The largest cities located on the banks of the Volga

Listed here are 76 cities and towns in our country whose names begin letter P. By clicking on the name of the city, you will be taken to a page with a description of the main attractions of the city and its interactive map.

• simple font indicates cities in which there is only one object (attraction, hotel, cafe, service point, etc.)
• thick font
  indicates cities that have several objects
• Popular cities are highlighted in green

Each city's page lists hotels, cafes (restaurants), souvenirs and services for travelers. For each attraction, hotel, service, photographs and reviews of real visitors are collected, the objects are sorted by rating, calculated based on reviews.

Just below, 55 foreign cities starting with the letter P are listed separately.

List of Russian cities in alphabetical order

All cities of the Russian Federation are listed in alphabetical order, indicating the region, republic or territory where the specified settlement is located.

Russian cities starting with the letter n

The list shows cities starting with n, located on the territory of the Russian Federation.

A • B •C •D •D •E •F •G •I •Y •K •L •M •N •O •P •R •S •T •U •F •X •C •H •W • SH •Y •E •Y •YA

• Naberezhnye Chelny (Republic of Tatarstan)
• Navashino (Nizhny Novgorod region)
• Navoloki (Ivanovo region)
• Nadym (Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug)
• Nazarovo (Krasnoyarsk region)
• Nazran (Republic of Ingushetia)
• Nazyvaevsk (Omsk region)
• Nalchik (Kabardino-Balkarian Republic)
• Narimanov (Astrakhan region)
• Nartkala (Kabardino-Balkarian Republic)
• Naro-Fominsk (Moscow region)
• Naryan-Mar (Nenets Autonomous Okrug)
• Nakhodka (Primorsky Krai)
• Nevel (Pskov region)
• Nevelsk (Sakhalin region)
• Nevyansk (Sverdlovsk region)
• Nevinnomyssk (Stavropol Territory)
• Nelidovo (Tver region)
• Neman (Kaliningrad region)
• Nerekhta (Kostroma region)
• Nerchinsk (Trans-Baikal Territory)
• Neryungri (Republic of Sakha (Yakutia))
• Nesterov (Kaliningrad region)
• Neftegorsk (Samara region)
• Neftekamsk (Republic of Bashkortostan)
• Neftekumsk (Stavropol Territory)
• Nefteyugansk (Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Yugra)
• Neya (Kostroma region)
• Nizhnevartovsk (Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Yugra)
• Nizhnekamsk (Republic of Tatarstan)
• Nizhneudinsk (Irkutsk region)
• Nizhnie Sergi (Sverdlovsk region)
• Nizhny Lomov (Penza region)
• Nizhny Novgorod (Nizhny Novgorod region)
• Nizhny Tagil (Sverdlovsk region)
• Nizhnyaya Salda (Sverdlovsk region)
• Nizhnyaya Tura (Sverdlovsk region)
• Nikolaevsk (Volgograd region)
• Nikolaevsk-on-Amur (Khabarovsk Territory)
• Nikolsk (Vologda region)
• Nikolsk (Penza region)
• Nikolskoye (Leningrad region)
• Novaya Ladoga (Leningrad region)
• Novaya Lyalya (Sverdlovsk region)
• Novoaleksandrovsk (Stavropol Territory)
• Novoaltaysk (Altai Territory)
• Novoanninsky (Volgograd region)
• Novovoronezh (Voronezh region)
• Novodvinsk (Arkhangelsk region)
• Novozybkov (Bryansk region)
• Novokubansk (Krasnodar region)
• Novokuznetsk (Kemerovo region)
• Novokuybyshevsk (Samara region)
• Novomichurinsk (Ryazan region)
• Novomoskovsk (Tula region)
• Novopavlovsk (Stavropol Territory)
• Novorzhev (Pskov region)
• Novorossiysk (Krasnodar region)
• Novosibirsk (Novosibirsk region)
• Novosil (Oryol region)
• Novosokolniki (Pskov region)
• Novotroitsk (Orenburg region)
• Novouzensk (Saratov region)
• Novoulyanovsk (Ulyanovsk region)
• Novouralsk (Sverdlovsk region)
• Novokhopyorsk (Voronezh region)
• Novocheboksarsk (Chuvash Republic)
• Novocherkassk (Rostov region)
• Novoshakhtinsk (Rostov region)
• Novy Oskol (Belgorod region)
• Novy Urengoy (Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug)
• Noginsk (Moscow region)
• Nolinsk (Kirov region)
• Norilsk (Krasnoyarsk region)
• Noyabrsk (Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug)
• Nurlat (Republic of Tatarstan)
• Nytva (Perm region)
• Nyurba (Republic of Sakha (Yakutia))
• Nyagan (Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra)
• Nyazepetrovsk (Chelyabinsk region)
• Nyandoma (Arkhangelsk region)

