:::Thanks for the talk link; I'm sure I've seen similar threads with regards to AWB or other automated tools; I just never thought I'd need to cite them later ) Anyhoo, like I said, it's not that big of a deal. 
 :::Regarding the coordinates, the parameters starting with "lat" refer to the latitude, and those starting with "long" refer to the longitude. "D", "m", and "s" stand for degrees, minutes, and seconds. So, {{Coord|60|12|N|29|42|E|region:RU_type:city|display=title}} would result in: 
 ::::|latd=60 
 ::::|latm=12 
 ::::|lats= 
 ::::|longd=29 
 ::::|longm=42 
 ::::|longs= 
 :::Nothing needs to be done with the "region" and "display" parts of —the infobox adds in the background them automatically, and north and east are the default values (only a handful of Russian places are in the Western hemisphere and the infobox supports a switch to take care of that). Does this help? 
 :::As for the federal subject, all Russian city articles start with "XXX is a city/town/whatever in Suchandsuch District of Foo". "Foo" here is the federal subject; for Zelenogorsk it is indeed Saint Petersburg (only two federal cities are federal subjects—Moscow and Saint Petersburg—everything else are either republics, oblasts, krais, autonomous okrugs, or an autonomous oblast. Adding the designation will result in the time zone being displayed by the infobox, so it's kinda useful. Let me know if I didn't explain it coherently though ) Best,— • ; March 29, 2012; 19:41 (UTC)