: Legislative Assembly of Vladimir Oblast Vita Incolae: 1 342 099 Zona horaria: Tempus Mosquanum, Europe/Moscow Sigla Siglum autoraedarum: 33 Tabula aut despectus Regio Volodimiriensis vel Vladimirensis (Russice Владимирская область, tr. Vladimirskaja oblast’) est subiectum Foederationis Russicae, anno 1944 creatum, et ab anno 2000 in eius Districtum (Circulum) Foederalem Centralem inclusum. Regio Volodimiriensis in media Russia Europaea sita est, cum regionibus Moscuensi, Iaroslaviensi, Analeptriana, Resanensi, et Novogardiensi Inferiori contermina. Aream 29 084 chm2 et circa 1397 milia incolarum (anno 2016) habet. Meschtscherae silvae et paludes partem occidentalem regionis operiunt.