Cities of Russia in alphabetical order

• Russian alphabet
• Example words
• Cities of Russia

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A

• Asino
• Abaza
• Abakan
• Abdulino
• Abinsk
• Agidel
• Agryz
• Adygeisk
• Adygeisk
• Aznakaevo
• Azov
• Ak-Dovurak
• Aksai
• Alatyr
• Alagir
• Alapaevsk
• Aldan
• Aleysk
• Aleksin
• Alexandrov
• Aleksandrovsk
• Alexandrovsk-Sakhalinsky
• Alekseevka
• Alzamay
• Alzamay
• Alushta
• Alupka
• Almetyevsk
• Amursk
• Anadyr
• Anapa
• Angarsk
• Andreapol
• Anzhero-Sudzhensk
• Aniva
• Apatity
• Aprelevka
• Apsheronsk
• Aramil
• Argun
• Ardatov
• Ardon
• Arzamas
• Arkadak
• Armavir
• Armyansk
• Armyansk
• Arsenyev
• Arsk
• Artyom
• Artyomovsk
• Artyomovsky
• Arkhangelsk
• Asbestos
• Astrakhan
• Atkarsk
• Akhtubinsk
• Achinsk
• Asha

B

• Babushkin
• Babaevo
• Bavly
• Bagrationovsk
• Baykalsk
• Baymak
• Bakal
• Baksan
• Balabanovo
• Balakovo
• Balakhna
• Balashikha
• Balashov
• Balei
• Balezino
• Baltiysk
• Barabinsk
• Barnaul
• Barysh
• Bataysk
• Bakhchisaray
• Bezhetsk
• Belaya Kalitva
• White Kholunitsa
• White
• Belgorod
• Belebey
• Belev
• Belinsky
• Belovo
• Belogorsk
• Belozersk
• Belokurikha
• Belomorsk
• Beloretsk
• Belorechensk
• Belousovo
• Beloyarsky
• Berdsk
• Berezniki
• Berezovsky
• Beslan
• Biysk
• Bikin
• Bilibino
• Birobidzhan
• Birsk
• Biryusinsk
• Biryuch
• Blagoveshchensk
• Grateful
• Bolokhovo
• Bolkhov
• Borzya
• Borovsk
• Bobrov
• Bogdanovich
• Bogoroditsk
• Bogorodsk
• Bogotol
• Boguchar
• Bodaibo
• Boksitogorsk
• Bulgarian
• Bolotnoe
• Bologoe
• Big Stone
• Bor
• Borisoglebsk
• Borovichi
• Borodino
• Bratsk
• Bronnitsy
• Bryansk
• Bugulma
• Buguruslan
• Budennovsk
• Buzuluk
• Buinsk
• Buoy
• Buynaksk
• Buturlinovka

IN

• Valdai
• Valuyki
• Verkhniy Tagil
• Verkhniy Ufaley
• Upper Pyshma
• Verkhnyaya Salda
• Verkhnyaya Tura
• Velizh
• Velikie Luki
• Velikiy Novgorod
• Veliky Ustyug
• Velsk
• Venev
• Vereshchagino
• Vereya
• Verkhneuralsk
• Verkhoturye
• Verkhoyansk
• Vesyegonsk
• Vetluga
• Vidnoe
• Vikhorevka
• Vichuga
• Vilyuisk
• Vilyuchinsk
• Vilyuchinsk
• Vladivostok
• Vladikavkaz
• Vladimir
• Volzhsky
• Volosovo
• Volkhov
• Vorsma
• Votkinsk
• Volgograd
• Volgodonsk
• Volgorechensk
• Volgorechensk
• Volzhsk
• Vologda
• Volodarsk
• Volokolamsk
• Volchansk
• Volsk
• Vorkuta
• Voronezh
• Voskresensk
• Vsevolozhsk
• Vuktyl
• Vyksa
• Vytegra
• Vyshny Volochyok
• Vyborg
• Vysokovsk
• Vysotsk
• Vyazemsky
• Vyazniki
• Vyatskiye Polyany
• Vyazma

G

• Galich
• Gavrilov Posad
• Gavrilov-Yam
• Gagarin
• Gadzhievo
• Guy
• Gatchina
• Gvardeisk
• Gdov
• Gelendzhik
• Georgievsk
• Glazov
• Golitsyno
• Gorbatov
• Gorno-Altaisk
• Gornozavodsk
• Miner
• Gorodets
• Gorodishche
• Gorodovikovsk
• Gorokhovets
• Hot key
• Grayvoron
• Gremyachinsk
• Grozny
• Mud
• Gryazovets
• Gubkin
• Gubkinsky
• Gukovo
• Guryevsk
• Gusev
• Gubakha
• Gubkinsky
• Gudermes
• Gulkevichi
• Gusinoozersk
• Gus-Khrustalny

