Coronavirus in the Penza region on February 9, 2022 by city and region: how many got sick

Coronavirus statistics in the Penza region February 9, 2022

As of February 9, 2022, another 1,150 people were confirmed infected with coronavirus in the Penza region per day. The total number of coronavirus cases is 119,419.

A total of 97,312 people were discharged in the Penza region, including 156 over the past 24 hours.

4,962 people died from coronavirus. Over the past 24 hours, 10 people have died.

As of 02/09/2022, 1,098,501 people were vaccinated with the first component of the vaccine, and 1,040,900 people completed vaccination.

Administrative subordination includes:

Village councils:

• Village Council Michurinsky
• Village Council Olenevsky
• Village Council Alferevsky
• Village Council Varypaevsky
• Village Council Kondolsky
• Village Council Krasnopolsky
• Village Council Pokrovo-Berezovsky
• Village Council Bogoslovsky
• Village Council Bolsheelansky
• Village Council Voskresenovsky
• Village Council Ermolovsky
• Village Council Zasechensky
• Village Council Kuchkinsky
• Village Council Leninsky
• Village Council Salovsky
• Village Council Leonidovsky
• Village Council Staro-Kamensky
• Village Council Zolotarevsky

Settlements:

• Settlement Ardymsky
• Settlement Birch Grove
• Settlement Burchikha
• Settlement Revival
• Settlement Volchiy
• Settlement of Kichkileika
• Settlement Krasnaya Nov
• Settlement Leninsky
• Settlement Lisovka
• Settlement Michurinsky
• Settlement Muravyovka
• Settlement Priovrazhnoe
• Settlement Volny
• Settlement Proletarovka
• Istanbul Settlement
• Settlement Kromshchino
• Settlement Ulanovka

Work villages:

• Workers' settlement Zolotarevka

Villages:

• Village Alexandrovka
• Village Akhlebinovka
• Butyrki village
• Village Vitelevka
• Village Voeykovo
• Village Vsevolodovka
• Village Dubenskoye
• Village Elankino
• Kamaika Village
• Village Klyuchi
• Village Prince Umet
• Village Kolyupanovka
• Village Krutets
• Village Levashovka
• Lemzyayka village
• Leninka village
• Mikhailovka village
• Nikolaevka village
• Village of Novaya Kamenka
• Village of Novaya Petrovka
• Olshanka village
• Pankratovka village
• Panovka village
• Village Sofievka
• Village of Staraya Dertevka
• Village Toluzakovka
• Village Ferlyudino
• Village Khanenevka
• Village Ivanovka
• Village Butaevka
• Village Vasilyevka
• Village of Veselopole
• Village Grafshchino
• Maryevka village
• Oktyabrskaya village
• Sosnovka village
• Village Taneevka

Railroad station:

• Ardym railway station
• Krivoserovka railway station
• Alenevka railway station
• Panchulidzievka railway station
• Leonidovka railway station

Settlements:

• Locality Central estate of the Serp and Molot storage farm
• Locality Cherentsovskoye Branch
• Locality Second Ward

Villages:

• Aleksandrovka village
• Alferevka village
• Bezvodnoe village
• The village of Bogoslovka
• Village Bolshaya Valyaevka
• Village Bolshaya Elan
• Village Vasilyevka
• Village Voskresenovka
• Village Vyazovka
• Village Dubasovo
• Village Ermolovka
• Zagoskino village
• Village Zasechnoe
• Village Ivanovka
• Village Kazeevka
• Kalinino village
• Village Konstantinovka
• Village Kuchki
• Lebedevka village
• Village Lenino
• Village Lyubyatino
• Malaya Valyaevka village
• Village Nadezhdino
• Nikiforovka village
• Village Olenevka
• Village Poperechnoye
• Village Salovka
• Village Solovtsovka
• Village Staraya Kamenka
• Cherentsovka village
• Nikolaevka village
• Leonidovka village
• Andreevka village
• Village Varypaevo
• Village Volkhon-Umet
• Volkhonshchino village
• Village Ermolaevka
• Zagoskino village
• Village Knyazevka
• Kolyshleyka village
• Village Komarovka
• Kondol village
• Village Krasnopolye
• Village Novopavlovka
• Village Pokrovo-Berezovka
• The village of Spassko-Alexandrovka
• Urleika village
• Shirokopole village

In which cities and districts of the Penza region coronavirus was detected as of February 9, 2022

