Dmitrovsky
Distrito
The northernmost district along Dmitrovskoye Highway, with the Angarskie Ponds and Lianozovo station linked to MCD-1.
Sobre el distrito
The district grew from former suburban settlements by the Savyolovsky railway — Lianozovo, Mark and neighbouring dacha areas that became part of Moscow in 1960.
Large housing estates were built here in the 1970s–1980s, and in the 2020s the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya line was extended to Fiztekh with Lianozovo station next to the MCD-1 platform of the same name.
- Distrito administrativo
- Norte ókrug administrativo
- Estatus
- Distrito
- Población
- 104.847 (a 2025)
- Superficie
- 7 km²
- Estaciones dentro del distrito
- 3
Población según Wikidata en la fecha indicada; superficie calculada a partir del límite de OpenStreetMap; estaciones según su posición dentro del límite.
Qué ver
Angarskie Ponds park
A cascade of ponds with embankments, footbridges and sports grounds.
Vagonoremont park
A green area by the former settlement of the railway-car repair works.
Yesenin Museum branch
A local exhibition of the State Yesenin Museum.
Dónde pasear
- 01
Angarskie Ponds
A walk along the cascade of ponds from Dmitrovskoye Highway.
- 02
From Lianozovo to Mark platform
A route along the railway and new housing.
Arquitectura
Long residential blocks along the highway, an industrial zone by the railway and a chain of ponds in the valley.Transporte
En el esquema de transporteCuriosidades
- 01
Lianozovo station forms an interchange with the MCD-1 platform of the same name.
- 02
The Angarskie Ponds are named after Angarskaya Street.
En el mapa
Límites: © colaboradores de OpenStreetMap, ODbL. Límite según OpenStreetMap, noviembre de 2026.