List of settlements in the Pushkinsky district of the Moscow region

city ​​of regional subordination with administrative territory / urban district
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56°00′ N. w. 37°50′ E. village HGYAO Country Russia Part of the Moscow region Adm. center Pushkino Head of the city district Andrey Morozov History and geography Date of formation 2019 Area 742.49 [1] km² Time zone MSK (UTC+3) Population Population 286,090 people (2021)Digital identifiersOKATO46 458OKTMO46 758Official websiteMedia files on Wikimedia Commons

Pushkinsky urban district
[2] or
Pushkinsky urban district
[3] is a municipal formation located in the northeast of the Moscow region of Russia. Within the framework of the administrative-territorial structure, it corresponds to the city of regional subordination of Pushkino with its administrative territory.

The administrative center is the city of Pushkino.

Geography

The Pushkinsky urban district borders with the urban districts of the Moscow region: in the north-west - Dmitrovsky, in the north - Sergiev Posad, in the south-east - Korolev, in the south-west - Mytishchi (and the exclave of Moscow, the village of Akulovo, Eastern Administrative District), in the east — Shchelkovo, as well as with the Vladimir region.

The area of ​​the urban district after the annexation of Ivanteevka and Krasnoarmeysk is 742.49 km².

Hydrography

The main rivers are Klyazma, Ucha, Serebryanka, Skalba, Talitsa, Sumer, Vorya, Vyaz, Prorvanikha, Kokotka, Olshanka. The Vetelka, Makhra, Yakhroma, Metelka, Pesochnaya, Torgosha, Chernichka, Ershovka, and Plaksa rivers also flow through the territory of the Pushkinsky urban district[4].

The main lakes are Lake Travinskoe in Pushkino, Lake Cernskoe (a flooded quarry), Lake of Hope in Eldigino.

The boundaries of the Pushkinsky urban district run along the banks of the Uchinsky and Pestovsky reservoirs.

Climate

The climate in the Pushkin urban district is temperate continental and is influenced by air masses coming from the Atlantic and Arctic. Prevailing winds: northwest and southwest directions[5].

Relief

Pushkinsky urban district is located on the southern slopes of the Klinsko-Dmitrovskaya ridge of the Russian Plain. Absolute heights from 136 m (Lesnye Polyany) to 240 m (Novovoronino). Traces of ancient glaciations have been preserved[6].

Natural area

Lesnaya. Subzone of broad-leaved and coniferous forests with elements of steppe flora.

Ecology and climate

From an environmental point of view, Pushkino is considered one of the good cities in the Moscow region. The areas most susceptible to the influence of harmful substances are areas located near roads, as well as areas located around enterprises that release emissions into water bodies and air. The state of soil pollution in Pushkino is assessed as satisfactory. The loss of forests on the territory of the populated area is small, the impact of the human factor in this case is minimal. The level of air pollution by radiation is normal and does not differ from other areas of the Moscow region.

Story

See also: Pushkinsky district (Moscow region) § History

On May 6, 2022, the Pushkinsky municipal district was abolished, and all urban and rural settlements included in it (urban settlements Ashukino, Zelenogradsky, Lesnoy, Pravdinsky, Pushkino, Sofrino, Cherkizovo, rural settlements Eldiginskoye, Tarasovskoye, Tsarevskoye) were combined into a new single municipal entity — Pushkinsky urban district. The administrative center is the city of regional subordination of the Moscow region Pushkino[7].

On July 23, 2022, the Pushkinsky district as an administrative-territorial unit of the region was abolished, and in its place a new administrative-territorial unit was formed - the city of regional subordination of Pushkino with an administrative territory[8].

On November 19, 2022, a law was adopted on the unification of three urban districts: Pushkinsky, Krasnoarmeysk and Ivanteevka[9][10][11][12]. On December 30, Ivanteevka and Krasnoarmeysk were reassigned to the city of Pushkino[13], which was additionally confirmed in January 2022[14].

Infrastructure

The city is actively constructing multi-storey buildings. However, along the outskirts of the city, cottage communities with one-story or two-story houses predominate.

