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Geography of Bologovsky District

Location, climate, flora and fauna

2,281

km² area

329

km to Moscow

319

km to St. Petersburg

222

m highest point

Municipal formation "Bologovsky District" is located in the North-West of the Tver Region, between two Russian capitals: 329 kilometers from Moscow and 319 kilometers from St. Petersburg.

The surface is predominantly hilly, covered with coniferous and mixed forests. The highest point is 222 meters above sea level. The climate is temperate continental. In the district there are 216 lakes, 40% are forests, 7% are swamps.

About 200 species of mammals (brown bear, elk, wild boar, wolf, fox, hare, lynx, marten and others), about 240 species of birds (capercaillie, black grouse, hazel grouse, owl, cuckoo and others), in lakes � a variety of fish species.

🌊 Main rivers

Msta
Berezaika

🏞️ Largest lakes

Kaftino � 32.4 km²
Piros � 30.9 km²

🌲 The district is rich in natural resources and is an important transport hub between Moscow and St. Petersburg

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