D

• Davlekanovo
• Dagestan Lights
• Dagestan lights
• Dalmatovo
• Dalnegorsk
• Dalnerechensk
• Danilov
• Dankov
• Dedovsk
• Degtyarsk
• Demidov
• Derbent
• Desnogorsk
• Desnogorsk
• Dzhankoy
• Dzerzhinsky
• Dzerzhinsk
• Divnogorsk
• Digora
• Dimitrovgrad
• Dmitriev
• Dmitrovsk
• Dmitrov
• Bottom
• Dolinsk
• Dobryanka
• Dobryanka
• Dolgoprudny
• Domodedovo
• Donetsk
• Donskoy
• Dorogobuzh
• Drezna
• Dubovka
• Dubna
• Dudinka
• Spirituality
• Durtyuli
• Dyatkovo

E

• Yelizovo
• Yelnya
• Yemva
• Evpatoria
• Yegoryevsk
• Yeysk
• Ekaterinburg
• Yelabuga
• Dace
• Yemanzhelinsk
• Yeniseisk
• Ermolino
• Ershov
• Essentuki
• Efremov

AND

• Zherdevka
• Zheleznovodsk
• Zheleznogorsk
• Zheleznogorsk-Ilimsky
• Railway
• Zhizdra
• Zhirnovsk
• Zhigulevsk
• Zhukov
• Zhukovka
• Zhukovo
• Zhukovsky
• Zhukov

Z

• Western Dvina
• Zavitinsk
• Zavolzhsk
• Trans-Volga region
• Zavodoukovsk
• Zavyalovo
• Zadonsk
• Zainsk
• Zakamensk
• Zaozerny
• Zaozersk
• Zapolyarny
• Zaraysk
• Zarechnoye
• Zarechny
• Zarinsk
• Zverevo
• Zvenigovo
• Zvenigorod
• Zverevo
• Zeya
• Zelenogorsk
• Zelenograd
• Zelenogradsk
• Zelenodolsk
• Zelenokumsk
• Zernograd
• Winter
• Zlatoust
• Zlynka
• Zmeinogorsk
• Znamensk
• Znamensk
• Zuevka
• Zubtsov

AND

• Ivdel
• Inza
• Istra
• Ivangorod
• Ivanovo
• Ivanteevka
• Igarka
• A game
• Izhevsk
• Izberbash
• Abundant
• Ilansky
• Ilek
• Inkerman
• Insar
• Inta
• Ipatovo
• Irbit
• Irkutsk
• Isilkul
• Iskitim
• Ishim
• Ishimbay

Y

• Yoshkar-Ola

TO

• Kadnikov
• Kamenka
• Kamensk-Uralsky
• Kamensk-Shakhtinsky
• Stone-on-Ob
• Kameshkovo
• Kargopol
• Kashin
• Kazan
• Kalach
• Kalach-on-Don
• Kalachinsk
• Kalininsk
• Kaliningrad
• Kaltan
• Kaluga
• Kalyazin
• Kambarka
• Kamennogorsk
• Kamyzyak
• Kamyshin
• Kamyshlov
• Kanash
• Kandalaksha
• Kansk
• Karachev
• Karabanovo
• Karabash
• Karabulak
• Karabulak
• Karasuk
• Karachaevsk
• Kargat
• Karpinsk
• Kartaly
• Kasimov
• Kasli
• Kaspiysk
• Katav-Ivanovsk
• Kataysk
• Kachkanar
• Kashira
• Kedrovy
• Cedar
• Kez
• Kemerovo
• Kem
• Kerch
• Kizel
• Kimovsk
• Kimry
• Kingisepp
• Kirovo-Chepetsk
• Kirovsk
• Kizilyurt
• Kizlyar
• Kizner
• Kinel
• Kineshma
• Kireevsk
• Kirensk
• Kirzhach
• Kirillov
• Kirov
• Kirovgrad
• Kearse
• Kirsanov
• Kiselevsk
• Kislovodsk
• Klimovsk
• Wedge
• Klintsy
• Knyaginino
• Kovdor
• Kodinsk
• Kolpino
• Kondrovo
• Korkino
• Kotlas
• Kotovo
• Kokhma
• Kovrov
• Kovylkino
• Kogalym
• Kodinsk
• Kozelsk
• Kozlovka
• Kozmodemyansk
• Cola
• Kologriv
• Kolomna
• Kolpashevo
• Kolchugino
• Communard
• Kommunard
• Komsomolsk
• Komsomolsk-on-Amur
• Konakovo
• Kondopoga
• Konstantinovsk
• Kopeysk
• Korablino
• Korenovsk
• In short
• Korolev
• Korsakov
• Koryazhma
• Kosteryovo
• Kostomuksha
• Kostroma
• Kotelnikovo
• Kotelnich
• Kotelniki
• Kotovsk
• Red Village
• Krasny Kut
• Red Sulin
• Red Hill
• Krasavino
• Krasnoarmeysk
• Krasnoborsk
• Krasnovishersk
• Krasnogorsk
• Krasnodar
• Krasnozavodsk
• Krasnoznamensk
• Krasnokamensk
• Krasnokamsk
• Krasnoperekopsk
• Krasnoslobodsk
• Krasnoturinsk
• Krasnouralsk
• Krasnoufimsk
• Krasnoyarsk
• Kremenki
• Kremlin
• Kronstadt
• Kropotkin
• Krymsk
• Kstovo
• Kuibyshev
• Kukmor
• Kupino
• Kushva
• Cuban
• Kuvandyk
• Kuvshinovo
• Kudrovo
• Kudymkar
• Kueda
• Kuznetsk
• Kulebaki
• Kumertau
• Kungur
• Kurganinsk
• Mound
• Kurilsk
• Kurlovo
• Kurovskoe
• Kursk
• Kurtamysh
• Kurchatov
• Kurchaloy
• Kurchaloy
• Kusa
• Kyzyl
• Kyshtym
• Kyakhta