Traffic jams in Pushkino are more common in winter, when the city receives a large amount of precipitation. In summer, the roads are lightly congested. Transport highways have been created for communication with the capital: the Moscow-Arkhangelsk federal highway, the Moscow-Yaroslavl railway, the Yaroslavl highway, the Pushkino-Krasnoarmeysk, Pushkino-Ivanteevka-Shchelkovo highways. In just an hour you can get from Pushkino to Moscow, both by car and by train.

Settlements

Main article: List of settlements in the Pushkin urban district

There are 90 settlements in the Pushkinsky urban district. Their list is presented below.

List of settlements
№	Locality	Type	Population	Former municipality
1	Aksenki	village	↗13[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
2	Aleshino	village	↗241[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
3	Artyomovo	village	↗38[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
4	Ashukino	suburban village	↘9327[15]	urban settlement Ashukino
5	Balabanovo	village	↗6[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
6	Barkovo	village	↗403[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
7	Birch forests	village	↘24[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
8	Bortnevo	village	↗26[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
9	Brotherhood	village	↗1394[17]	urban settlement Pravdinsky
10	Vasilevo	village	↗102[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
11	Vasyukovo	village	↗12[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
12	Vvedenskoye	village	↗210[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
13	Volodkino	village	↗4[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
14	Gerasimikha	village	↗20[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
15	Gorenki	village	↘8[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
16	Gribanovo	village	↘6[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
17	Gribovo	village	↘8[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
18	Grigorkovo	village	↘18[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
19	Danilovo	village	↗254[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
20	Daryino	village	↗40[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
21	Kind	village	↘113[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
22	Dorovskoe	village	↘64[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
23	Eldigino	village	↘1172[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
24	Zhilkino	village	↗8[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
25	Zhukovka[18]	village	↗198[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
26	Animal Farm	village	↗2110[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
27	Zelenogradsky	suburban village	↘2084[15]	urban settlement Zelenogradsky
28	Green	village	↗19[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
29	Green Town	village	↘914[17]	urban settlement Pravdinsky
30	Zimogorye	village	↗68[17]	urban settlement Zelenogradsky
31	Ivanteevka	city	↗82 779[16]	Ivanteevka urban district
32	Ivoshino	village	↗7[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
33	Komyagino	village	↘54[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
34	Koptelino	village	↗245[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
35	Kostino	village	↗42[17]	urban settlement Pravdinsky
36	Koshcheikovo	village	↗60[19]	urban settlement Lesnoy
37	Krasnoarmeysk	city	↘26 300[15]	Krasnoarmeysk urban district
38	Kstinino	village	↘12[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
39	Levkovo	village	↗467[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
40	Flatbread	village	↗250[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
41	Forest	workers' village	↘8279[15]	urban settlement Lesnoy
42	Forest Glades	village	↗4053[17]	rural settlement Tarasovskoye
43	Lugovaya	village	↘15[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
44	Martyankovo	village	↗6[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
45	Maryina Gora	village	↗47[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
46	Matyushino	village	↗66[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
47	Metropolia	village	↗376[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
48	Mikhailovskoe	village	↗82[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
49	Mikhalevo	village	↗27[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
50	Mogiltsy	village	↗198[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
51	Muranovo[20]	village	↗224[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
52	Nagornoye	village	↗168[17]	urban settlement Zelenogradsky
53	Nagornoye	village	↗922[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
54	Nazarovo	village	↘107[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
55	Nevzorovo	village	↗25[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
56	Nikolskoye	village	↗21[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
57	Nikulino	village	↗32[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
58	Novovoronino	village	↗741[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
59	Ordinovo	village	↗10[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
60	Ostankino	village	↘12[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
61	Patterns	village	↗15[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
62	Parshino	farm	↗27[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
63	Cockerels	village	↗9[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
64	Podvyaznovo	village	↗40[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
65	Pravdinsky	workers' village	↘9992[15]	urban settlement Pravdinsky
66	Putilovo	village	↗118[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
67	Pushkino[21]	city	↗108 741[16]	urban settlement Pushkino
68	Rakovo	village	↗143[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
69	Rakhmanovo	village	↗141[17]	urban settlement Ashukino
70	Sanatorium "Tishkovo"	village	↘470[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
71	Semyonovskoe	village	↗29[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
72	Sofrino	workers' village	↘14 504[15]	urban settlement Sofrino
73	Sofrino	village	↗56[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
74	Staroe Selo	village	↘8[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
75	Stepankovo	village	↘325[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
76	Talitsy	village	↗307[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
77	Tarasovka[22].	village	↗2807[17]	rural settlement Tarasovskoye
78	Tishkovo	village	↘145[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
79	Fedorovskoe	village	↘123[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
80	Fomkino	village	↗17[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
81	Khlopenevo	village	↘0[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
82	Tsarevo	village	↗588[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
83	Tsernskoe	village	↗53[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
84	Chekmovo	village	↗13[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
85	Chelyuskinsky	village	↘2428[17]	rural settlement Tarasovskoye
86	Cherkizovo	suburban village	↗4014[15]	urban settlement Cherkizovo
87	Chernozemovo	village	↗14[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye
88	Shablykino	village	↘10[17]	rural settlement Tsarevskoye
89	Shcheglovo	village	↗10[17]	urban settlement Sofrino
90	Yakshino	village	↗13[17]	rural settlement Eldiginskoye

