Stupino is one of many cities in the Moscow region. Forms an urban district. It used to be a village called Electric Locomotive. It was one of the closed cities of the Soviet Union. The area of the city is 35.5 km 2 . The population of Stupino (Moscow region) is 66075 people. Moscow is 99 km from the property. The population of Stupino changes little.
Stupino History
The first mention of Stupino dates back to 1507. There were lands of monasteries. Since 1511, the village is listed as the village of Stupino. Since 1934, the village was renamed the working village of Electric Locomotive. In 1938, the given city was given the status of a city, and the name was again changed to Stupino.
Administrative division
Stupino is divided into 8 districts and 3 microdistricts. All of them are subordinate to the city authorities. In 2017, Vera Nikolaevna Nazarova was appointed to the post of head of the city.
Economics and transport
Economics Stupino specializes in industrial production. There is a huge number of diverse enterprises involved in the production of various products.
Stupino is a train point. Electric trains follow through the station. They can easily get to Moscow.
Road transport is represented by the federal highway M4. Intracity transportation is carried out by taxi.
Education, Culture, Sports
There are 5 higher and secondary educational institutions in the city, of which 3 branches, 1 technical school and 1 college. Culture and sport are represented by the Museum of Local History, the House of Culture, the Palace of Culture, the ice palace, sports complexes, the Ostrovsky center and the youth education center.
sights
The main attractions of the city are church objects: churches, cathedrals, monasteries. There is also a monument to the victims of aviation and reconstruction of the war years.
Stupino population
The city was actively developing in the Soviet period. In addition, it is located near Moscow. All this, of course, left its mark on demographic indicators. The population of Stupino gradually increased until 1992. Gradually, the speed of this process slowed down. Then the recession began, which lasted until 2005, and then, after some correction, the population did not change anymore. So, in 1940 there were only 20,000 inhabitants, in 1989 - 74,476, in 2003 - 63,100, and in 2018 - 66,075 people. Such dynamics indicates the stability of the demographic situation in the city.
In 2017, the city of Stupino was on the 242nd place among the cities of the Russian Federation in terms of population.
All these data were submitted by the state statistics service and posted on the official website of Rosstat. Another source of data is EMISS.
Jobs at the Stupino Employment Center
The proximity to the Russian capital and the large number of working enterprises could not but have a positive effect on the situation with employment in the city of Stupino. However, it immediately draws attention to the fact that the city requires people with engineering specialties. Here, every engineer and techie will find a job to his taste. Moreover, salaries are quite decent by Russian standards. Not every Russian city can boast of such prices.
Minimum not less than 14,200 rubles., The most frequent - in the region of 20-25 thousand rubles. And the maximum - 50-80 thousand rubles. That is, you, of course, will not become millionaires, but for ordinary life it’s not bad. But problems with finding a job may be for those who have a different, non-engineering, labor focus. Firstly, other vacancies are significantly lower than salaries, and secondly, they are much less common, which means that there may be a competition for a place.
Conclusion
Thus, Stupino is a small town near Moscow with a developed industry. The population of the city, judging by the dynamics of its size, is not very eager to leave. Perhaps someone goes to work in Moscow. But in the city itself there are many good jobs. We can say that Stupino is a city of techies. And this is not surprising, because before he was generally a working village.
The population of Stupino in recent years is quite stable. In Soviet times, it grew steadily. Now there are no prerequisites to assume a sharp deterioration in the demographic situation in the city. This can happen only with a strong economic crisis throughout the country. In any case, the population will have the opportunity to work in Moscow or move there in case of emergency.