Vladivostok is one of the leading seaports in the Far East. It is of national importance. Located on the shores of the Sea of Japan.
The following districts of Vladivostok are distinguished: Leninsky, Pervomaisky, Pervorechensky, Soviet and Frunze.
Leninist
This is the central district of the city, is a historical center. The Eagle's Nest hill is located here, there is a television tower, a weather center, as well as a radio center. Nearby are the Soviet and May Day districts of Vladivostok.
May Day
This area began to be developed in the Far East, one of the first. The area includes the islands of Reineke and Popova, located far from the center, so traffic jams often form on the roads. The population is approximately 150 thousand people. It is predominantly low mountainous terrain. In the bay of Patroclus is a new residential neighborhood.
Pervorechensky
Its name is closely connected with the history of the city and the geographical features of the territory. The river on which it is located was called the First River at the very beginning of the construction of the city. The area became independent not so long ago. Previously, this territory was part of the Frunze district.
Soviet
The Pervorechensky and Leninsky districts of Vladivostok border it. Among the local population it is often called the "Second River". This is the youngest area. Previously, he was part of Pervorechensky. This is a resort area of the city.
