Cities of the Kemerovo region: a brief description

The Kemerovo region includes 20 cities. Beyond the Urals, the Kemerovo region boasts the highest population density (approximately 30 people per 1 square kilometer), of the total population, almost 87% is concentrated in the cities of the Kemerovo region.

There are 7 cities in the region in which the population reaches 100 thousand people (Prokopyevsk, Belovo, Novokuznetsk, Leninsk-Kuznetsky, Kemerovo, Kiselevsk, Mezhdurechensk). And this is a very solid indicator, because according to these parameters, the Kemerovo region loses only to the Moscow region.

The main wealth of the region is coal - it is mined here in 13 cities.

Each city among the cities of the Kemerovo region is unique and unique, has a unique appearance, fate and history. Here are the cities of the Kemerovo region: Mezhdurechensk, Yurga, Topki, Tashtagol, Salair, Prokopyevsk, Taiga, Polysayevo, Osinniki, Novokuznetsk, Mezhdurechensk, Myski, Mariinsk, Kiselevsk, Leninsk-Kuznetsky, Kemerovo, Guryevsk, Berezovsky, Belovo, Anzhero-Sudzhensk.

I would especially like to highlight a couple of cities from this list.

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• 1 Largest cities 500 thousand - 1 million people 1.1 Kemerovo
• 1.2 Novokuznetsk

Kiselevsk

The history of this city begins in 1932, namely, with the villages of Cherkasovo and Afonino. In this area, the Kiselyovsky workers' settlement was formed. After 4 years, this village was renamed the city of Kiselevsk by a resolution of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee.

There are a lot of mines in the city, which is why it has a very complex layout. The first mines in the city are considered to be “Naklonnaya No. 1” and the later “Capital No. 1”, which were built back in 1932. This city consists of several territorial districts separate from each other.

Coal is considered the leading industry here, since coal reserves in this area are simply unlimited. However, this does not prevent Kiselevsk from developing the chemical, forestry, food industries and various types of mechanical engineering.

Medium-sized cities 20-100 thousand people

Mezhdurechensk

Population 98,734 people (2016).

Leninsk-Kuznetsky

There are and previously existed other settlements with names close to this, see Leninsk

Population 97,666 people (2016).

Kiselevsk

Population 92,210 people (2016).

Yurga

Population 81,396 people (2016).

Belovo

Population 73,400 people (2016).

Anzhero-Sudzhensk

Population 72,827 people (2016).

Berezovsky

Population 47,140 people (2016).

Osinniki

Population 43,445 people (2016).

Myski

Population 41,938 people (2016).

Mariinsk

Population 39,332 people (2016).

Fireboxes

Population 28,144 people (2016).

Polysayevo

Population 26,738 people (2016).

Taiga (city)

Population 24,532 people (2016).

Guryevsk (Kemerovo region)

There are other settlements with this name, see Guryevsk.

Population 23,359 people (2016).

Tashtagol

Population 23,079 people (2016).

Kaltan

Population 21,186 people (2016).

Anzhero-Sudzhensk

This is a very young city, although, however, it is very difficult to even approximately determine its age, since no one undertakes to say when and how the first settlement arose in this remote taiga, which over time became Anzhero-Sudzhensk. Although a couple of legends have survived.

One of them was the legend that an ancient tribe settled in this place. Men, as befits men, hunted and fished, and women were in charge of the house. But it so happened that due to the constant lack of a strong male hand in the village, women took up this matter. They not only cooked and cleaned, but also began to carry out something like modern judicial justice, and from there the name “court of wives” came... - Sudzhenka.

see also

• Kemerovo region
• Cities of Russia

Administrative division

(data from the Territorial Body of the Federal State Statistics Service for the Kemerovo Region - Kuzbass)

Kuzbass is located in the southeast of Western Siberia and is almost equidistant from the western and eastern borders of the Russian Federation. Geographically, the region occupies a middle position between Moscow and Vladivostok. It is part of the sixth time zone.

Kuzbass is located in temperate latitudes between 52°08′ and 56°54′ north latitude, and 84°33′ and 89°28′ east longitude. This corresponds in Russia to the latitudes of the Chelyabinsk, Moscow, Kaliningrad and Kamchatka regions, and in Western Europe to the cities of Warsaw and Berlin.

