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Russia
Russia or the Russian Federation is a country located in northern Eurasia, which is the largest country in the world and covers large areas of Europe and Asia, so this is considered a transcontinental country, and the Russian Federation consists of 82 federal entities, and according to the Russian Constitution, the Russian Federation is a federal state with a system of government Almost presidential, in which the head of the republic is the head of state, and the prime minister is the head of government, which is a representative multi-party democratic state, and it is the ninth country in the world in terms of population and its population of Russian origin is estimated at 81%.
The capital of Russia
Moscow is the capital of Russia and the largest city in terms of its population and entities, and it is an important political, economic, cultural, religious and educational center in Russia, and it is a global city because it is witnessing significant growth and development in various fields.
Information about Moscow
the climate
Moscow is characterized by its humid continental climate with wet and warm summers, long cold winters, and high temperatures in June, July, and August where the temperature reaches about 23 degrees Celsius, and the largest temperature was recorded in August 1920 AD, where it reached a degree The temperature reached 36.8 ° C, while the lowest temperature was recorded in January 1940 as it was 42.2 ° C below zero.
Location and space
The city of Moscow is located in the European part of Russia between the Volga and Oki rivers, and is punctuated by dozens of small rivers such as: Persenia, Khimki and Niglinia, and an area of about 2511 square kilometers, and is surrounded by a circular road that includes nearly a third of its current area.
Gardens and parks
The city contains 96 parks and 18 cities, and has about 450 square kilometers of green areas and 100 square kilometers of forests, and the central park of culture and rest is one of its most important parks, as is the Izmailovsky Park, the Losny or Struff National Park, and the Botanical Garden of the Academies of Science founded in In 1945 AD it is the largest park in Europe.
Milestones
The Red Square is one of the most prominent landmarks of Moscow, as it includes the Revolution Museum, the Historical Museum and the Gome Market, which is a collection of nobles’ palaces, and also its features: the Vasily Blagneva Temple and the Nikolskaya Street for pedestrians. eighteen.
The timing
Moscow time is used as a reference for timing in most regions of Western Russia, and its timing applies to Saint Petersburg and the Republic of Crimea, and the transition to permanent winter time in the month of October 2014 AD, and before that Russia was tracking summer time that advances one hour in addition to the official Moscow time.
Surnames
The city was called a variety of pseudonyms, and most of these names or titles denote the important place that the city has enjoyed, and these titles include the following: Third Rome, White Rock, First Throne, and forty forty.
Religions
Christianity is the religion spread in the city, and Moscow is considered the capital of Russia for the Orthodox Christianity, which was the religion of the traditional and traditional state, and other religions in Moscow are Islam, as the Muslim population of the city is estimated at 1.5 million Muslims, and it contains Judaism, Protestants, and ancient believers.
Population
According to the census studies of June 1, 2010, the city had a population of 10,562,098 people.
