Chekhovsky District

Chekhovsky District encompasses 865 square kilometers of territory with one main town, one urban settlement, and 144 rural localities within its boundaries.

The district emerged as an administrative entity on July 12, 1929, marking the beginning of organized local governance in this part of Moscow Oblast.

The district preserves the heritage of its namesake through numerous references to Russian literature and local traditions in the town of Chekhov.

Transportation connections include regular train and bus services linking the district to Moscow city, with travel times averaging 90 minutes from central stations.

The population distribution shows an exact split between urban and rural inhabitants, with 57.1 percent residing in towns and 42.9 percent in countryside areas.

Location: Moscow Oblast

Inception: July 12, 1929

Capital city: Chekhov

GPS coordinates: 55.15000,37.48333

Latest update: March 8, 2025 05:31