The region was formed within its modern borders on January 26, 1943.

The area of ​​the region is 95.5 thousand square meters. km. This represents 4% of the territory of Western Siberia and 0.56% of the territory of Russia. The region's territory exceeds the territory of several Western European countries. Thus, the area of ​​Hungary is 93 thousand square meters. km, the area of ​​Portugal is 92 thousand square meters. km, Austria – 83.8 thousand sq. km, Ireland - 70 thousand sq. km, Norway - 62 thousand sq. km, Switzerland – 41 thousand sq. km, Belgium – 30.5 thousand sq. km. In the north, Kuzbass borders on the Tomsk region, in the east on the Krasnoyarsk Territory and the Republic of Khakassia. In the south, the border with the Republic of Gorny Altai and the Altai Territory passes along the ridges of Mountain Shoria and the Salair Ridge, in the west with the Novosibirsk region - along flat terrain.

The length of Kuzbass from north to south is almost 500 km, from west to east – 300 km. Kuzbass is located inland, near the center of the Eurasian continent, at the junction of the West Siberian Plain and the mountains of Southern Siberia, and is significantly removed from the seas and oceans. The distance to the nearest cold northern sea – the Kara Sea – is about 2 thousand km, to the nearest warm sea – the Black Sea – more than 4.5 thousand km.

The region includes 16 urban districts, 14 municipal districts, 4 municipal districts, 7 urban settlements and 30 rural settlements; includes 19 cities of regional subordination, 1 city of regional subordination, 1 urban-type settlement of regional subordination.

The region has the highest population density beyond the Urals. 85% of the population is concentrated in urban areas. In Kuzbass there are 4 urban districts with a population of over 100 thousand inhabitants (Kemerovo, Novokuznetsk, Prokopyevsk, Belovo). Municipal districts and districts have significant recreational potential and are notable for their unique natural landscapes.

Population and date of formation for municipalities of the Kemerovo region - Kuzbass as of 01/01/2021.

Cities of the Kemerovo region: list by population

The cities are completely different in population, density, and history of creation. Some of them arose in the 17th century, such as Novokuznetsk or Mariinsk, others - only in the middle of the last century, like Berezovsky or Kaltan. But most often the cities of the Kemerovo region or another region are compared by population.

The most densely populated, of course, is the administrative center - Kemerovo. Next comes Novokuznetsk, where almost the same number of people live, 550 thousand, and the next city is the young Mezhdurechensk, which arose in 1946. Less than 100 thousand people live here, or rather 98 thousand as of 2016.

Large and small cities

The largest cities in the Kemerovo region from the list are the same ones that were listed above. However, there is an exception: the city of Ugra has a population of 81 thousand people, but in terms of area it is one of the smallest cities.

The smallest cities in terms of population are the cities of Guryevsk and Tashtagol, where 28 thousand people live, as well as the city of Kaltan with a population of 21 thousand, and the smallest is Salair, where only 7 thousand people live, despite the fact that the settlement was founded in 1626 .

Distance from Kemerovo to Russian cities

Distances from major Russian cities to Kemerovo. Distance between Russian cities. Calculation of distances between cities may contain small errors.

