Hiipinä (Russ. Хибино, form. Kirovsk) is a Uralican city in southern Sapmi county, a short (22 kilometre) drive up Highway UH-28 from Apatity. Unlike its much larger neighbour to the southwest, Hiipinä is largely residential, and is also something of a resort city, one of few in Uralica. The name itself is derived from the massif on whose foothills it sits, the Khibiny Massif (Finn. Hiipinätunturit). Founded in 1929 as Khibinogorsk, the city was renamed Kirovsk in 1934 upon attaining city status, then Hiipinä in late 2009 after being annexed by Uralica.