L

• Lakinsk
• Labinsk
• Labytnangi
• Lagan
• Ladushkin
• Laishevo
• Langepas
• Lakhdenpokhya
• Leninsk
• Leninsk-Kuznetsky
• Lermontov
• Lebedyan
• Leninogorsk
• Lensk
• Forest
• Lesozavodsk
• Lesosibirsk
• Livny
• Lipki
• Liski
• Likino-Dulyovo
• Lipetsk
• Likhoslavl
• Lobnya
• Lodeynoye Pole
• Lomonosov
• Losino-Petrovsky
• Meadows
• Pocket
• Lukoyanov
• Lukhovitsy
• Luchegorsk
• Lyskovo
• Lysva
• Lytkarino
• Lgov
• Lyuban
• Lyubertsy
• We love
• Lyudinovo
• Lyantor

M

• May
• Malaya Vishera
• Malaya Purga
• Manturovo
• Magas
• Magadan
• Magas
• Magnitogorsk
• Maykop
• Makarov
• Makariev
• Makushino
• Malgobek
• Malmyzh
• Maloarkhangelsk
• Maloyaroslavets
• Mamadysh
• Mamonovo
• Mariinsk
• Mariinsky Posad
• Marx
• Makhachkala
• Mglin
• Melenki
• Megion
• Medvezhyegorsk
• Mednogorsk
• Medyn
• Mizhgorye
• Mizhgorye
• Mezhdurechensk
• Mezen
• Meleuz
• Mendeleevsk
• Menzelinsk
• Meshchovsk
• Millerovo
• Peaceful
• Miass
• Mikun
• Mineral water
• Minusinsk
• Minyar
• Mikhailov
• Mikhailovka
• Mikhailovsk
• Mikhailovsk
• Michurinsk
• Mogocha
• Mozhaisk
• Mozhga
• Mozdok
• Monchegorsk
• Morozovsk
• Morshansk
• Mosalsk
• Moscow
• Moscow
• Muravlenko
• Muravlenko
• Murashi
• Murmansk
• Moore
• Mtsensk
• Myski
• Mytishchi
• Myshkin

N

• Navoloki
• Naro-Fominsk
• Naberezhnye Chelny
• Navashino
• Nadym
• Nazarovo
• Nazran
• Nazyvaevsk
• Nalchik
• Narimanov
• Nartkala
• Naryan-Mar
• Nakhodka
• Nevel
• Nevelsk
• Neman
• Nerekhta
• Nerchinsk
• Neryungri
• Nesterov
• Not me
• Nevinnomyssk
• Nevyansk
• Nelidovo
• Neftegorsk
• Neftekamsk
• Neftekumsk
• Nefteyugansk
• Nizhniye Sergi
• Nizhny Lomov
• Nizhnyaya Salda
• Nizhnyaya Tura
• Nizhnevartovsk
• Nizhnekamsk
• Nizhneudinsk
• Nizhny Novgorod
• Nizhny Tagil
• Nikolsk
• Nikolskoye
• Nikolaevsk
• Nikolaevsk-on-Amur
• Novaya Ladoga
• New Lyalya
• Novy Oskol
• New Urengoy
• Novoanninsky
• Novoaleksandrovsk
• Novoaltaysk
• Novovoronezh
• Novovoronezh
• Novovyatsk
• Novodvinsk
• Novozybkov
• Novokuibyshevsk
• Novokubansk
• Novokuznetsk
• Novomichurinsk
• Novomoskovsk
• Novopavlovsk
• Novorzhev
• Novorossiysk
• Novosil
• Novosibirsk
• Novosokolniki
• Novotroitsk
• Novouzensk
• Novoulyanovsk
• Novouralsk
• Novokhopyorsk
• Novocheboksarsk
• Novocherkassk
• Novoshakhtinsk
• Noginsk
• Nolinsk
• Norilsk
• Noyabrsk
• Nurlat
• Nytva
• Nyurba
• Nyagan
• Nyandoma
• Nyazepetrovsk

