Alabino

Alabino (Russian: Алабино) is a rural locality in the Moscow Oblast of Russia.[2] With a population of over 600 people, it is part of the urban settlement of Selyatino.[3] Until 2006, Alabino was part of the Petrovsky Rural District.[4]

Alabino

Алабино
Village
The Kiyevsky suburban railway line in Alabino
Alabino
Alabino
Coordinates: 55°31′30″N 37°00′05″E
CountryRussia
RegionMoscow Oblast
DistrictNaro-Fominsky District
MunicipalitySelyatino
Population
 (2010)
 • Total651[1]
Time zoneUTC+3:00 (MSK)

The town hosts a proving ground of the Russian Ground Forces, utilizing it during rehearsals in late March towards 17-18 April every year for the Moscow Victory Day Parade, where in the parade is being tuned up for the main performance on Victory Day (9 May). The training field is also a site of many training exercises involving the Ground Forces. One of the main attractions in the town is the Petrovskoye-Alabino, a ruined country house which was considered to be "one of the most splendid of Moscow's country estates".[5] The village's main form of transport has been provided since the early 20th century by the Kiyevsky suburban railway line which stops in the village to pick citizens at the train station.[6]

  • A tank during a rehearsal in Alabino
  • Senior officers of the armed forces inspect the Moscow Garrison in Alabino.
  • A vehicle of the 2nd Guards Motorized Rifle Division at a tank biathlon in Alabino.
  • Russian Special Operations Forces meeting with officers of the Russian Ground Forces at the training ground in Alabino, 21 December 2017
  • The northwest facade of Petrovskoye-Alabino, 2011.

References
  1. "Деревня Алабино на онлайн карте России. Карта деревни Алабино Наро-Фоминского района с улицами и домами на спутниковой карте Московской области". kartarf.ru.
  2. "Алабино на карте Московской области". moskva-obl.ru.
  3. "Карта Алабино | Московская область". moskva-map.ru.
  4. "ЗАКОН МОСКОВСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ от 28 February 2005 N 72/2005-ОЗ "О СТАТУСЕ И ГРАНИЦАХ НАРО-ФОМИНСКОГО МУНИЦИПАЛЬНОГО РАЙОНА И ВНОВЬ ОБРАЗОВАННЫХ В ЕГО СОСТАВЕ МУНИЦИПАЛЬНЫХ ОБРАЗОВАНИЙ" (принят постановлением Мособлдумы от 9 February 2005 N 12/128-П)". mosobl.elcode.ru.
  5. Murrell, Kathleen Berton (2001). Discovering the Moscow Countryside. I.B.Tauris. p. 44. ISBN 978-1-86064-673-7.
  6. "Киевское направление" (in Russian). tutu.ru. Retrieved 9 June 2019.
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