An excerpt characterizing the List of settlements in the Pushkinsky district of the Moscow region

This winter Natasha began to sing seriously for the first time, especially because Denisov admired her singing. She no longer sang like a child, there was no longer in her singing that comic, childish diligence that was in her before; but she still did not sing well, as all the expert judges who listened to her said. “Not processed, but a wonderful voice, it needs to be processed,” everyone said. But they usually said this long after her voice had fallen silent. At the same time, when this raw voice sounded with irregular aspirations and with efforts of transitions, even the expert judges did not say anything, and only enjoyed this raw voice and only wanted to hear it again. In her voice there was that virginal pristineness, that ignorance of her own strengths and that still unprocessed velvet, which were so combined with the shortcomings of the art of singing that it seemed impossible to change anything in this voice without spoiling it. “What is this? - Nikolai thought, hearing her voice and opening his eyes wide. -What happened to her? How does she sing these days? - he thought. And suddenly the whole world focused for him, waiting for the next note, the next phrase, and everything in the world became divided into three tempos: “Oh mio crudele affetto... [Oh my cruel love...] One, two, three... one, two... three... one... Oh mio crudele affetto... One, two, three... one. Eh, our life is stupid! - Nikolai thought. All this, and misfortune, and money, and Dolokhov, and anger, and honor - all this is nonsense... but here it is real... Hey, Natasha, well, my dear! Well, mother!... how will she take this si? I took it! God bless!" - and he, without noticing that he was singing, in order to strengthen this si, took the second to the third of a high note. "My God! how good! Did I really take it? how happy!” he thought. ABOUT! how this third trembled, and how something better that was in Rostov’s soul was touched. And this was something independent of everything in the world, and above everything in the world. What kind of losses are there, and the Dolokhovs, and honestly!... It’s all nonsense! You can kill, steal and still be happy... For a long time Rostov has not experienced such pleasure from music as on this day. But as soon as Natasha finished her barcarolle, reality came back to him again. He left without saying anything and went downstairs to his room. A quarter of an hour later the old count, cheerful and satisfied, arrived from the club. Nikolai, hearing his arrival, went to him. - Well, did you have fun? - said Ilya Andreich, smiling joyfully and proudly at his son. Nikolai wanted to say “yes,” but he couldn’t: he almost burst into tears. The Count was lighting his pipe and did not notice his son’s condition. “Oh, inevitably!” - Nikolai thought for the first and last time. And suddenly, in the most casual tone, such that he seemed disgusted to himself, as if he was asking the carriage to go to the city, he told his father. - Dad, I came to you for business. I forgot about it. I need money. “That’s it,” said the father, who was in a particularly cheerful spirit. - I told you that it won’t be enough. Is it a lot? “A lot,” Nikolai said, blushing and with a stupid, careless smile, which for a long time later he could not forgive himself. – I lost a little, that is, a lot, even a lot, 43 thousand. - What? Who?... You're kidding! - shouted the count, suddenly turning apoplectic red in the neck and back of his head, like old people blush. “I promised to pay tomorrow,” said Nikolai. “Well!...” said the old count, spreading his arms and sank helplessly onto the sofa. - What to do! Who hasn't this happened to? - said the son in a cheeky, bold tone, while in his soul he considered himself a scoundrel, a scoundrel who could not atone for his crime with his whole life. He would have liked to kiss his father's hands, on his knees to ask for his forgiveness, but he said in a careless and even rude tone that this happens to everyone. Count Ilya Andreich lowered his eyes when he heard these words from his son and hurried, looking for something. “Yes, yes,” he said, “it’s difficult, I’m afraid, it’s difficult to get... never happened to anyone!” yes, who hasn’t happened to... - And the count glanced briefly into his son’s face and walked out of the room... Nikolai was preparing to fight back, but he never expected this. - Daddy! pa... hemp! - he shouted after him, sobbing; excuse me! “And, grabbing his father’s hand, he pressed his lips to it and began to cry. While the father was explaining to his son, an equally important explanation was taking place between the mother and daughter. Natasha ran to her mother excitedly. - Mom!... Mom!... he did it to me... - What did he do? - I did, I proposed. Mother! Mother! - she shouted. The Countess could not believe her ears. Denisov proposed. To whom? This tiny girl Natasha, who had recently been playing with dolls and was now taking lessons. - Natasha, that’s complete