ABOUT

• Obninsk
• Island
• Obluche
• Oboyan
• Ob
• Odintsovo
• Necklace
• Ozyorsk
• Lakes
• Oktyabrsk
• October
• Okulovka
• Olenegorsk
• Olekminsk
• Olonets
• Omsk
• Omutninsk
• Onega
• Opochka
• Orekhovo-Zuevo
• Orenburg
• Eagle
• Orlov
• Orsk
• Wasp
• Osinniki
• Ostashkov
• Ostrovny
• Ostrogozhsk
• Otradnoe
• Otradny
• Okha
• Okhansk
• Wow

P

• Pavlovo
• Pavlovsk
• Pavlovsky Posad
• Pallasovka
• Partizansk
• Pevek
• Penza
• Pervomaisk
• Pervouralsk
• Transportation
• Peresvet
• Pereslavl-Zalessky
• Permian
• Pestovo
• Peterhof
• Petrov Val
• Petrovsk
• Petrovsk-Zabaikalsky
• Petrozavodsk
• Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
• Petukhovo
• Cockerels
• Pechora
• Pechory
• Pitkäranta
• Pikalevo
• Pionersky
• Pionersky
• Plavsk
• Plast
• Plyos
• Porkhov
• Pokhvistnevo
• Povenets
• Povorino
• Podolsk
• Podporozhye
• Wiggle it
• Cover
• Pokrovsk
• Polessk
• Polevskoy
• Polysayevo
• Polysayevo
• Polar
• Polar dawns
• Poronaisk
• Pochep
• Pochinok
• Poshekhonye
• Pravdinsk
• Privolzhsk
• Primorsk
• Primorsko-Akhtarsk
• Priozersk
• Protvino
• Prokopyevsk
• Proletarsk
• Chill
• Pskov
• Pudozh
• Puchezh
• Pushkin
• Pushkino
• Pushchino
• Pugachev
• Empty
• Pytalovo
• Pyt-Yakh
• Pyatigorsk

R

• Rainbow
• Ramenskoye
• Raichikhinsk
• Rasskazovo
• Reutov
• Revda
• Dir
• Rzhev
• Roslavl
• Rossosh
• Springs
• Rostov
• Rostov-on-Don
• Roshal
• Rtishchevo
• Rudnya
• Ruza
• Rubtsovsk
• Ruzaevka
• Rybnoye
• Rybinsk
• Rylsk
• Ryazhsk
• Ryazan

WITH

• Saki
• Sasovo
• Satka
• Salavat
• Salair
• Salekhard
• Salsk
• Samara
• Saint Petersburg
• Sarapul
• Saransk
• Saratov
• Sarov
• Safonovo
• Sayansk
• Sayanogorsk
• Light
• Svetlogorsk
• Svetlograd
• Svetogorsk
• Svetogorsk
• Svirsk
• Free
• Sebezh
• Severo-Zadonsk
• Severo-Kurilsk
• Seversk
• Serpukhov
• Sertolovo
• Sevastopol
• Severobaykalsk
• Severodvinsk
• Severomorsk
• Severouralsk
• Sevsk
• Segezha
• Seltso
• Semyonov
• Semikarakorsk
• Semiluki
• Sengiley
• Serafimovich
• Sergach
• Sergiev Posad
• Serdobsk
• Serov
• Sertolovo
• Sestroretsk
• Sibay
• Sim
• Simferopol
• Skovorodino
• Skopin
• Slavgorod
• Slates
• Slavsk
• Slavyansk-on-Kuban
• Slobodskaya
• Slyudyanka
• Smolensk
• Snezhinsk
• Snezhnogorsk
• Snezhnogorsk
• Sobinka
• Falcon
• Salford
• Sorsk
• Sortavala
• Sovetsk
• Sovetskaya Gavan
• Soviet
• Sovetsk
• Soligalich
• Solikamsk
• Solnechnogorsk
• Sol-Iletsk
• Solvychegodsk
• Soltsy
• Sorochinsk
• Sosensky
• Sosnovka
• Pinery
• Sosnovoborsk
• Sosnogorsk
• Sochi
• Spassk-Ryazansky
• Spas-Demensk
• Spas-Klepiki
• Spassk
• Spassk-Dalny
• Sretensk
• Srednekolymsk
• Sredneuralsk
• Staraya Russa
• Eldress
• Old Crimea
• Stary Oskol
• Stavropol
• Old Kupavna
• Starodub
• Sterlitamak
• Strezhevoy
• Builder
• Builder
• Strunino
• Stupino
• Suja
• Sudogda
• Suvorov
• Zander
• Suzdal
• Sunzha
• Suoyarvi
• Suraj
• Surgut
• Surovikino
• Sursk
• Susuman
• Sukhinichi
• Sukhoi Log
• Gangway
• Sizran
• Syktyvkar
• Sysert
• Sychevka
• Syasstroy

