Detailed map of the Novgorod region with cities, villages and roads

The Novgorod region is located in the European part of the country in its northwestern part. The region has a glorious history. Once upon a time, the lands of the region belonged to Kievan Rus, and from the 12th century. Veliky Novgorod became one of the largest city-states in Europe. Use satellite maps of the Novgorod region to get an idea of ​​this region, consider its borders, cities and other settlements.

The borders of the region on 4 sides limit the territories of such areas as:

• Leningradskaya;
• Vologda;
• Pskovskaya;
• Tverskoy.

Hydrographic objects are displayed on the map of the Novgorod region with diagrams. In the center of the region is the large Lake Ilmen, surrounded by picturesque shores, a large number of recreation centers and beaches. Several large lakes are also located in the southeastern part of the region - Valdai, Seliger, etc.

There are more than 50 rivers in the region, most of them flow into the Ilmen. In different areas on the map of the Novgorod region you can see the following rivers:

• Volkhov;
• Lovat;
• Shelon;
• Kholynya;
• Redhya;
• Veryazha.

Tourists often come to the region. A large number of architectural monuments have been preserved here, as well as fishing and other outdoor activities. When going on a trip, use maps of the Novgorod region with districts. The online service will help you navigate your way by choosing the right road, finding cities, and considering the location of streets, train stations, shops and restaurants.

Districts on the map of the Novgorod region

The region is divided into 20 districts. The main district is Novgorod, located in the western part. On its territory is Lake Ilmen and the capital of the region – Veliky Novgorod. Zoom into a detailed map of the Novgorod region and you can find the Novgorod Kremlin, which rises on the right bank of the Volkhov River. This main attraction of the area is a monument of defensive construction dating back to the time of economic prosperity of the city-state.

The region is connected with the neighboring northern and western regions by 3 railway lines. Also, several significant highways pass through the region’s districts, which are displayed on detailed road maps of the Novgorod region:

• M-10;
• R-21;
• M-11 (paid).

The easternmost district of the region is Pestovsky. It consists of 1 city and 7 villages. Light and food industry enterprises operate in the area. You can come here either by car or by rail.

The southernmost district is Kholmsky. On its territory there is the Rdeisky Monastery, which a map of the Novgorod region with villages will help you find. Part of the area's land belongs to the state nature reserve.

Population dynamics

Map of the Novgorod region with cities and villages

There are more than 20 cities and about 180 villages and settlements in the region. The population in cities is small. The largest number of people live in Novgorod the Great - more than 200 thousand people. The area attracts tourists interested in history, architecture, and active recreation. In addition, pilgrims and believers constantly flock here to visit numerous monasteries, temples, monasteries, and holy places. For whatever purpose you go to this beautiful region, use maps of the Novgorod region with cities and villages. The online service will help you plan and create your own route to such attractions as:

• Resurrection Cathedral – Derevyanitsy village;
• Perynsky monastery - in Yuryev;
• St. Nicholas Church - on Lipna;
• Ancient stone bridge over the Vitochka river;
• Church of Peter and Pavel - in Kozhevniki.

Using a map of the Novgorod region with settlements, you can go to the historical memorial dedicated to WWII soldiers, which is located in the village of Myasnoy Bor.

One of the most popular tourist destinations is the city of Staraya Russa. People come here not only to admire the beautiful architectural buildings, but also to relax in sanatoriums. For about 200 years, the unique methods of the sanatorium have been curing various diseases and helping to recover in the post-operative period, thanks to mineral waters and therapeutic mud. Yandex maps of the Novgorod region display all objects that may interest you.

Administrative-territorial structure of the region

In accordance with paragraph “l” of Part 2 of Article 5 of the Federal Law of October 6, 1999 No. 184-FZ “On the general principles of organization of legislative (representative) and executive bodies of state power of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation”, the establishment of the administrative-territorial structure of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation and order its changes are attributed to the powers of the legislative (representative) body of state power of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation.

