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Kryukovo District on Moscow Map
Kryukovo (Russian: Крю́ково) is a district of Moscow within Zelenograd Administrative Okrug. It was formerly a village in Solnechnogorsky District of Moscow Oblast. Population: 73,481 (2002 Census).
The main railway station in Zelenograd is also called Kryukovo.
Kryukovo was where German forces came the closest to Moscow (41 km) during World War II. Now several monuments are located in Kryukovo and in the surrounding area.
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Administrative divisions of Moscow |
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| Zelenograd |
Kryukovo · Matushkino-Savyolki District · Panfilovsky District
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| Northern Administrative Okrug |
Aeroport District · Begovoy District · Beskudnikovsky District · Dmitrovsky · Golovinsky District · Khoroshevsky District · Khovrino District · Koptevo · Levoberezhny · Molzhaninovsky District · Savyolovsky District · Sokol District · Timiryazevsky District · Vostochnoye Degunino District · Voykovsky District · Zapadnoye Degunino District |
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| North-Eastern Administrative Okrug |
Alexeyevsky · Altufyevsky District · Babushkinsky · Bibirevo District · Butyrsky District · Lianozovo District · Losinoostrovsky District · Marfino District · Maryina Roshcha · Ostankinsky District · Otradnoye District · Rostokino District · Severnoye Medvedkovo District · Severny · Sviblovo District · Yaroslavsky · Yuzhnoye Medvedkovo District |
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| North-Western Administrative Okrug |
Khoroshevo-Mnevniki District · Kurkino District · Mitino District · Pokrovskoye-StreshnevoDistrict · Severnoye Tushino District · Shchukino District · Strogino · Yuzhnoye Tushino District |
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| Central Administrative Okrug |
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