T

• Taldom
• Talitsa
• Tara
• Tarko-Sale
• Tavda
• Tavda
• Taganrog
• Taiga
• Taishet
• Talnakh
• Tambov
• Tarusa
• Tatarsk
• Tashtagol
• Tver
• Teykovo
• Temnikov
• Terek
• Teberda
• Temryuk
• Tetyushi
• Tikhvin
• Timashevsk
• Tikhoretsk
• Tosno
• Totma
• Tobolsk
• Toguchin
• Tolyatti
• Tomari
• Tommot
• Tomsk
• Fireboxes
• Torzhok
• Toropets
• Trekhgorny
• Troitsk
• Trubchevsk
• Tuapse
• Tugulym
• Tuymazy
• Tula
• Tulun
• Turan
• Turinsk
• Tutaev
• Tynda
• Tyrnyauz
• Tyukalinsk
• Tyumen

U

• Usman
• Ustyuzhna
• Uva
• Uvarovo
• Uglegorsk
• Uglich
• Successful
• Udomlya
• Uzhur
• Nodal
• Ulan-Ude
• Ulyanovsk
• Unecha
• Urai
• Uren
• Urzhum
• Urus-Martan
• Uryupinsk
• Usinsk
• Usolye
• Usolye-Sibirskoye
• Ussuriysk
• Ust-Dzheguta
• Ust-Ilimsk
• Ust-Katav
• Ust-Kut
• Ust-Labinsk
• Ufa
• Ukhta
• Uchaly
• Uyar

F

• Fatezh
• Feodosia
• Fokino
• Frolovo
• Fryazino
• Furmanov

X

• Khanty-Mansiysk
• Kharovsk
• Khabarovsk
• Khadyzhensk
• Kharabali
• Khasavyurt
• Khvalynsk
• Khilok
• Khimki
• Hill
• Kholmsk
• Khotkovo

C

• Tsivilsk
• Tsimlyansk
• Tskhinvali

H

• Chadan
• Chaikovsky
• Chapaevsk
• Chaplygin
• Cherdyn
• Chekhov
• Chebarkul
• Cheboksary
• Chegem
• Chegem
• Chekalin
• Chelyabinsk
• Cheremkhovo
• Cherepanovo
• Cherepovets
• Cherkessk
• Chermoz
• Chernogorsk
• Chernogolovka
• Chernushka
• Black
• Chernyakhovsk
• Chistopol
• Chita
• Chkalovsk
• Chudovo
• Chukhloma
• Chulym
• Chusovoy

Sh

• Shadrinsk
• Shagonar
• Shawls
• Sharypovo
• Sharya
• Shatura
• Shakhtersk
• Mines
• Shakhunya
• Shatsk
• Shelekhov
• Shenkursk
• Shebekino
• Shilka
• Shimanovsk
• Shihany
• Shlisselburg
• Shumerlya
• Shuya
• Hype

SCH

• Shcherbinka
• Shchyokino
• Shchelkino
• Shchelkovo
• Shchigry
• Shchuchye

E

• Elektrogorsk
• Elektrostal
• Elektrougli
• Elista
• Engels
• Ertil

YU

• Yuzha
• Yuriev-Polsky
• Yurievets
• Yukhnov
• Anniversary
• Anniversary
• Yugorsk
• Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
• Yuzhno-Sukhokumsk
• Yuzhnouralsk
• Yurga
• Yuryuzan

I

• Yadrin
• Yartsevo
• Clear
• Yakhroma
• Yakutsk
• Yalta
• Yalutorovsk
• Yanaul
• Yaransk
• Yarovoye
• Yarovoe
• Yaroslavl
• Yasnogorsk
• Yaya

Populations in Russia starting with the letter R.

Cities in Russia starting with the letter c, telephone codes
Telephone codes for towns, villages, hamlets, villages, villages, urban settlements.

Telephone codes of Russian cities starting with the letter S. Telephone codes of Russia

The letter "P" in various alphabets, languages ​​and systems

Russian cities starting with the letter u, telephone codes

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As examples, we also give words from different areas that begin with the letter “R”. Among them are proper and common nouns, well-known and rare.

