Moscow River

The Moscow River is a major waterway in western Russia that flows through the city of Moscow and nearby regions. It stretches about 500 kilometers (310 miles) and serves as an important source of fresh water, transportation route, and recreational area. Originating in the Tula Region, it meanders through forests, rural areas, and urban landscapes before joining the Oka River. The river has historical significance for trade and settlement development around Moscow. Today, it is valued for its natural beauty, ecological importance, and urban amenities, playing a key role in the city’s environment and infrastructure.