Ryazansky
Bezirk
A district along Ryazansky Prospekt — the old road to Ryazan — with three Nekrasovskaya line stations and part of the Kuzminki park.
Über den Bezirk
Ryazansky Prospekt continues the old Ryazan road. The villages along it became part of Moscow in 1960, and housing estates were built here in the 1960s.
Ryazansky Prospekt station opened in 1966, and in 2020 the Nekrasovskaya line ran through the district with Stakhanovskaya and Okskaya stations.
- Verwaltungsbezirk
- Südöstlicher Verwaltungsbezirk
- Status
- Bezirk
- Einwohner
- 109.884 (Stand 2025)
- Fläche
- 6,4 km²
- Stationen im Bezirk
- 5
Einwohnerzahl nach Wikidata zum angegebenen Datum; Fläche aus der OpenStreetMap-Grenze berechnet; Stationen nach ihrer Lage innerhalb der Grenze.
Sehenswertes
Ryazansky Prospekt
A wide avenue on the line of the historic road.
Kuzminki park (northern part)
A forest park on the district’s southern edge.
Spaziergänge
- 01
From Okskaya to Stakhanovskaya
A walk between the district’s new stations.
- 02
To the Kuzminki ponds
A route into the forest park.
Architektur
1960s–1970s blocks, industrial zones and forest parks to the south.Verkehr
Auf der VerkehrskarteWissenswertes
- 01
Ryazansky Prospekt station opened in 1966.
- 02
Stakhanovskaya and Okskaya stations opened in 2020.
Auf der Karte
Grenzen: © OpenStreetMap-Mitwirkende, ODbL. Grenze nach OpenStreetMap, November 2026.