# Words

Words starting with the letter “R” Cancer, hand, backpack, paradise, belt Words ending with the letter “R” Gift, fat, cheese, PR, openwork With the letter “R” in the middle of the word Three, cheers, aria, marriage, address, accident Words containing several letters "R" Radar, rib, retro, furor, arthritis, cracker Countries Russia, Romania, Republic of Congo, Republic of Korea. See all countries starting with the letter “R”

Cities of Rome, Rivne, Rostov-on-Don, Rio de Janeiro, Riga. See all cities starting with the letter “R”

Animals Lynx, hazel grouse, crayfish, fish. See all animals starting with the letter "R"

Vegetables, fruits and berries Radishes, radishes, turnips. Professions Radio operator, director, fisherman, realtor, reporter. See all professions starting with the letter “R”

All names starting with the letter “R” with meanings and origins Male names Roman, Ruben, Rodion, Ruslan, Ramil, Robert. See all male names starting with the letter “R”, as well as their meaning and origin. Female names Rima, Raisa, Ruslana, Regina, Rose. See all female names starting with the letter “R”, as well as their meaning and origin

About the letter R

Once upon a time, an incredible event happened in the country of Letterland. The letter "R" has lost its hardness! She even began dragging her leg a little. All the letters immediately became nervous and upset, they decided that old age had come to the letter “R”.

“We need to buy her a wand,” the letter “P” suggested excitedly.

“Then it will no longer be the letter “R,” the letter “T” disagreed with her, “but the letter “I,” only mirrored.”

- Horrible! – the letter “O” burst out. – Poor letter “R”, she will soon be unable to stand or walk. It will start crawling like a worm.

The largest cities located on the banks of the Volga

If you look at the map, you can see that throughout Russia there is a huge number of seas, lakes, as well as large and small rivers. The Volga River is one of the largest rivers on our planet, and is considered one of the largest rivers in terms of water content and length. Moreover, it is the largest river that flows into a closed reservoir.

>origin of the name of the Volga River

It should be noted that the total length of the river is 3530 kilometers. The source begins in the Tver region on the Valdai Hills at 229 meters, and flows into the Caspian Sea.

We recommend watching the video of the Russian School of the Russian Language, lesson 6. It tells in the middle about the origin of the name of the Volga River and its meaning in the geographical formation of words, the meaning of which we should know!

The largest cities in the Volga

1. Volgograd (2,531,276 people) is the largest city on the banks of the Volga River, one of the million-plus cities in Russia, located in the southeast of the Russian Federation. The population density is 1179.41 people/km2. Volgograd is the most important transport hub in its region. It should be noted that the largest river terminal in Europe operates there. In addition, the largest river island in the country is located in Volgograd. The city is developing successfully, grateful to its geographical location, where the largest hydroelectric power station in Europe is located. The city has large factories, as well as many medium and small enterprises.

2. Samara (1,164,900 people) is a large industrial city located in the southeast of Russia with an occupied area of ​​541.4 square kilometers. In terms of population, among 1113 cities of the Russian Federation, Samara ranks 9th. The city has a widely developed economy. 105 industrial enterprises operate on the territory of the settlement. Thanks to the presence of the river, hydroelectric power stations and reservoirs were built and fishing and water passenger traffic have long been developed. Overall, Samara is one of the fastest growing cities in the country.

3. Nizhny Novgorod (1,259,013 people) is a lowland city located in the central part of Russia and is the capital of the Volga region. The Volga River flows through Nizhny Novgorod and its confluence with the Oka River is nearby. It was first founded in 1221. In terms of population, it ranks 5th among all Russian cities. The population density is 3065.68 people/km2. Also, Nizhny Novgorod is the largest industrial city. The industries of mechanical engineering, metalworking, automobile manufacturing, shipbuilding and weapons production are widely developed there. In addition, the city has a hydroelectric power station. The river flowing through the city is rich in fish stocks and ships and ferries pass along it. Thus, the city is economically developed and stable.

4. Kazan (1,243,500 people) is a large port city located on the left bank of the Volga River at its confluence with the Kazanka River. It is located 820 kilometers east of Moscow. In terms of population, it ranks 6th out of 1113 cities. Kazan is the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan and is more than a thousand years old since its founding in 1005. This is a very popular destination among tourists. The area occupies 425.3 (614.16) km2. Due to its geographical location, the city has a well-developed water passenger service and trade intermediation between East and West. In addition, the city is home to the petrochemical, chemical and engineering industries, as well as the actively developed industries of finance, trade and tourism.
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5. Saratov (838,000 people) is a city in the southeast of the European part of Russia, the administrative center of the Saratov region

6. Tolyatti (710,567 people) is a large port city on the left bank of the Volga River, located 95 km northwest of Samara. In terms of population, it ranks 19th among all Russian cities and has the highest population density. In the city, highways and railways were built across the river. The territory has a hydroelectric power station, mechanical engineering, ship repair, mechanical and electrical plants, as well as medium and small enterprises. Fishing is also developed among local residents. In general, the city is sunny, clean and favorable for visiting.

