Population of cities in the Bryansk region according to the results of the 2010 census

On the border with Ukraine and Belarus is one of the central regions of Russia - the Bryansk region. If you look at a map of the Bryansk region from a satellite, you can see that this region has significant forest planting areas. On the territory of the region there is a unique protected area of ​​the Bryansk Forest - one of the main attractions of the Bryansk region.

The Bryansk region is located on the banks of the Desna southwest of the Russian capital. A map of the Bryansk region by region clearly shows which states abroad and entities within the country it borders with.

• From the north – Smolensk region;
• From the west - Belarus;
• From the east - Kaluga and Oryol regions;
• From the southeast - Kursk region;
• From the south - Ukraine.

Significant areas of the Bryansk region are occupied by forest belts and nature reserves. This is confirmed by the map of the Bryansk region, the outline of which represents a rather sparse population. Therefore, in terms of tourism, the Bryansk region is most often considered as an active hunting zone.

The population living in the region is more than 1 million 260 thousand people. Most of them are city residents and only 1/3 of all residents live in villages and villages. The region is predominantly inhabited by Russians, with a small number of Ukrainians, Armenians, Jews, Belarusians and Gypsies.

The districts on the map of the Bryansk region, the number of which is 27 municipal districts, are located west of the administrative center - the city of Bryansk. The total area of ​​the region is 1860 km2.

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• 1 Large cities 250-500 thousand people 1.1 Bryansk

Novozybkov

Novozybkov is a city in the Bryansk region, founded in 1809. The population is slightly over forty thousand people. The attractions of this area include the churches: Nikolo-Rozhdestvenskaya, Trinity, Miracle Mikhailovskaya and Nativity of the Virgin. No less significant places in the city are the Transfiguration Cathedral and the Bank of the early twentieth century.

Small towns of less than 20 thousand people

Starodub

Population 18,156 people (2020).

Karachev

Population 17,169 (2020).

Zhukovka (Bryansk region)

There are other settlements and objects with the same name

Population 16,448 (2020).

Seltso (Bryansk region)

There are other settlements and objects with the same name

Population 16,368 (2020).

Pochep

Population 16,389 (2020).

Trubchevsk

Population 13,613 (2020).

Fokino (Bryansk region)

There are other settlements and objects with this name, see Fokino

Population 12,759 (2020).

Suraj

Population 10,728 (2020).

Mglin

Population 7,145 (2020).

Sevsk

Population 6,563 (2020).

Zlynka

Population 5,340 people (2020).

Klintsy city

The Bryansk region on the border with the Republic of Belarus is decorated with the beautiful city of Klintsy. It was founded in 1707. The population of Klintsy today is about 62 thousand people. The main attractions of the city include: the Church of the Transfiguration, the House of Soviets, the Church of Peter and Paul, the country house "Vyunki" and much more. The economic basis is formed by such industries as: a truck crane factory, a garment factory, a bicycle factory, a twine factory and others.

Urban settlements

• Navlya

Population 14,210 (2020).

• Klimovo

Population 12,743 (2020).

• Kletnya

Population 12,284 (2020).

• Elbow

Population 9,243 (2020).

• Suzemka

Population 8,554 (2020).

• White Shores

Population 8,450 (2020).

• Fire

Population 8,351 (2020).

• Komarichi

Population 7,714 (2020).

• Dubrovka

Population 7,046 people (2020).

• Red Mountain

Population 6,332 (2020).

• And so

Population 6,189 (2020).

• Lyubohna

Population 6,067 people (2020).

• Bolshoye Polpino

Population 5,985 (2020).

• White Birch

Population 5,555 (2020).

• Vygonichi

Population 5,006 people (2020).

• Bytosh

Population 4,379 (2020).

• Old

Population 4,323 (2020).

• Raditsa-Krylovka

Population 3,334 (2020).

• Rognedino

Population 2,856 (2020).

• Vyshkov

Population 2,673 (2020).

• Kokorevka

Population 1,694 (2020).

• Altuhovo

Population 1,608 people (2020).

• Ramasuha

Population 390 people (2020).

Karachev

Along the banks of the Snezhet River lies one of the large cities of the Bryansk region - Karachev. According to the Ipatiev Chronicle, it existed back in 1146. Deep history and interesting modernity make the city very attractive to guests. Coming here, everyone can visit the Cathedral of the Archangel Michael, which was built in 1745. Also on the territory of Karachev there are beautiful churches built several centuries ago. Citizens do not have a shortage of work, since there are 8 efficient enterprises in Karachev. The most popular are: the production of electrical components, Christmas tree decorations and dairy products. A lot of famous people were born in the city. Among them are Lev Optinsky, Anton Shagin, David Lokshin and others.

see also

• Bryansk region
• Symbols and landmarks of the Bryansk region
• Cities of Russia

Dyatkovo

Twenty-seven thousand people live today in such a wonderful city of the Bryansk region as Dyatkovo. He gained worldwide fame due to his magnificent Dyatkovo crystal. Almost every Soviet family kept products made at a local factory. In addition to crystal, Dyatkovo is famous for the production of furniture products. The city is rich in interesting objects and structures. There is a stunning crystal museum, the Partisan Glory Square and the Three Wells spring. The landmark of the city is the temple in honor of the Burning Bush icon. It is here that the only crystal iconostasis in the whole world is located.

