Population of the Tver region 2022 number of cities, official, how many people live

Population census of the Tver region, how many on January 1?

We will also learn on this page about other information about the Tver region, in a nutshell we will present its history, geographical and hydrographic location, introduce the animal and plant world, climate (weather conditions).

The population in Russia is decreasing, the demographic situation leaves much to be desired and this is well known, but how things stand in the individual Tver region, we will further understand this, including learning about the trend of the last five years, whether it is increasing or decreasing ...

What is the official population of the Tver region as of January 1, 2022, how many people live in cities, towns and villages according to the census officially, what is the number of people, and what other trends are visible, is the number of people increasing or decreasing recently

We will deal with all these questions and these statistics below, present them in the tables we have prepared with the official census, and they are probably of interest to many, at least it is interesting to know about such information.

We will look into the population of the Tver region, how many people live as of January 1, 2022, how many officially live in cities and villages, residents in towns and other settlements.

Geography, hydrography, relief of the Tver region

It borders on the Moscow, Yaroslavl, Vologda, Novgorod, Smolensk and Pskov regions.

Located in the west of the middle part of the East European Plain. It stretches for 260 km from north to south and 450 km from west to east.

There are over 800 rivers in the region with a total length of about 17,000 km. The longest and main river is the Volga (685 km). Its source is located in the Ostashkovsky district.

Also, other rivers of particular importance in the region are: Western Dvina (262 km), Vazuza (162 km), Tvertsa (188 km), Medveditsa (269 km), Mologa (280 km) and Mezha (259 km). The watershed of the Caspian and Baltic seas passes through the region.

There are also 1,769 lakes in the region.

Fauna, vegetation in the Tver region

The region is located in the forest zone, in the subzone of the southern taiga, turning into broad-leaved forests in the north-west and pine forests in the northern and south-western parts.

Forests in the Tver region occupy slightly more than half of its territory. Forest cover is 54%.

The basis of the modern fauna of the Tver region is made up of widespread taiga species: black and three-toed woodpeckers, wood grouse, black grouse, hazel grouse, boreal owl, hawk owl, bee-eater, great gray owl, bullfinch, crossbills (spruce, white-winged), white hare, lynx, pine marten , elk, brown bear, wolf, fox, raccoon dog, badger, European mink.

Climate in the Tver region (weather, precipitation)

The climate of the Tver region is moderate continental.

How many people live in the Tver region in 2022, live in its cities, towns, villages and the regional center, what is the population according to the census as of January 1 according to official statistics, more on all this further.

Below is a table of the population of the Tver region and from it we will find out what officially the number of people, according to the census as of January 1, 2022, lives in cities, villages and towns of the studied territory of Russia

TVER

TVER, city in Russia, adm. center of the Tver region Us. 414.0 thousand people (2015). Located on the river. Volga, at the confluence of the Tvertsa and Tmaka rivers. Railway station. Road junction.

Photo by A. I. Nagaev Tver. Panorama of the city.

With settlements immediately preceding the city, on the territory of modern. T. are associated with the remains of buildings and finds of the 10th–11th centuries, cultural layer 11 - early. 12th centuries at the confluence of the Tmaka and Tvertsa rivers into the Volga (another name is Tver; according to one version, the name of the city comes from it). The earliest mountain layer is located east of the mouth of the Tmaka (Kremlin territory), including log buildings (dendrodates: 1149, 1150, 1185–89), oak mountain. wall of a hook (hook) structure (no later than the mid-12th century according to radiocarbon dating), seal of the Smolensk prince. Rostislav Mstislavich and others. According to V.A. Kuchkin, T., most likely, was one of the 6 Volga cities that were taken by the prince. Izyaslav Mstislavich with the Novgorodians in 1149 at Prince. Yuri Vladimirovich Dolgoruky. The first direct mention of the city in the “9th miracle” “Tales of the Miracles of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God” beginning. 1160s indicates that by this time T. was an adm. center and was governed by the boyar-governor of the Vladimir prince. Andrey Yurievich Bogolyubsky. It was part of the Grand Duchy of Vladimir, then the Principality of Pereyaslavl. Destroyed during the Mongol-Tatar invasion in February. 1238. The concealment of 2 large treasures of ancient Russian is associated with this. silver jewelry (including using filigree, granulation, niello, engraving techniques).