nonsense! – she said, still hoping that it was a joke. - Well, that's nonsense! “I’m telling you the truth,” Natasha said angrily. – I came to ask what to do, and you tell me: “nonsense”... The Countess shrugged. “If it’s true that Monsieur Denisov proposed to you, then tell him that he’s a fool, that’s all.” “No, he’s not a fool,” Natasha said offendedly and seriously. - Well, what do you want? You are all in love these days. Well, you’re in love, so marry him! – the countess said, laughing angrily. - With God blessing! - No, mom, I’m not in love with him, I must not be in love with him. - Well, tell him so. - Mom, are you angry? You’re not angry, my dear, what’s my fault? - No, what about it, my friend? If you want, I’ll go and tell him,” said the countess, smiling. - No, I’ll do it myself, just teach me. Everything is easy for you,” she added, responding to her smile. - If only you could see how he told me this! After all, I know that he didn’t mean to say this, but he said it by accident. - Well, you still have to refuse. - No, don't. I feel so sorry for him! He is so cute. - Well, then accept the offer. “And then it’s time to get married,” the mother said angrily and mockingly. - No, mom, I feel so sorry for him. I don't know how I'll say it. “You don’t have anything to say, I’ll say it myself,” said the countess, indignant that they dared to look at this little Natasha as if she were big. “No, no way, I myself, and you listen at the door,” and Natasha ran through the living room into the hall, where Denisov was sitting on the same chair, by the clavichord, covering his face with his hands. He jumped up at the sound of her light steps. “Natalie,” he said, approaching her with quick steps, “decide my fate.” It's in your hands! - Vasily Dmitrich, I feel so sorry for you!... No, but you are so nice... but don’t... this... otherwise I will always love you. Denisov bent over her hand, and she heard strange sounds, incomprehensible to her. She kissed his black, matted, curly head. At this time, the hasty noise of the countess's dress was heard. She approached them. “Vasily Dmitrich, I thank you for the honor,” said the countess in an embarrassed voice, but which seemed stern to Denisov, “but my daughter is so young, and I thought that you, as a friend of my son, would turn to me first.” In this case, you would not put me in the need of refusal. “Gafinya,” Denisov said with downcast eyes and a guilty look, he wanted to say something else and faltered. Natasha could not calmly see him so pitiful. She began to sob loudly. “Countess, I am guilty before you,” Denisov continued in a broken voice, “but know that I adore your daughter and your entire family so much that I would give two lives...” He looked at the countess and, noticing her stern face... “Well, farewell, lady,” he said, kissed her hand and, without looking at Natasha, walked out of the room with quick, decisive steps. The next day, Rostov saw off Denisov, who did not want to stay in Moscow for another day. Denisov was seen off at the gypsies by all his Moscow friends, and he did not remember how they put him in the sleigh and how they took him to the first three stations. After Denisov’s departure, Rostov, waiting for the money that the old count could not suddenly collect, spent another two weeks in Moscow, without leaving the house, and mainly in the young ladies’ room. Sonya was more tender and devoted to him than before. She seemed to want to show him that his loss was a feat for which she now loves him even more; but Nikolai now considered himself unworthy of her. He filled the girls' albums with poems and notes, and without saying goodbye to any of his acquaintances, finally sending all 43 thousand and receiving Dolokhov's signature, he left at the end of November to catch up with the regiment, which was already in Poland. After his explanation with his wife, Pierre went to St. Petersburg. In Torzhok there were no horses at the station, or the caretaker did not want them. Pierre had to wait. Without undressing, he lay down on a leather sofa in front of a round table, put his big feet in warm boots on this table and thought. – Will you order the suitcases to be brought in? Make the bed, would you like some tea? – asked the valet. Pierre did not answer because he did not hear or see anything. He began to think at the last station and continued to think about the same thing - about something so important that he did not pay any attention to what was happening around him. Not only was he not interested in the fact that he would arrive in St. Petersburg later or earlier, or whether he would or would not have a place to rest at this station, but it was still in comparison with the thoughts that occupied him now whether he would stay for a few days. hours or a lifetime at this station. The caretaker, the caretaker, the valet, the woman with Torzhkov sewing came into the room, offering their services. Pierre, without changing his position with his legs raised, looked at them through his glasses, and did not understand what they could