Shchyolkovsky District

Shchyolkovsky District spans across 704 square kilometers of northeastern Moscow Oblast, containing 92 residential areas including urban and rural settlements.

The region functioned as part of Moscow Okrug until 1930, when administrative reforms restructured the territorial organization of the Moscow suburban areas.

The district maintains five rural settlements and four work settlements, reflecting the traditional combination of agricultural communities and industrial developments.

The region connects to central Moscow through multiple transport routes, with the administrative center of Shchyolkovo located 20 kilometers from the capital.

The district population distribution shows a distinct urban-rural split, with 82.2 percent of inhabitants residing in urban areas and 17.8 percent in rural locations.

GPS coordinates: 55.91694,37.98111

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:44