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Saint Petersburg
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Saint Petersburg

Federal city and former capital of Russia

Also known as Petersburg · Sankt-Peterburg · St Petersburg · St.Petersburg

Country
Located in
Population
Area
  • 1,439 km²
Elevation
  • 3 m
Founded
  • May 16, 1703
Postal code
  • 190000–199406

Overview

Over time

Dated values recorded in Wikidata, each with its own source

Population

All data

714 statements · 35% with external sources · numbers in brackets are citations

Named after
Twinned administrative body
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Local dialing code
  • 812 calling code: +7
Vehicle registration plate code
Contains the administrative territorial entity
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Demonym
Native label
Nickname
  • Питер statement is subject of: Piter
  • Piter
  • Window to Europe
  • Window to the West
  • City of White Nights
  • Northern Palmyra
Follows
Geoshape
  • Data:Russia/Saint Petersburg.map
Short name
IPA transcription
  • [sankt pʲɪtʲɪrˈburk] language: Russian
Hashtag
  • SaintPetersburg
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Coordinates of southernmost point
  • 59.6338°N, 30.2542°E
Coordinates of northernmost point
  • 60.2445°N, 29.7027°E
Coordinates of easternmost point
  • 59.7549°N, 30.7589°E
Coordinates of westernmost point
  • 60.1908°N, 29.4262°E
Coordinates of geographic center
  • 59.9673°N, 30.1077°E
Official name
  • Санкт-Петербург(since 1991)
  • Ленинград(1924–1991) statement is subject of: Leningrad · named after: Vladimir Lenin · short name: Л.
  • Петроград(1914–1924) statement is subject of: Petrograd
  • Санкт-Петербург(1703–1914)
  • Sankt Petersburg(1703–1914)
  • Szentpétervár(1703–1914)
  • Sankt Petersburg(1703–1914)
  • Petrograd(1914–1924)
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  • Petrográd(1914–1924)
  • Петраград(1914–1924)
  • Petrograd(1914–1924)
  • Петраград(1914–1924)
  • Leningrad(1924–1991)
  • Leningrád(1924–1991)
  • Ленінград(1924–1991)
  • Leningrad(1924–1991)
  • Ленінград(1924–1991)
  • Ленінград(1924–1991)
  • Sankt Petersburg(since 1991)
  • Szentpétervár(since 1991)
  • Sankt Petersburg(since 1991)
  • Leningrado(1924–1991)
  • Լենինգրադ(1924–1991)
  • Պետրոգրադ(1914–1924)
  • Санкт-Петербург(1703–1914)
  • Петроград(1914–1924)
  • Санкт-Петербург(since 1991)
  • Լենինկրատ(1924–1991)
  • Leninqrad(1924–1991)
  • Petroqrad(1914–1924)
  • Петроград(1914–1924)
  • Ленинград(1924–1991)
  • Санкт Петербург(since 1991)
  • Санкт Петербург(until 1914)
  • Leningrad(1924–1991)
  • Petersburg(since 1991)
  • Leningrad(1924–1991)

On other databases

139 identifiers linking Saint Petersburg across the web's reference databases