Moscow Region in Data

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Moscow Region at a Glance

Key facts and statistics about the Moscow Region, grouped by topic:

Geography
  • Reference coordinates: 55°46′30.00″ N, 37°37′01.20″ E
  • Area: 44,300 km² (4.4 million ha)
  • Settlements: approximately 6,500
  • Forests: approximately 44% (2 million ha)
  • Wetlands: approximately 7%
  • Agricultural land: approximately 45% (2 million ha)
Major Urban Agglomerations
  • Balashikha–Lyubertsy
  • Mytishchi–Shchyolkovo–Pushkino
  • Khimki–Zelenograd
  • Odintsovo–Krasnogorsk
  • Podolsk–Klimovsk
  • Noginsk–Elektrostal
  • Serpukhov–Chekhov
Water and Protected Areas
  • Rivers: more than 2,000, with a total length of approximately 10,000 km
  • Lakes: more than 2,000, covering approximately 130 km²
  • Reservoirs: 13, covering approximately 350 km²
  • Protected natural areas: approximately 260, covering 270,000 ha
Population
  • Population: 8.77 million (as of January 1, 2025)
  • Population density: 197.97 residents per km² (2025)
  • Urban population: 76.38% (2022)
Economy
  • Gross regional product (GRP): approximately RUB 7 trillion
  • Regional budget (2022):
    • Revenue: RUB 759 billion
    • Expenditure: RUB 805 billion
    • Deficit: 5.7%
  • Average monthly salary: approximately RUB 70,000
  • Registered companies: approximately 150,000
  • Individual entrepreneurs and sole proprietors: approximately 200,000
Public Infrastructure
  • Municipalities: 56 in total (as of January 1, 2025)
  • Urban districts: 42
  • Municipal districts: 14
  • Schools: approximately 1,400
  • Universities and other higher education institutions: approximately 40
  • Colleges: approximately 70
  • Research institutions: approximately 30
  • Healthcare facilities: approximately 300