After 1238 the city was restored. Capital of the Tver Principality (1247–1485). Probably in mid. 1260s T. became the center of the bishopric. In 1285–90 for the first time in the North-East. Rus' after the Mongol-Tatar invasion, the white-stone Transfiguration Cathedral was built [3-apse, 3-nave, 4-pillar, with galleries and porches, white-stone porch; fragments of carved architems were found. details, frescoes, ceramics. floor tiles]. In the end 13th–14th centuries stone churches were built in the Assumption Otroche Monastery; in 1323–25 – in mon. St. Theodore (at the beginning of the 14th century the Church Rules in Greek were created there; now in the Vatican Library). Basic settlements of T.: Zagorodsky (including buildings with dendrodates 1155, 1168, 1181, 1190s, a fortified ditch), Zatmatsky (from the 12th/13th centuries), Zavolzhsky and Zatveretsky (no later than the 14th century) . In the end 14 – 1st floor. 16th centuries coins were minted in T.

Traces of metallurgy, metal and woodworking, tanning, jewelry, bone cutting, stone cutting, stone cutting (harvesting a stone icon of the late 12th century), pottery (including glazed ceramics) and other crafts have been identified. Among the finds: 5 birch bark letters (from the 1180s–1190s to the 14th century), a fragment of a stone product with an alphabet (late 13th – mid-14th centuries) and a golden encolpion with a multi-line inscription of the 14th century, wrote; hanging seals; leather goods [including a belt with embossed images of church holidays (2nd half of the 13th – 14th centuries)], etc.

In 1485 T. was occupied by the troops of the leader without a fight. book Moscow Ivan III Vasilievich. After joining Rus. The state was the center of the appanage (1485–90, 1576–1586/87). Destroyed by the oprichnina army in 1569 during the campaign against Novgorod. During the Time of Troubles, the Polish-Litovs were captured. troops in 1609, until the middle. 17th century was in decline. The fortifications were reconstructed for the last time in 1707. District city (since 1708) and provincial center (since 1719) St. Petersburg. (before 1710 Ingria) province. (1708–27) and Novgorod province. (1727–75). Thanks to the construction of the Vyshnevolotsk water system and the St. Petersburg-Moscow highway, it became a major transit trade center. Center of the Tver province (1775–1929; until 1796 Tver governorship). The development of the city's industry was facilitated by the opening of traffic along the sections Vyshny Volochyok - Tver (1850) and Tver - Moscow (1851) of the Nikolaevskaya railway. d.

Sov. power was established on October 28 (11/10). 1917. District (1929–30) and district (1929–35) center Moscow. region In 1931–90 the city was called Kalinin. Since 1935 adm. center of the Kalinin (from 1990 Tver) region. In 1936, railway traffic was opened. line Doroshikha (Kalinin) - Vasilievsky Mokh. In the 1930s–50s. Means. The architect suffered losses. the appearance of the city, including during the war. action and short term. occupation of Germany troops (10.17 – 12.16.1941) in Vel. Otech. war during the Battle of Moscow 1941–42.

Church "White Trinity". 1563. Bell tower - 1812 (built on in 1878). Photo by P. S. Pavlinov

The city center, located on the right bank of the Volga, was built up after the fire according to the regular plan of 1763 (presumably by architect P.R. Nikitin; revised in 1767); it is based on a composition with 3 rays diverging from Polutsirkulnaya Square. to the middle and corners of the Kremlin, on the site of which the Traveling Palace of Catherine II was built (1764–71, Nikitin; rebuilt in the early 19th century, architect K. I. Rossi; now KG). Ch. The streets and the Volga embankment are built in classic style. buildings; among them - the magistrate (1771–1774), the governor's house (1770–80s), the Assembly of the Nobility (1841–42, architect I. F. Lvov). Preserved: 5-chapter c. “White Trinity” (1563; bell tower - 1812, built on in 1878), c. Nativity of Christ in Rybaki (1729–43), baroque churches of Saints Boris and Gleb (1759–71), Intercession (1765–74) and Nativity of the Virgin (1777–95); c. St. John the Baptist (1784–1808; bell tower - 1826), Ascension Church. (1826–36, Lvov), Nativity of Christ women's mon. (founded in the late 14th–15th centuries, closed in 1923, revived in 1999; 5-domed cathedral, 1814–20, Russia; Resurrection Cathedral in neo-Russian style, 1912–13, architect N. P. Omelyusty), cinema “Star” in the spirit of constructivism (1935–37, architect V.P. Kalmykov).

Photo by D.V. Solovyov The building of the provincial government (now the Administration of the city of Tver). 1778–83. Architect F. F. Shtengel.

