Shatursky District

Shatursky District is a municipal area in eastern Moscow Oblast that spreads across a vast, forested landscape. It contains one main city, several smaller settlements, and numerous rural villages connected by roads and waterways.

The area experienced growth in the early 20th century when an industrial power plant was built, spurring economic development. This facility attracted workers and led to the establishment of new communities around the industrial center.

The area reflects a rural way of life where traditional villages and small settlements shape the landscape. Wooden homes and open fields define how people live and what they see every day around them.

The area is organized with main roads connecting the various settlements and making travel easier between locations. Visitors should allow flexibility for travel times, as distances between towns are greater than in urban areas.

The district is shaped by a network of rivers and lakes that dominate the landscape and provide natural features for the communities. These waterways form the natural structure of the region and influence where people choose to settle and how they live.

Location: Moscow Oblast

Capital city: Shatura

Website: http://shatura.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.56667,39.53333

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:29