Bronnitsy

The Archangel Cathedral (1696–1704).

Bronnitsy (Russian: Бро́нницы) is a town in Moscow Oblast, Russia, located on the Moskva River 57 km southeast of Moscow. Population: 18,232 (2002 Census); 11,900 (1967).

Bronnitsy is known to have been existing since 1453 under the name of Bronichi. It was granted town status in 1781.

	Cities and towns in Moscow Oblast
	Administrative center: Moscow (administratively separate) Aprelevka \| Balashikha \| Bronnitsy \| Chernogolovka \| Chekhov \| Dedovsk \| Dmitrov \| Dolgoprudny \| Domodedovo \| Drezna \| Dubna \| Dzerzhinsky \| Elektrogorsk \| Elektrostal \| Elektrougli \| Fryazino \| Golitsyno \| Istra \| Ivanteyevka \| Kashira \| Khimki \| Khotkovo \| Klimovsk \| Klin \| Kolomna \| Korolyov \| Kotelniki \| Krasnoarmeysk \| Krasnogorsk \| Krasnozavodsk \| Krasnoznamensk \| Kubinka \| Kurovskoye \| Likino-Dulyovo \| Lobnya \| Losino-Petrovsky \| Lukhovitsy \| Lytkarino \| Lyubertsy \| Moskovsky \| Mytishchi \| Naro-Fominsk \| Noginsk \| Odintsovo \| Orekhovo-Zuyevo \| Ozherelye \| Ozyory \| Pavlovsky Posad \| Peresvet \| Podolsk \| Protvino \| Pushchino \| Pushkino \| Ramenskoye \| Reutov \| Roshal \| Ruza \| Shatura \| Shcherbinka \| Shchyolkovo \| Sergiyev Posad \| Serpukhov \| Skhodnya \| Solnechnogorsk \| Staraya Kupavna \| Stupino \| Taldom \| Troitsk \| Vereya \| Vidnoye \| Volokolamsk \| Voskresensk \| Vysokovsk \| Yakhroma \| Yegoryevsk \| Yubileyny \| Zaraysk \| Zheleznodorozhny \| Zhukovsky \| Zvenigorod