Category:ZiU-9 in Moscow

**Category:ZiU-9 in Moscow**
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Category combines topics	ZiU-9; Moscow;
Category contains	trolleybus;
ZiU-9
	trolleybus
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Instance of	trolleybus model;
Location	Soviet Union;
Manufacturer	Trolza;
Start time	1971;
Follows	ZiU-5;
Total produced	42,000;
Moscow
	capital and most populous city of Russia По часовой стрелке, с верхнего правого угла: Спасская башня Кремля, Москва-Сити, Красная площадь, Большой театр, Главное здание МГУ, Храм Христа Спасителя someja satełitar in zenaro
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Instance of	capital of Russia (1918–); federal city of Russia (1991–); big city (1600s–); megacity (2001–); largest city (Russia, 1991–); capital city; city or town (1147–);
Part of	Central Federal District;
Named after	Moskva River (Stefan Ivanovich Kuchka);
Patron saint	Saint George;
Location	East European Plain; Russia; Russia;
Located in or next to body of water	Moskva River; Yauza; Vodootvodny Canal; Skhodnya Derivation Canal; Moscow Canal;
Legislative body	Moscow City Duma (Executive Order of the President of Russia, 1993–);
Executive body	Mayor of Moscow (Executive Order of the President of Russia, 1991–); Government of Moscow (1991–);
Highest judicial authority	Constitutional (charter) court of a subject of the Russian Federation;
Official language	Russian;
Anthem	Moya Moskva (1995–);
Head of government	Sergey Sobyanin (Mayor of Moscow, 2010–);
Party chief representative	Yury Anatolyevich Prokofiev (First Secretary of the Moscow Communist Party, 1989–1991); Lev Zaykov (First Secretary of the Moscow Communist Party, 1987–1989); Boris Yeltsin (First Secretary of the Moscow Communist Party, 1985–1987);
Has use	official residence;
Founded by	Yuri Dolgorukiy;
Inception	unknown value (before 1147);
Significant event	sack (Mongol invasion of Kievan Rus', 1238); Siege of Moscow (1238); plague epidemic (1353); conflagration (Всесвятский пожар, 1365); siege (Muscovite–Lithuanian War of 1368-1372, 1368); siege (Muscovite–Lithuanian War of 1368-1372, 1370); Siege of Moscow (1382); Edigu's campaign against Moscow (1408); Siege of Moscow (1439); Q28667906 (1488); Q4242944 (1521); Fire of Moscow (1547); death by burning (Fire of Moscow, Devlet I Giray, 1571); Fire of Moscow (1591); Siege of Moscow (1606); Tushino Camp (1608); Polish-Lithuanian occupation of Moscow (1610–1612); Siege of Moscow (1618); Fire of Moscow (1812 (in Julian calendar) – 1812 (in Julian calendar)); French occupation of Moscow (1812–1812); Plague Riot (1771–1771); General Plan for reconstruction of Moscow (1935); Moscow Metro (1935–); Evacuation in the Soviet Union (1940s); Battle of Moscow (1941–1942); Q4303937 (1941, 1941–1941); 1980 Summer Olympics (1980); 850th Anniversary of Moscow (1997, –1997);
Population	12,455,682 (2021);
Area	2,562 ±1 km²;
Elevation above sea level	156 m;
IATA airport code	MOW;
Different from	Moskwa ; Moskva ;
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	55° 45′ 21″ N, 37° 37′ 04″ E
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