On the border with Ukraine and Belarus is one of the central regions of Russia - the Bryansk region. If you look at the map of the Bryansk region from a satellite, you can be sure that this region has significant forest planting zones. The region has a unique protected area bryansk forest- one of the main attractions of the Bryansk region.

Bryansk region is located on the banks of the Desna southwest of the capital of Russia. The map of the Bryansk region by district clearly shows which states abroad and subjects within the country it borders on.

• From the north - Smolensk region;
• From the west - Belarus;
• From the east - Kaluga and Oryol regions;
• From the southeast - the Kursk region;
• From the south - Ukraine.

Significant areas of the Bryansk region are occupied by forest belts and nature reserves. This is confirmed by the map of the Bryansk region, the scheme of which is a rather rare population. Therefore, in terms of tourism, the Bryansk region is most often considered as a zone of active hunting.

The population living in the region is more than 1 million 260 thousand people. For the most part, these are urban residents, and only 1/3 of all residents live in villages and villages. Mostly Russians live in the region, Ukrainians, Armenians, Jews, Belarusians and Gypsies are not numerous.

Districts on the map of the Bryansk region, the number of which is 27 municipal districts, are located to the west of the administrative center - the city of Bryansk. The total area of ​​the region is 1860 km2.

Districts of the Bryansk region on the map

The map of the Bryansk region with cities and villages clearly makes it clear what this border region is like. On its territory there are 7 urban districts and more than 220 rural settlements. One of the main places where tourists come with interest is Pokrovskaya Gora, which is located in the city of Bryansk. The log Kremlin, built several centuries ago, has survived to this day and is marked on detailed map Bryansk region.

Another historical attractive place- house-museum of the classic Leo Tolstoy. It is located in the village of Krivoy Rog. Visiting tourists and connoisseurs of classical literature come here to get even better acquainted with the work of the writer and his life.

Unique architectural monuments have been preserved in ancient city Trubchevsk. The walls of each building here are not only the subject of work of talented architects, but also proof of the original history of Rus'. Ilyinskaya and Sretenskaya Church, Trinity Monastery - you can find these monuments of architecture and history on the map of the Bryansk region with villages.

In 1986, several areas were contaminated with long-lived radionuclides after the Chernobyl accident:

• Klimovsky;
• Klintsovsky;
• Novozybkovsky;
• Surazhsky;
• Krasnogorsky.

More than 16% of the population lived in the infection zone.

Map of the Bryansk region with cities and villages

More detailed information the location of settlements can be viewed on Yandex maps of the Bryansk region. Here you can determine the location of large regional centers, such as:

• Trubchevsk;
• maimed;
• Dyatkovo;

They are connected by major highways, which are marked on road map Bryansk region in detail. For tourists who travel around the central part and south-west of Russia, such a map is an indispensable assistant.

The Bryansk region is crossed by 5 federal highways. Car roads pass through 60 cities and towns and more than 200 railway sidings. Automobile routes The Bryansk region on the map in total is more than 18,000 thousand km, connecting the regions of the region, opening up access to the borders with neighboring states.

Railway communication is also not only a connection of the region with other subjects of Russia, but also an exit abroad. The railway map of the roads of the Bryansk region is presented in detail and gives a clear idea of ​​the number of stations and directions. Railways stretched for a distance of more than 1100 km, suburban communication is developing.

Economy and industry of the Bryansk region

This border region of the country is famous for its timber processing, mechanical engineering and metalworking enterprises. In addition, on the map of the Bryansk region with cities in good quality, you can get acquainted with the main agricultural objects, farms and pastures. Thanks to the development of animal husbandry, this region produces delicious cheeses and other dairy products.

By zooming in on a detailed map of the Bryansk region, one can find such a large, city-forming enterprise as Maltsovsky Portland Cement, which is a leading manufacturer of building mixtures not only in Russia, but also in Europe.

Based on the map, you can confidently go on a trip by car or come to the Bryansk region to visit historical monuments and reserved places. Online maps will always help you find the right object and direction, which will help save time on the road.

