Jewish Autonomous Region on the map of Russia. Detailed map of the Jewish Autonomous Region with settlements. Main roads of the Jewish Autonomous Region

Map of Birobidzhan from satellite. Explore the satellite map of Birobidzhan online in real time. A detailed map of Birobidzhan was created based on satellite images high resolution. As close as possible, the satellite map of Birobidzhan allows you to study in detail the streets, individual houses and attractions of Birobidzhan. The map of Birobidzhan from the satellite easily switches to regular card(scheme).

According to its territorial location, a city like Birobidzhan belongs to the Far East Russian Federation. The city received its name Birobidzhan thanks to the Bira River, on the banks of which the city itself stands. However, at the time of its foundation, the city of Birobidzhan, in fact, was not a city at all, it was a village with a Tikhonkaya railway station. And only in 1937 the village received the status of a city and its modern name.

The city is in order large population, consisting of seventy and a half thousand people. However, it must be said that there is a job for every resident in Birobidzhan, since the city has a fairly developed infrastructure. One of the most developed industries here is considered to be light industry, which is carried out by such enterprises as Diamant OJSC, the Victoria factory, and the Nadezhda clothing factory.

It is also necessary to note such a plant as Dalselkhozmash, which reflects the developed mechanical engineering industry of the city. In addition to all of the above, the city also has factories such as Kambiy, Elegant, Beteavon Pasta Factory, Birobidzhan-Moloko State Enterprise and many other enterprises.

The city of Birobidzhan is also famous for its furniture factory “Foma”, the products of which can be found anywhere in Russia. Thanks to such a rich infrastructure, Birobidzhan is generally considered an industrial city that provides work not only for its residents, but also for residents of nearby cities and towns.

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Jewish Autonomous Region - Wikipedia: Date of formation of the Jewish Autonomous Region:
May 7, 1934 Population of the Jewish Autonomous Region:
166,140 people 426
Telephone code of the Jewish Autonomous Region: Area of ​​the Jewish Autonomous Region:
36,000 km² 79

Vehicle code of the Jewish Autonomous Region:

Districts of the Jewish Autonomous Region:

Birobidzhansky, Leninsky, Obluchensky, Oktyabrsky, Smidovichsky.

Cities of the Jewish Autonomous Region: Obluchye city

founded in 1911. The population of the city is 8742 people. Jewish Autonomous Region - a region in the southern part of the Russian Far East, the administrative center of which is.

Birobidzhan Compared to other cities and regions of the Far East, the climate in the Jewish Autonomous Region is the most favorable. Climate of the Jewish Autonomous Region - with cold winter without large quantity

snow and warm, humid summers. The average temperature in summer is +20 C, and in winter - -24 C Most interesting places museums to visit Jewish Autonomous Region . The main one is the local history museum, which contains a collection on Jewish education administrative unit. You should definitely visit the Museum of Modern

visual arts, where you can see the works of talented artists from the Far East. Natural monuments are also a great asset of the region, especially the caves: Glubokaya, Spartak, Stary Medved, etc. Sights of the Jewish Autonomous Region: named after Sholom Aleichem, Menorah Fountain in Birobidzhan, Natural Monument "Stone Monk", Arboretum Park in Birobidzhan, Chapel of All Saints in Birobidzhan, Museum of Contemporary Art of the Jewish Autonomous Region, Church of St. Nicholas in Birobidzhan, Annunciation Cathedral Birobidzhan, Square of Friendship of the Peoples of Russia and China.

This page presents a high quality map of the Jewish Autonomous Region. On interactive map Cities, towns, railway stations and roads are marked. With its help, you can plot a route and calculate the distance to any point.

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List of districts of the Jewish Autonomous Region

Cities and towns

The Jewish Autonomous Region is one of the most unusual parts of the Russian Federation, which is located in the Far East and is part of the Far Eastern federal district. Consists of five districts. Currently, 176,567 people live here. The area of ​​the Jewish Autonomous Region is 36,266 square meters. km. Has stable transport links, including road and railways. There is also an airport in the region.

The Jewish Autonomous Region is considered the most important agricultural region in the Far Eastern part of the Russian Federation. In addition, the mining industry is actively developing here.

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The subject that is part of the Federal Far Eastern District is called the Jewish Autonomous Region. The main city is Birobidzhan. The region was formed at the beginning of the last century. Its border runs along the Amur River near China. On the eastern side is the Khabarovsk Territory. The local population is 171,000 people. The map of the Jewish Autonomous Region has a lot of interesting data, be sure to check it out.

The terrain is mostly flat and mountainous. It belongs to the favorable corners of the Far East. The climate is moderate monsoon. Cold winter. Snow rarely falls. Summer is humid and hot.

The wealth of the region is forest lands, fertile, ecologically clean lands, minerals, rivers with clean, clear water. Find useful information on detailed map EAO, it contains accurate confirmed data. Administratively, the region is divided into several districts.

There are evangelical religious organizations. The synagogue was recently opened. It is built according to all the canons of Judaism.

Sights: nature reserves, Volochaevskaya Sopka, memorials, museums, exhibition halls, ancient monuments and so on.