need and how they could all live without resolving the questions that occupied him. And he was preoccupied with the same questions from the very day he returned from Sokolniki after the duel and spent the first, painful, sleepless night; only now, in the solitude of the journey, did they take possession of him with special power. No matter what he started to think about, he returned to the same questions that he could not solve, and could not stop asking himself. It was as if the main screw on which his whole life was held had turned in his head. The screw did not go in further, did not go out, but spun, not grabbing anything, still on the same groove, and it was impossible to stop turning it. The caretaker came in and humbly began to ask His Excellency to wait only two hours, after which he would give courier for His Excellency (what will happen, will happen). The caretaker was obviously lying and only wanted to get extra money from the passerby. “Was it bad or good?” Pierre asked himself. “For me it’s good, for another person passing through it’s bad, but for him it’s inevitable, because he has nothing to eat: he said that an officer beat him for this. And the officer nailed him because he needed to go faster. And I shot at Dolokhov because I considered myself insulted, and Louis XVI was executed because he was considered a criminal, and a year later they killed those who executed him, also for something. What's wrong? What well? What should you love, what should you hate? Why live, and what am I? What is life, what is death? What force controls everything?” he asked himself. And there was no answer to any of these questions, except one, not a logical answer, not to these questions at all. The answer was: “If you die, everything will end. You’ll die and find out everything, or you’ll stop asking.” But it was also scary to die. The Torzhkov merchant offered her goods in a shrill voice, especially goat shoes. “I have hundreds of rubles that I have nowhere to put, and she stands in a torn fur coat and timidly looks at me,” thought Pierre. And why is this money needed? Can this money add exactly one hair to her happiness, peace of mind? Could anything in the world make her and me less susceptible to evil and death? Death, which will end everything and which should come today or tomorrow, is still in a moment, in comparison with eternity.” And he again pressed the screw that was not gripping anything, and the screw still turned in the same place. His servant handed him a book of the novel in letters to m m e Suza, cut in half. [Madame Suza.] He began to read about the suffering and virtuous struggle of some Amelie de Mansfeld. [Amalia Mansfeld] “And why did she fight against her seducer,” he thought, “when she loved him? God could not put into her soul aspirations that were contrary to His will. My ex-wife didn't fight and maybe she was right. Nothing has been found, Pierre told himself again, nothing has been invented. We can only know that we know nothing. And this is the highest degree of human wisdom." Everything in himself and around him seemed to him confusing, meaningless and disgusting. But in this very disgust for everything around him, Pierre found a kind of irritating pleasure. “I dare to ask your Excellency to make room for a little bit, for them,” said the caretaker, entering the room and leading behind him another traveler who had been stopped for lack of horses. The man passing by was a squat, broad-boned, yellow, wrinkled old man with gray overhanging eyebrows over shiny eyes of an indeterminate grayish color. Pierre took his feet off the table, stood up and lay down on the bed prepared for him, occasionally glancing at the newcomer, who with a sullenly tired look, without looking at Pierre, was heavily undressing with the help of a servant. Left in a worn-out sheepskin coat covered with nankin and in felt boots on thin, bony legs, the traveler sat down on the sofa, leaning his very large, short-cropped head, wide at the temples, against the back and looked at Bezukhy. The stern, intelligent and insightful expression of this look struck Pierre. He wanted to talk to the passerby, but when he was about to turn to him with a question about the road, the passerby had already closed his eyes and folded his wrinkled old hands, on the finger of one of which there was a large cast-iron ring with the image of Adam’s head, sat motionless, either resting, or about thinking deeply and calmly about something, as it seemed to Pierre. The traveler's servant was covered with wrinkles, also a yellow old man, without a mustache or beard, which apparently had not been shaved, and had never grown on him. A nimble old servant dismantled the cellar, prepared the tea table, and brought a boiling samovar. When everything was ready, the traveler opened his eyes, moved closer to the table and poured himself one glass of tea, poured another for the beardless old man and handed it to him. Pierre began to feel uneasy and necessary, and even inevitable, to enter into a conversation with this passing person.