7. Yaroslavl (608,722 people) is the oldest port city on the Volga, founded in 1010 and located 282 km northeast of Moscow at the confluence of the Volga and Kotorosl rivers. The population density is 2957.83 people/km2 and ranks 25th out of 1113 cities in Russia. Yaroslavl is distinguished by its unique and picturesque nature. The reservoir built on the Volga provides everyone with water. From an economic point of view, the rapidly developing city is one of the pioneers in the production of rubber and its sale.

8. Astrakhan (533,925 people) is a large city on the Volga River, which is popularly called the “pearl of the Volga region” or the “Caspian capital of Russia”, as the city is located on 11 islands of the Caspian immutability. A very national city. The city has well-developed transport links, including river transport. Tourism plays an important role in the city's economy. Natural gas production, fishing and fish processing industry, mechanical engineering, and food industry are carried out in the city. In terms of population, Astrakhan ranks 33rd among other Russian cities.

9. Cheboksary (492,331 people) is a large port city on the right bank of the Volga. Founded in 1469 and is the capital of the Chuvash Republic. The population density is 1962.49 people/km2. By the number of residents, the city is in 38th place on the list. More than 50% of the population are Chuvash. Mechanical engineering, the electric power industry, food production and the defense industry are widely developed in Cheboksary. In addition, a special place belongs to the process of education, culture, religion, sports and science. The city is distinguished by its incredibly beautiful and picturesque nature.

10. Tver (420,065 people) is a port city of five seas, located 178 kilometers northwest of Moscow on the banks of the Volga River at the place where the other two rivers Tvertsa and Tmaki flow into it. The area of ​​Tver is 152.2 square kilometers. The foundation of the city dates back to 1135. In terms of population, it ranks 47th out of 1,113 cities in Russia. In the city, the main activities are aimed at mechanical engineering, metalworking, energy, chemical and light industries and food production. The presence of a river station on the right bank of the river.

11. Kostroma (277,280 people) is an ancient city in Russia, located 344 km from Moscow. The area occupies 144.5 km2. Founded in 1152, it has a rich history and many museums in the city confirm this. In terms of population, it ranks 74 out of 1,113 cities in the country. The city has productively developed textile, woodworking, food industries, jewelry, mechanical engineering, as well as other medium and small enterprises. Tourism is a major part of the cities' economy. The city has a river station and regularly operates river cruises on the Volga.

12. Engels (210,000 people) is a city in the Saratov region of Russia, founded in 1747, located opposite Saratov across the river, united by a bridge.

13. Rybinsk (190,429 people) is a large city 82 km from Yaroslavl and ranks 102nd in the list of cities by population. Located at the confluence of the Sheksna and Cheremukha rivers with the Volga. Due to its favorable geographical location, shipbuilding, water passenger transport and fishing are developed in Rybinsk. The city has sanatoriums, recreation centers, tourist horse racing operators operate river cruises. Rybinsk is developing rapidly and tourism plays an important role in the city's economy.

14. Balakovo (189,829 people) is a city on the left bank of the Volga River, located in the southeast of European Russia. It was founded in 1762 and covers only 79 km2 in area. On the territory of the city there is a hydroelectric power station, a thermal power station, and a nuclear power station, built during the USSR. In terms of population, it ranks 101 among all Russian cities. Due to its close location to the river, there is a ship repair yard. Thus, the city is economically and culturally developed, has a rich history and attractions.

15. Syzran (173,260 people) is a Volga city on the banks of five rivers in the Samara region. Founded in 1683 and covers an area of ​​117 km2. In terms of population, it ranks 109th among all Russian cities. The city has developed heavy industry, light and food industries, transport, trade relations and small business. The city has a unique nature and beautiful landscape. Its location is advantageous because it is located at the very crossroads of transport routes.

16. Novocheboksarsk (126,072 people) is a small city in the Chuvash Republic, located 17 km from Cheboksary. The area occupies 51.14 km2. The city has its own river port for cargo and passenger transportation. The city occupies a profitable position due to its geographical location, since the hydroelectric dam is connected to a highway bridge, thus providing connections with other cities.

Map of the largest cities on the Volga River:

Thus, the Volga River plays a very important role and has a number of advantages. It performs many functions in the activities of cities with the aim of improving the economy of each individual locality. On its banks there are as many as eight hydroelectric power stations and a huge number of different factories and enterprises. In addition, the river is home to over 70 species of fish, the catch of which has become subject to restrictions so that river reserves do not deplete. It should be noted that there are several million-plus cities located on the Volga River.