Stavropol on a map of Russia with streets and houses

Where is Stavropol?

Stavropol is the capital of the Stavropol Territory.
The city is located in the North Caucasus, on the valleys and hills of the central part of the Ciscaucasia, in the upper reaches of the Tashla River. Stavropol is also located at the highest point of the Ciscaucasia - on the watershed of the basins of two seas: the Caspian and Azov. From south to north, the territory of Stavropol extends for 16 km. The length of the city border is 165 km. The approximate population is 433 thousand people. The total area of Stavropol is 171 square kilometers. Nearest large cities: Maykop, Cherkessk, Essentuki. Stavropol is located in the southern part of the Russian Federation, which determines the climate of the territory. Most of the time the city is dominated by solar heat. The annual precipitation rate is 556 mm, the heights of points above sea level range from 230 to 660 meters.

Stavropol is located in the same time zone as Moscow, the offset relative to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) is +3.

The city of Stavropol in facts and figures

Provincial city of Stavropol. Triumphal Gate.

At the same time, a village and a civilian settlement arose here. In 1785, the civilian settlement turned into a district city of the Caucasus region, in 1822 the center of this region was moved to Stavropol, in 1847 the Caucasus region was renamed the Stavropol province, and Stavropol - a provincial city.

Modern Stavropol is a cultural, business and industrial center of the region, which successfully combines the delights of a cozy city with numerous squares, boulevards, parks, a vast forest area and the bustling rhythm of life of a modern urban district.

The city belongs to the category of medium-sized cities in Russia; 433.8 thousand people live in it (as of January 1, 2017), which is 15.5% of the region’s population. Population density – 1793 people per 1 sq. km.

Stavropol is a multinational city, home to representatives of more than 100 nationalities and ethnic groups (according to VPN-2010). The bulk of the population is Russian (87.9%), there are also 4.5% Armenians, 1% Ukrainians, and 0.6% Jews and Greeks each.

The regional capital is the center of concentration of youth. The city is home to 39% of the population aged 14–35 years, while in the region as a whole it is 30.9%. The average urban household size is 2.7 people. The average age of city residents at the beginning of 2021 was 37.1 years. Stavropol residents of working age make up 63% of the city’s total population. In 2021, 2,582 marriages were registered in Stavropol, 6,282 babies were born, in 6 months of this year – 1,055 and 2,656, respectively.

Stavropol

Today's Stavropol is a city for comfortable living. It has about 530 streets with a total length of more than 700 kilometers, over 28 thousand buildings, of which 23.8 thousand are residential, five museums, two theaters, 20 public libraries, 219 monuments of history, culture, architecture and urban planning. Forest areas adjacent to urban development occupy an area of 4.5 thousand hectares.

Today's Stavropol is a city for comfortable living. It has about 530 streets with a total length of more than 700 kilometers, over 28 thousand buildings, of which 23.8 thousand are residential, five museums, two theaters, 20 public libraries, 219 monuments of history, culture, architecture and urban planning. Forest areas adjacent to urban areas add special beauty and brightness at any time of the year. The area they occupy is 4.5 thousand hectares.

According to the results of the All-Russian competition for the title of “The most comfortable urban (rural) settlement in Russia” held in 2021, Stavropol took first place in the category “Urban settlements (urban districts) that are administrative centers (capitals) of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation” with the presentation of a diploma from the Government of the Russian Federation I degree.

Ermolov Boulevard in Stavropol. Triumphal Arch – Tiflis Gate

Stavropoli Airport

There is an international airport in Stavropol, which has the status of a federal facility. The airfield is located in the suburbs. Airport type: jointly based. In addition to civil aircraft, the airport serves military aircraft.

Popular destinations for charter and regular flights: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Rostov-on-Don, Yerevan, Kaliningrad, Minsk, Dubai, Istanbul, Simferopol, Tel Aviv, Samui. The airport serves aircraft of major Russian airlines: UTair, Aeroflot, S7 Airlines, Azimut, Nordavia. The annual passenger traffic is 390 thousand people; annual cargo traffic is more than 1,200 tons.

Train Station

The passenger railway station is located at st. Vokzalnaya, 15. Stavropol railway station is a dead-end station in the Mineralovodsk region of the North Caucasus Railway. The railway station is located in the Oktyabrsky district of the city at st. Vokzalnaya, 17. The number of platforms is 2, the number of tracks is 7. The station building was built on January 1, 1897. In the railway station building there are several ticket offices for purchasing and returning tickets, a recreation area, a storage room, a buffet, and a medical center.

The most popular long-distance train destinations are Moscow and Adler. Suburban trains also run from the railway station to Kavkazskaya and Palagiada stations.

