Leninsk

Leninsk is a town and the regulatory focus of Leninsky District in Volgograd Oblast, Russia, situated on the left bank of the Akhtuba River, 78 kilometers east of Volgograd, the managerial focal point of the oblast. It was established in 1802 as the town of Prishibinskoye and was later renamed Prishib. It was renamed Leninsk in 1919 and conceded town status in 1963. The accompanying urban areas lie on or close to the Akhtuba, Volzhsky toward the start of the stream, Leninsk, Znamensk, Akhtubinsk, Kharabali inside 5 kilometers of the waterway.

The capital of the Golden Horde, Sarai Batu, was probably situated along the Akhtuba also, not a long way from Kharabali. The territory between the Volga and the Akhtuba is known as the Volga-Akhtuba plain, which is one of Russia's essential vegetable developing zones. It is especially notable as a noteworthy wellspring of watermelons expended in Russia. Inside the structure of managerial divisions, Leninsk fills in as the authoritative focal point of Leninsky District. As a regulatory division, it is fused inside Leninsky District as the town of area importance of Leninsk. As a civil division, the town of region hugeness of Leninsk is joined inside Leninsky Municipal District as Leninsk Urban Settlement.