Attractions

• Svensky Monastery is one of the most ancient monasteries in Russia. According to legend, it was founded in 1288 by the Bryansk prince Roman Mikhailovich. The monastery is located in the village of Suponevo, near the confluence of the two rivers Desna and Sveni.
• The Bryansk Forest Nature Reserve was created in the Bryansk region in 1987. Located on the territory of the Trubchevsky and Suzemsky districts, between the Desna River and the Nerussa River. The symbol of the reserve is the black stork. This rare bird is listed in the Red Book and is protected not only in Russia, but also in a number of other countries.
• The museum-estate of A.K. Tolstoy in the village of Krasny Rog is one of the most popular attractions in the Bryansk region. The estate was built in the mid-eighteenth century and belonged to Count Razumovsky, and then passed on to the Tolstoy family.
• The Khatsun memorial complex is based on the site of the village of the same name, where in 1941 the Nazis killed all civilians. The memorial is dedicated to the memory of villages and villages destroyed by the Nazis during the Great Patriotic War.

POPULATION page

Since ancient times, the Slavic tribes of the Vyatichi, Radimichi, and Northerners lived on the territory of the region. Traces of their settlements are found in a number of areas of our region. Place of the ancient Slavic settlement “Chashin Kurgan” (Bryansk)

The oldest cities are: Bryansk, Karachev, Mglin, Pogar, Sevsk, Starodub, Trubchevsk.

The average population density in the region is about 37 people per square kilometer. It is distributed unevenly: the Bryansk, Unecha, Dyatkovo and Pochepsky districts are the most densely populated; less so - Zhiryatinsky, Rognedinsky, Gordeevsky and Novozybkovsky districts.

Changes in the population of the Bryansk region (according to all-Union and all-Russian censuses)

There are 2,658 settlements in the region. Approximately 69% of the population lives in cities and towns, the rest in rural areas. There are 16 cities in the region (Bryansk, Klintsy, Novo-zybkov, Dyatkovo, Zhukovka, Pochep, Unecha, Sevsk, Trubchevsk, Zlynka, Mglin, Pogar, Starodub, Surazh, Seltso, Fokino). The largest city in terms of population is Bryansk - 415 thousand inhabitants. The remaining cities have significantly smaller populations.

Today in the Bryansk region there are 24 urban-type settlements: 11 of them are regional centers. The most populated urban settlement is Na-lya (14,361 inhabitants). Other largest urban settlements: Klimovo - 13,892 inhabitants, Kletnya - 13,312 inhabitants, Lokot (district center of the Brasovsky district) - 10,028 inhabitants, Pogar - 9,990 inhabitants. The smallest urban settlement in the Bryansk region is the town. Ramasukha Pochepsky district with 481 inhabitants.

The main population of the region is Russians (96.3%), Ukrainians (1.5%), Belarusians (0.6%), Armenians and Gypsies - 0.3% each. In general, more than 50 nationalities live in the region This is explained by the historical development of the territory and its border position.

The lives of many famous people of our Motherland are connected with the Bryansk region. This is the poet and playwright A.K. Tolstoy, poet F.I. Tyutchev, prose writers N.S. Leskov, N.M. Gribachev, E.G. Kazakevich, composer M.I. Blanter, artist Z.A. Mamontova, biologist M.N. Bazhenova, academician I.G. Petrovsky, historian, geographer E.F. Zyablovsky and others.

Map of the Bryansk region with cities and villages

More detailed information about the location of settlements can be found on Yandex maps of the Bryansk region. Here you can determine the location of large regional centers, such as:

• Bryansk;
• Novozybkov;
• Trubchevsk;
• Mutilation;
• Dyatkovo;
• Klintsy.

They are connected by the largest highways, which are indicated in detail on the road map of the Bryansk region. For tourists who travel through the central part and southwest of Russia, such a map is an indispensable assistant.

The Bryansk region is crossed by 5 federal highways. Highways pass through 60 cities and towns and more than 200 railway sidings. The road routes of the Bryansk region on the map total more than 18,000 thousand km, connect regions of the region, and provide access to the borders with neighboring states.

The railway connection is also not only a connection between the region and other constituent entities of Russia, but also an outlet abroad. The railway map of the Bryansk region roads is presented in detail and gives a clear idea of ​​the number of stations and directions. Railways stretch over a distance of more than 1,100 km, and suburban traffic is developing.

Economy and industry of the Bryansk region

This border region of the country is famous for its timber processing, mechanical engineering and metalworking enterprises. In addition, on the map of the Bryansk region with cities in good quality you can get acquainted with the main agricultural objects, farms and pastures. Thanks to the development of livestock farming, this region produces delicious cheeses and other dairy products.

By increasing the scale of the detailed map of the Bryansk region, you can find such a large, city-forming enterprise as Maltsovsky Portland Cement, which is a leading manufacturer of building mixtures not only in Russia, but also in Europe.

Based on the map, you can confidently go on a trip by car or come to the Bryansk region to visit historical monuments and protected areas. Online maps will always help you find the desired object and direction, which will help save time on the road.

Districts of Bryansk region on the map

A map of the Bryansk region with cities and villages clearly makes it clear what this border region is like. On its territory there are 7 urban districts and more than 220 rural settlements. One of the main places where tourists come with interest is Pokrovskaya Gora, which is located in the city of Bryansk. The log Kremlin, built several centuries ago, has survived to this day and is marked on a detailed map of the Bryansk region.

Another historically attractive place is the house-museum of the classic Leo Tolstoy. It is located in the village of Krivoy Rog. Visiting tourists and connoisseurs of classical literature come here to get even better acquainted with the writer’s work and his life.

Unique architectural monuments have been preserved in the ancient city of Trubchevsk. The walls of each building here are not only the work of talented architects, but also proof of the unique history of Rus'. Ilyinskaya and Sretenskaya Churches, Trinity Monastery - you can find these architectural and historical monuments on the map of the Bryansk region with villages.

In 1986, several areas were contaminated with long-lived radionuclides after the Chernobyl accident:

• Klimovsky;
• Klintsovsky;
• Novozybkovsky;
• Surazhsky;
• Krasnogorsky.

More than 16% of the population lived in the infected zone.