Tomilino
Tomilino (Russian Томилино ) is an urban-type settlement in Moscow Oblast with a population of 30,605 (as of October 14, 2010 ).
Geography
The settlement is located about 25 kilometers southeast of Moscow on the Pechorka, a small left-hand tributary of the Moskva River.
Tomilino belongs to Rajon Ljuberzy whose administrative center Ljuberzy immediately northwest connects to the settlement. The settlement Tomilino are subject to the villages Chlystowo, Jegorowo, Kirillovka, Mirny, Schilino -1, Schilino -2, Tokarjowo, Tschassownja and Tschkalowo.
History
In the 19th century, the region of today's settlement of Prince Obolensky family belonged. In the 1880s, here was a country house estate. As a founding year is 1894, when here the well-known trade contractor Tomilin had built a house, after which the settlement was named in a row.
After the Second World War, the German generals Friedrich Paulus, Vincenz Müller and Arno von Lenski were held captive in a dacha in Tomilino temporarily.
After 1945, industry was the place settled; In 1961, he finally received the status of an urban-type settlement.
Demographics
Note: Census data
Culture and sights
In belonging to Tomilino village Schilowo the Assumption Church ( церковь Успения Пресвятой Богородицы / Tserkov Uspenija Preswjatoi Bogoroditsy ) is obtained from the 18th century.
In the settlement itself contains the Chapel of the Icon of Our Lady of Vladimir; at the train station is a Pushkin monument.
Economy and infrastructure
In and around Tomilino is a set of research and production operations, particularly from the air and space industry. These include NPP Zvezda, a manufacturer of aircraft and aerospace life support systems, the Moscow helicopter plant " M. L. Mil ", a work for diamond tools ( TOMAL ) and a 1958 based framework for electronic devices ( TSPP ). There are also companies in the textile and food industries.
The settlement is located on the railway line Moscow - Ryazan ( kilometer 25; suburban traffic of Moscow's Kazansky railway station).
The M5 highway Moscow - Ryazan Samara Chelyabinsk leads southwest past Tomilino.
Sons and daughters of the town
- Anna Konkina ( b. 1947 ), cyclist