Pushkinsky District

Pushkinsky District is an administrative area in the northern central part of Moscow Oblast that includes one main city and numerous smaller settlements spread across its territory. The district brings together these communities while Pushkino functions as its administrative hub.

The district took shape through administrative reforms that reorganized Moscow Oblast and experienced significant growth over recent decades. This expansion reflects the broader spread of residential areas extending from the capital.

The Institute of Forest Science in Pushkino conducts research that shapes the local scientific community and its connection to nature. You can sense how this institution influences the character of the town and its surroundings.

The area includes both urban and rural settlements that are accessible by car or public transportation from Moscow. Visitors should know that services and facilities vary depending on which part of the district they are in.

The Serebryanka River flows through the district and creates natural boundaries between different settlements and landscape zones. This waterway is a defining feature that shapes the geography and connects the various communities.

GPS coordinates: 56.10923,37.94802

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:54