Ruzsky District

Ruzsky District extends across 1,567 square kilometers in the western section of Moscow Oblast, containing 228 rural localities and two urban centers.

The district emerged as an administrative entity on July 12, 1929, and later experienced German occupation from October 1941 until January 1942.

The district maintains both urban and rural populations in equal measure, with 50.1 percent of residents living in cities and 49.9 percent in countryside areas.

The district headquarters operates from the town of Ruza, which stands 100 kilometers west of Moscow and connects to major transportation networks in the region.

The territory includes numerous settlements spread across different administrative levels, from a primary town to 228 rural locations, creating a complex governance structure.

GPS coordinates: 55.69738,36.28340

Latest update: March 5, 2025 07:37