The system of administrative-territorial structure of the Novgorod region is regulated by the regional law “On the administrative-territorial structure of the Novgorod region” dated November 11, 2005 No. 559-OZ (hereinafter referred to as regional law No. 559-OZ).

Regional Law No. 559-OZ determines the administrative-territorial structure of the region, the procedure for resolving issues of the administrative-territorial structure, the competence of state authorities of the region and local governments in resolving issues of the administrative-territorial structure of the region.

Article 3 of the said regional law defines the basic terms and concepts used in the regional law.

The administrative-territorial structure of the region is the territorial division of the region, established taking into account historical and cultural traditions, economic ties, the existing infrastructure for the implementation of the functions of public administration and the organization of local self-government, which is a system of administrative-territorial and territorial units included in the region.

Administrative-territorial unit is a part of the territory of a region within fixed boundaries, formed as a result of the administrative-territorial division of the region, having an administrative center, name and status established by law.

Administrative territorial units are administrative districts and settlements. A settlement is an administrative territorial unit that has within fixed boundaries one or more rural settlements united by a common territory.

The Novgorod region includes the following administrative districts and cities of regional significance:

administrative districts - Batetsky, Borovichsky, Valdaisky, Volotovsky, Demyansky, Krestetsky, Lyubytinsky, Malovishersky, Marevsky, Moshensky, Novgorodsky, Okulovsky, Parfinsky, Pestovsky, Poddorsky, Soletsky, Starorussky, Khvoyninsky, Kholmsky, Chudovsky, Shimsky;

cities of regional significance - Borovichi, Veliky Novgorod, Staraya Russa.

The administrative center of the region is the city of Veliky Novgorod. The administrative centers of administrative districts and settlements coincide with the administrative centers of the corresponding municipalities.

Regional Law No. 559-OZ operates in conjunction with the norms of regional laws establishing the boundaries of municipalities of the Novgorod region. According to Article 5 of the said regional law, the boundaries of an administrative district, as a rule, coincide with the boundaries of a municipal district. The boundaries of a settlement, as a rule, coincide with the boundaries of an urban or rural settlement.

At the same time, in accordance with regional law No. 559-OZ, cities of regional significance are not included in the administrative-territorial units: settlements and administrative districts. Cities of regional significance and urban-type settlements (worker settlements) are not included in the settlements.

A systematic list of administrative-territorial units, settlements of the region and information about them is contained in the register of the administrative-territorial structure of the region, approved by Resolution of the Regional Administration dated 04/08/2008 No. 121 “On the register of the administrative-territorial structure of the region” (hereinafter referred to as the Register).

Maintenance of the Register is carried out by the Administration of the Governor of the Novgorod Region for internal policy and consists of maintaining the Register in an updated form on the basis of current legislation in order to use it in the practical activities of state authorities and local governments, as well as informing legal entities and individuals about the administrative-territorial structure areas.

The basis for making changes to the Register are federal laws, regulatory legal acts of the Government of the Russian Federation, and the Regional Duma.

List of names of settlements in the Novgorod region*

*The list of settlements is an appendix to regional law No. 559-OZ.

In this list, the following abbreviations are accepted: city - city settlement - settlement r.p. - workers' village – village village – railway village Art. - railroad station

Economy and industry of the Novgorod region

The economic component of the region is represented by industry and agriculture. There are enterprises in the following industries in the region:

• metallurgy;
• mechanical engineering;
• food;
• woodworking;
• pulp and paper.

Agriculture is dominated by the cultivation of vegetables and root crops, as well as poultry farming. One of the largest farming enterprises in the region is Novgorod Bacon. This complex accounts for almost all the volumes of milk and pork production in the region.

Demography

Ratio of men and women (data from Rosstat[56])

National composition

According to census data, the population of the region is represented mainly by the following nationalities:

shows nations with a population of more than 100 people according to the 2010 census