Map of Stavropol with houses

The southwest, west and north of the city are built up with multi-storey high-rise buildings, which form residential areas with complete infrastructure. Private, mostly elite residential buildings are located in the areas of the Tashla and Mamaika rivers. They do not spoil, but on the contrary, decorate the modern architecture of the city with intricate designs and multi-colored finishing materials.

In the area of Dostoevsky and Serov streets there is a small village of multi-storey buildings, built for employees of the airborne assault regiment, which is stationed in the city. The 204th block, which can be seen on the map of Stavropol with houses in the south-east of the city, is also considered a residential area, in which the main housing stock consists of “high-rise buildings”.

Historical monuments are located in the city center. These include the Museum of Local Lore, the Tiflis Gate, and the monument to General Ermolov. Guests of the city are greeted by the amazingly beautiful railway station building, which in itself is an architectural monument.

Bus stations Stavropoli

The central bus station of Stavropol is located in the city center at st. Marshala Zhukova, 27. The bus station building is located opposite the police clinic. The bus station's operating hours are from 4:30 to 23:00, without days off or long technical breaks.

Popular routes of regular buses: St. Petersburg, Adler, Anapa, Astrakhan, Budennovsk, Vladikavkaz, Volgograd, Grachevka, Grozny, Vysotskoye, Derbent, Donskoye, Yeisk, Zelenokumsk, Kizlyar, Krasnodar, Summer Headquarters, Neftekumsk, Prokhladny, Svetlograd, Sevastopol, Tbilisi, Sukhaya Buivola, Sotnikovskoye.

Map of the city of Stavropol with roads. Transport of Stavropol

Stavropol is the transport “gate” of the Caucasus. The federal highway P216 Stavropol - Elista - Astrakhan and the regional highways P267 Stavropol - Shpakovskoye Airport, P269 Stavropol - Bataysk pass through the city.

There is 1 bus station and 3 bus stations in the city. From the Central Bus Station, located on Marshal Zhukov Street, 27, regular buses depart to St. Petersburg, Adler, Astrakhan, Volgograd, Vladikavkaz, Krasnodar, Sochi, Baku and dozens of other settlements.

Trains run at the Stavropol railway station in the directions Stavropol - Adler, Palagiada - Stavropol, Kavkazskaya - Stavropol. On the map of Stavropol with streets, the station is located on Vokzalnaya Street, 17.

Stavropol International Airport is located 14 km northeast of the city center. From there there are flights to Moscow, St. Petersburg and Rostov-on-Don.

60 bus and minibus routes, as well as 9 trolleybus routes are available to residents. The fare for buses is 21 rubles, for minibuses – 23 rubles, for trolleybuses – 18 rubles.

Automobile highways

Federal highways pass through Stavropol:

P216 “Kalmychka” is a federal highway. The route connects 3 large cities: Astrakhan, Stavropol and Elista. The road originates in Kochubeevsky. The final point of the route is Astrakhan. Road surface: asphalt.
P217 "Caucasus" is a highway that has the status of an object of federal significance. The total length of the route is 1,118 km. It is part of two European routes: E50 and E119. The road starts at Pavlovskaya station and passes through Grozny, Makhachkala and Mineralnye Vody. The final point of the route is the border with Azerbaijan. Road surface of the federal highway: asphalt.

What is Stavropol famous for?

First of all, the city of Stavropol is known for being the Little Motherland of the first and last president of the USSR, Mikhail Gorbachev. In the local House of Culture you can find a portrait of the President of the Union. Also in this city was born the Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee Yuri Andropov.

Among the attractions, it is worth noting the monument to the Red Guard Soldier, which was erected on Fortress Hill in the 1970s. The monument was erected in honor of the liberation of Stavropol from the White Guards. In the central part of the city there is Alexander Square - the busiest square in the city. The square received its name in honor of Emperor Alexander II. In the center of Alexander Square there is a stele with a figure of a guardian angel.

Results of the socio-economic development of the city of Stavropol for January-March 2021

Results of the socio-economic development of the city of Stavropol for January-August 2021

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Results of the socio-economic development of the city of Stavropol for 2018

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Results of the socio-economic development of the city of Stavropol for January-July 2021

Results of the socio-economic development of the city of Stavropol for 2019

Results of the socio-economic development of the city of Stavropol for January-April 2021

Results of the socio-economic development of the city of Stavropol for January-July 2021

Results of the socio-economic development of the city of Stavropol for January-October 2021

Results of the socio-economic development of the city of Stavropol for 2020

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Results of the socio-economic development of the city of Stavropol for January-September 2021

DEMOGRAPHIC SITUATION

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-March 2021

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-June 2021

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-September 2021

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for 2018

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-June 2021

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-August 2021

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for 2019

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-March 2021

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-June 2021

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-September 2021

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for 2020

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-March 2021

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-June 2021

Information on the demographic situation in the city of Stavropol for January-September 2021