Economy

Main enterprises:

• LLC "Artistic and production enterprise "Sofrino" of the Russian Orthodox Church",
• Glycerin Solution LLC,
• LLC Sofrinsky Metalworking Plant,
• RostAgroComplex LLC,
• LLC "Hyperglobus"
• CJSC "KST"
• JSC Distillery Topaz,
• JSC "Zelenogradskoye"
• Pozit LLC,
• LLC "VGT Enterprise"
• JSC "WINGS-M"
• LLC "MK" Stoross",
• LLC "Karavai SV",
• LLC "Pushkinsky Myasnoy Dvor"
• group ,
• OJSC "Pushkin Textile"
• and others.

The enterprises produce meat and dairy products, alcoholic beverages, objects of worship and religious purposes, textiles, paints and varnishes, organic chemical components, furniture, rubber and plastic products, electronic equipment, fire dampers.

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In 2022, the implementation of major investment projects continues: shopping center "Aquarelle" (IMMO AUCHAN), "PNK group" (industrial park), HYPERGLOBUS (logistics), LLC "RIO - Polymer" (processing of secondary polymers) in the village of Aleshino, LLC "Baucenter" RUS" (hypermarket of construction and finishing materials).[23].

Education

The education system of the Pushkin urban district includes 83 educational institutions, of which 34 are municipal secondary schools (including 2 primary schools - kindergarten, 1 primary school, 1 basic school, 3 gymnasiums, 26 secondary schools, one secondary school for students with disabilities health), 3 non-state educational institutions, 42 municipal preschool educational institutions and 2 institutions providing preschool education services under the public-private partnership program, 2 institutions of additional education for children, an Educational and Methodological Center[23].

There are five higher educational institutions in the Pushkin city district:

• Russian State University of Tourism and Service
• Moscow University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia named after V. Ya. Kikot (faculty of training employees for economic security and anti-corruption departments)
• Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Civil Defense and Emergencies and Disaster Relief
• Institute of Tourism Technology
• Modern Humanitarian Academy (Pushkin Branch)

There are also six secondary specialized educational institutions in the district:

• Moscow Regional Music College named after S. S. Prokofiev
• Pushkin Medical College
• Moscow College of Service
• Pravdinsky forestry technical school
• School for advanced training of management personnel of departmental security of the Ministry of Railways of the Russian Federation (no enrollment of students, teaching staff disbanded)
• Lyceum of Economics, Politics and Law

Famous people lived in Pushkino over the years:

• From 1922 to 1944, the poet Demyan Bedny lived with his family in the Mamontovka microdistrict on Lentochka Street.
• In 1923, Konstantin Paustovsky lived in Pushkino in the Strukov estate (1st Serebryanskaya St.).
• From 1944 to 1946, Mikhail Prishvin rented a dacha in Dobrolyubovsky Proezd.
• From 1935 to 1990 in the microdistrict. In Novaya Derevnya, in the Sretenskaya Church there was a parish of Alexander Men, who was an Orthodox archpriest.
• From 1942 to the mid-1950s, Vadim Yusov, a famous cameraman, lived on Pisarevskaya Street. The artist Evgeny Ivanovich Kamzolkin, who is the author of the painting “The Hammer and Sickle,” lived there on Pisarevskaya Street.
• The famous revolutionary Inessa Armand also lived in Pushkino. An entire microdistrict was named after her, which still exists today.

Recently, the Museum of Carpentry Tools has become another attraction of Pushkino. There, everyone will be able to see a unique collection of planes that are included in the Russian Book of Records.