On the left bank of the Volga there is the Assumption Cathedral (1722) of the Assumption Otroch mon. (founded in the 13th century, closed in 1918), Resurrection Church. (1728–31), c. Trinity beyond the Volga (1733–37), c. Mch. Nikita (1760–63), the Arefievs’ house (1762–68, now the Museum of Tver Life), St. Catherine’s Women’s Monastery. (founded 1996; cathedral, 1774–86), river station in the spirit of the Owls. neoclassicism (1935–38). After the war, T. was restored according to the general plan of 1944–45 (architect N. J. Colley). In 2010–14, the Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevsky was restored in the Russian style (1891–93, architect F. N. Malinovsky, demolished in 1983). Monuments: Afanasy Nikitin (1955), I. A. Krylov (1959); A. S. Pushkin (1974), M. E. Saltykov-Shchedrin (1976, both by sculptor O. K. Komov). In the mountains line - an expressive group of Mesolithic. sites and other archaeological sites. monuments.

Among scientific institutions - Center. Research Institute for Processing Staple Fibers (1960, current name since 1970), Institute of Carriage Building (1962), Research Institute of Information. technologies (1974; modern name and status since 1990), All-Russian. n.-i. and design and technological Institute of Mechanization of Flax Growing of the Russian Agricultural Academy (1989). State universities: University (history dates back to 1870, current status since 1971), Technical. University (history dates back to 1922, current status and name since 1994), Med. Academy (history dates back to 1936, current status since 1995), Military. Aerospace Academy defense named after Marshal Sov. Union of G. K. Zhukov (established in 1956 as the Military Command Academy of Air Defense, since 1974 named after G. K. Zhukov; since 2005 modern name), Agricultural Sciences. Academy (1971). Moscow branches universities The municipal library system includes 36 branches. Regional universal scientific. fuck them. A. M. Gorky (1860).

Museums: State united [1977; 32 branches, including museums - local history. (founded in 1866), Tver life (1970), M. E. Saltykov-Shchedrin (1976)]; history of Tver medicine (opened in 1969; current name since 2015), Tver railway workers (founded in 1982, current name since 2012), communications of the Tver region. (1997), “Tver Armory Chamber” (1998), M. Krug (2007), goat (2008). Regional KG (founded in 1866, independent museum since 1937, current name since 1990). Gor. museum and exhibition center (2007). Regional House of Science and Technology (1962).

Theatres: drama (history dates back to 1745, permanent troupe since the 1920s), Youth Theater (1932), puppet theater (1944). Regional Philharmonic (founded in 1936, since 1999 academic), consisting of: the chamber choir “Russian Partes” (founded in 1989 as a “madrigal singing ensemble”, since 2003 its current name) and the chamber orchestra “Russian Camerata” (1990 ; both have gubernatorial status since 2012), etc. A Czech organ is installed in the concert hall of the Philharmonic. Rieger-Kloss (1991–1992). Intl. festival of music of J. S. Bach (since 1992), all-Russian. festival "Musical Autumn in Tver" (since 1969, annually).

Among the sports arenas, the most popular are: the Khimik football stadium (1957; about 8 thousand seats), the Yubileiny Ice Sports Palace (1983; 2 thousand seats), the Yunost Sports House, and the hippodrome (1922).

The most developed are mechanical engineering and metalworking, chemical and food-flavoring industries. Leading enterprises: car builders. plant (passenger and freight cars), Tverskoy Excavator, Tsentrosvarmash (welded metal structures for the needs of railway transport, etc.), production. complexes of the companies “Dielectric Cable Systems” (cable-supporting systems, low-voltage equipment) and “Sibur-PET” (polyethylene terephthalate granulate), “Volzhsky Baker”, “Khleb” (both produce confectionery products, etc.), “United Bottling Group” (Russia) Swiss company; bottling of non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drinks). Special production builds. and road equipment, trailers and semi-trailers, equipment for the food industry, cable, wire and paint products, cord fabric for the tire industry, reinforced concrete. products, sand-lime bricks, misc. crystal lamps, glass containers; repair of elevators and escalators. 2 printing plant.

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Key Demographics

The city's population is dominated by women. The share of men in the total number of residents of Tver is 44.3%. About 15% of the population are under working age, 25% are older than it. Thus, most of the population is economically active.

The administrative-territorial division of the city was first approved in 1936. Changes were made to it in 1965, and then in 1976. Even then, Tver was divided into four districts. The most populated is Zavolozhsky. It is home to 144 thousand people. The Moskovsky district is in second place for this indicator. It is home to 123 thousand people. On the third - Proletarsky, on the fourth - Central. Historical districts are also distinguished inside Tver. Many of them were independent settlements before they became part of the city.

A large number of young people are trying to leave the city for the capital. This weakens the demographic potential of Tver. The situation is aggravated by the fact that most often the most gifted leave. However, recently the outflow has begun to be compensated by migrants who are replenishing the population of Tver and the region. Among them, Ukrainians, Tajiks, Azerbaijanis, Uzbeks, Armenians and Moldovans predominate. Migrants from Iran, Syria and India are also regularly registered in Tver.