Bryansk region is a region in the central part of Russia. A satellite map of the Bryansk region shows that the region borders on Ukraine, Belarus, Kaluga, Smolensk and Oryol regions. The area of ​​the region is 34,857 sq. km.

On the territory of the Bryansk region there are 27 municipal districts, 225 rural settlements, 6 urban districts and 31 urban settlement. Largest cities region - Bryansk (administrative center), Klintsy, Novozybkov, Dyatkovo and Unecha.

The economy of the region is based on metalworking, mechanical engineering, food industry, radio electronics and timber processing.

Reserve "Bryansk Forest"

Brief history of the Bryansk region

The territory of the modern Bryansk region became part of the Muscovite state in 1503. Since 1778, the territory has been part of the Oryol vicegerency. In 1920, the Bryansk province was formed.

In 1929, the province became part of the Western Region, which in 1937 was divided into Oryol and Smolensk region. In 1944, the Bryansk region was created by separating territories from the Oryol region.

Church of the Resurrection on Berezhka in the Bryansk region

Sights of the Bryansk region

On a detailed satellite map of the Bryansk region, you can see the main attraction of the region - the Bryansk forests, in which during the Great Patriotic War partisan detachments were active.

In the Bryansk region, it is worth seeing numerous religious sights: the Church of Catherine in Lyalichi, the Church of the Savior and the Sepulcher in Bryansk, the Old Nicholas Church in Starodub, the Holy Dormition Svensky Monastery in Suponevo, the Kamensky Spensky Monastery in Zabrama, the Church of the Resurrection on Berezhka and the Church of the Transfiguration in Tvorishchichi.

Church of Catherine in Lyalichi

Also in the Bryansk region it is worth seeing an archaeological monument - the ancient settlement of Vshchizh, the Church of the Trinity in Golubey, the Church of the Intercession in the village of Bytosh, Sapozhkov's villa in Vyunki, the estate of Rumyantsev-Zadunaisky in Velikaya Topali, the burial mound of Immortality in Bryansk and the abandoned Church of the Intercession in the Dunin-Borkovskaya estate in the village of Novaya Romanovka.

Note to the tourist

Gulrypsh - holiday destination for celebrities

Is on Black Sea coast Abkhazia is an urban-type settlement Gulrypsh, the appearance of which is closely connected with the name of the Russian philanthropist Nikolai Nikolaevich Smetsky. In 1989, due to the illness of his wife, they needed to change the climate. Case decided the case.

Satellite map of Bryansk region

Satellite map of the Bryansk region. You can view a satellite map of the Bryansk region in the following modes: a map of the Bryansk region with the names of objects, satellite map Bryansk region, geographic map Bryansk region.

Bryansk region- one of the central regions of Russia, which is located on the border with two states - Belarus and Ukraine. Administrative center region - the city of Bryansk. The largest regional cities are Novozybkov, Klintsy and Dyatkovo.

The pleasant temperate continental climate of the Bryansk region is characterized by cold winter months and warm summer months. The average annual temperature varies between +4.5...+6C. July is the warmest month of the year. Its average temperatures in the region are +18...+19 C. The coldest month is January, when the average readings on the thermometer reach -7...-9 C.
One of the main attractions of the region is Pokrovskaya Hill in Bryansk, on which the Kremlin with wooden walls has survived and still stands to this day.

Historical and architectural monuments you can see the ancient cities of the region. For example, in the city of Trubchevsk. Being in this village, you should definitely visit the Trinity Cathedral, Kamenitsa, Sretenskaya and Ilyinsky churches. This city is one of the most unique cities in Russia, because almost every building in it breathes history.

There are also protected areas in the Bryansk region. One of them is the Bryansk Forest, which is located on the banks of the Desna and Nerussa rivers. This reserve is unique in that its symbol is a black stork. This bird is very rare and can only be seen in the dense forest.

There is another one in the village of Red Horn interesting place. This is the literary museum of the writer Tolstoy, visiting which you can learn more about the work and life of this great man. www.russ-maps.ru