Distance from Kemerovo to Abakan - 639 km Distance from Kemerovo to Arkhangelsk - 3822 km Distance from Kemerovo to Astrakhan - 3932 km Distance from Kemerovo to Barnaul - 412 km Distance from Kemerovo to Belgorod - 3888 km Distance from Kemerovo to Birobidzhan - 4610 km Distance from Kemerovo to Blagoveshchensk - 4238 km Distance from Kemerovo to Bryansk - 3922 km Distance from Kemerovo to Veliky Novgorod - 4137 km Distance from Kemerovo to Vladivostok - 5557 km Distance from Kemerovo to Vladikavkaz - 4331 km Distance from Kemerovo to Vladimir - 3428 km Distance from Kemerovo to Volgograd - 3504 km Distance from Kemerovo to Volzhsky - 3502 km Distance from Kemerovo to Vologda - 3429 km Distance from Kemerovo to Voronezh - 3631 km Distance from Kemerovo to Gorno-Altaisk - 581 km Distance from Kemerovo to Grozny - 4321 km Distance from Kemerovo to Yekaterinburg - 1856 km Distance from Kemerovo to Ivanovo — 3374 km Distance from Kemerovo to Izhevsk — 2447 km Distance from Kemerovo to Irkutsk — 1587 km Distance from Kemerovo to Yoshkar-Ola — 2957 km Distance from Kemerovo to Kazan — 2797 km Distance from Kemerovo to Izhevsk Kaliningrad - 4954 km Distance from Kemerovo to Kaluga - 3821 km Distance from Kemerovo to Kirov - 2697 km Distance from Kemerovo to Kostroma - 3305 km Distance from Kemerovo to Krasnodar - 4246 km Distance from Kemerovo to Krasnodar Krasnoyarsk - 533 km Distance from Kemerovo to the city of Kurgan - 1570 km Distance from Kemerovo to the city of Kursk - 3840 km Distance from Kemerovo to the city of Kyzyl - 1042 km Distance from Kemerovo to the city of Lipetsk - 3503 km Distance from Kemerovo to the city Magadan - 6394 km Distance from Kemerovo to Magas - 4322 km Distance from Kemerovo to Magnitogorsk - 2139 km Distance from Kemerovo to Makhachkala - 4368 km Distance from Kemerovo to Moscow - 3608 km Distance from Kemerovo to Moscow Murmansk - 4826 km Distance from Kemerovo to Naberezhnye Chelny - 2559 km Distance from Kemerovo to Nalchik - 4286 km Distance from Kemerovo to Nizhny Novgorod - 3198 km Distance from Kemerovo to Nizhny Tagil - 1991 km Distance from Kemerovo to Novokuznetsk - 228 km Distance from Kemerovo to Novosibirsk - 258 km Distance from Kemerovo to Omsk - 910 km Distance from Kemerovo to Orel - 3798 km Distance from Kemerovo to Orenburg - 2614 km Distance from Kemerovo to Penza - 3079 km Distance from Kemerovo to Perm - 2216 km Distance from Kemerovo to Petrozavodsk - 4032 km Distance from Kemerovo to Pskov - 4353 km Distance from Kemerovo to Rostov-on-Don - 3970 km Distance from Kemerovo to Ryazan - 3523 km Distance from Kemerovo to Samara - 2706 km Distance from Kemerovo to St. Petersburg - 4082 km Distance from Kemerovo to Saransk - 3176 km Distance from Kemerovo to Saransk Saratov - 3130 km Distance from Kemerovo to Smolensk - 4109 km Distance from Kemerovo to Sochi - 4484 km Distance from Kemerovo to Stavropol - 4072 km Distance from Kemerovo to Sterlitamak - 2379 km Distance from Kemerovo to Stavropol Surgut - 2152 km Distance from Kemerovo to Syktyvkar - 3103 km Distance from Kemerovo to Tambov - 3369 km Distance from Kemerovo to Tver - 3776 km Distance from Kemerovo to Togliatti - 2747 km Distance from Kemerovo to Tolyatti Tomsk - 216 km Distance from Kemerovo to Tula - 3715 km Distance from Kemerovo to Tyumen - 1538 km Distance from Kemerovo to Ulan-Ude - 2025 km Distance from Kemerovo to Ulyanovsk - 2838 km Distance from Kemerovo to Ufa — 2263 km Distance from Kemerovo to Khabarovsk — 4792 km Distance from Kemerovo to Khanty-Mansiysk — 2024 km Distance from Kemerovo to Cheboksary — 2964 km Distance from Kemerovo to Chelyabinsk — 1834 km Distance from Kemerovo to Cherepovets - 3559 km Distance from Kemerovo to Cherkessk - 4188 km Distance from Kemerovo to Chita - 2677 km Distance from Kemerovo to Elista - 3800 km Distance from Kemerovo to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk - 5700 km Distance from Kemerovo to Yakutsk - 4756 km Distance from Kemerovo to Yaroslavl - 3390 km

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