Distribution of coronavirus cases by district of the Penza region:

Penza - 1413 Kuznetsky district - 195 Bessonovsky district - 82 Penza district - 78 Zemetchinsky district - 46 Neverkinsky district - 30 Shemysheysky district - 30 Nizhnelomovsky district - 29 Serdobsky district - 29 Narovchatsky district - 27 Spassky district - 24 Kameshkirsky district - 22 Tamalinsky district - 20 Zarechny - 18 Kolyshleysky district - 14 Luninsky district - 14 Mokshansky district - 14 Bashmakovsky district - 12 Issinsky district - 9 Sosnovoborsky district - 8 Bekovsky district - 5 Belinsky district - 5 Maloserdobinsky district - 5 Vadinsky district - 4 Gorodishchensky district - 4 Kamensky district – 4 Nikolsky district – 4 Pachelmsky district – 3 Lopatinsky district – 2

Map of the Penza region with cities, districts and villages

Satellite map of the Penza region

Switching between the satellite map of the Penza region and the schematic one is done in the lower left corner of the interactive map.

Penza region - Wikipedia:

Date of formation of the Penza region:

February 4, 1939
Population of the Penza region:
1,290,898 people.
(January 1, 2022) Telephone code of the Penza region:
841
Area of ​​the Penza region:
43,200 km²
Vehicle code of the Penza region:
58

Districts of the Penza region:

Bashmakovsky • Bekovsky • Belinsky • Bessonovsky • Vadinsky • Gorodishchensky • Zemetchinsky • Issinsky • Kamensky • Kameshkirsky • Kolyshleysky • Kuznetsky • Lopatinsky • Luninsky • Maloserdobinsky • Mokshansky • Narovchatsky • Neverkinsky • Nizhnelomovsky • Nikolsky • Pachelmsky • Penza • Serdobsky • Sosnovoborsky • Spassky • Tamalinsky • Shemysheysky.

Cities of the Penza region - list of cities in alphabetical order:

Population of cities in the Penza region in 2017.

Belinsky city

received city status in 1780.
Population - 7843 people. The town of Gorodishche
received city status in 1780.
Population - 7951 people. The city of Zarechny
received city status in 1958.
Population - 64982 people. The city of Kamenka
received city status in 1951.
Population - 36566 people. The city of Kuznetsk
received city status in 1780.
Population - 83,400 people. The city of Nizhny Lomov
received city status in 1780.
Population - 21189 people. The city of Nikolsk
received city status in 1954.
Population - 21056 people. The city of Penza
received city status in 1663.
Population - 523,726 people. The city of Serdobsk
received city status in 1780.
Population - 32554 people. The city of Spassk
received city status in 1779.
Population - 7178 people. The city of Sursk
received city status in 1953. Population - 6393 people.

Penza region

- a region of Russia located in the Volga region. The Penza region is located in the center of the European part of Russia and borders the Ulyanovsk, Saratov, Tambov and Ryazan regions, as well as the Republic of Mordovia. For a long time this territory was not part of Russia, was practically uninhabited and bore the telling name Wild Field.

The administrative center of the Penza region is the city of Penza

, which has several attractions, including the house of Vsevolod Meyerhold, which is now a museum attracting theater lovers from all over the world. Penza also has a unique Museum of One Painting, which displays only one painting, but it tells in great detail about painting and the life of the artist.

Narovchat

is the oldest continuously inhabited place in the Penza lands and was previously known as Nurijan in the 13th century, and then Mokhshi when it became part of the Golden Horde. Today this settlement is best known for the Trinity-Skanovsky convent, located in the village of Skanovo near Narovchat. The monastery includes a complex of caves.

What to see in the Penza region

The Penza region is distinguished by its picturesque nature, so there are many natural monuments in the region. One of them is the Volga forest-steppe reserve, occupying 8,000 hectares. The reserve is home to the rarest species of animals and insects and very rare plants grow.

Speaking about the sights of the region, it is definitely worth mentioning Tarkhany

– a historical place where the Russian poet Lermontov spent his childhood. The estate is still preserved in this place, and a museum is open. Every year the Lermontov festival is held in Tarkhany, attracting tourists. The region is also home to the Legend Sculpture Park, which is one of the largest sculpture parks in the world and hosts an annual symposium of sculptors.

Geography of the spread of coronavirus in Russian regions as of February 9, 2022