The official date of formation of the Perm Territory is December 1, 2005. On this day, the unification of the Perm region and the Komi-Permyak district took place. The capital of the region is the city of Perm. A large industrial, transport and cultural center with a population of just over one million. Other administrative centers of the region: Ocher, Kueda, Tchaikovsky, Nytva, Kungur, Solikamsk, Kudymkar are indicated on the detailed map with districts.

Transport and logistics of the Perm region on the map of Russia

Railroad, air and highway routes intersect in the region. The territory passes through:

• federal highway Moscow-Perm-Ekaterinburg (marking E-22);
• railway (Trans-Siberian Railway);
• Every day 6-8 flights depart to Moscow (a new terminal at Bolshoye Savino Airport has been built).

Nature and sights

Most of the region is located on the Russian Plain, but in the northeast there are spurs of the Northern and Middle Urals. The highest point, the Tulym Stone, rises 1496 m above sea level. The large reserves Basegi and Vishersky are engaged in the study of nature in the north of the region. The main water artery is the Kama River. It is fed by more than 20,000 rivers and streams. On the satellite map you can even see small rivers, for example, the Zhigolan, whose length from source to mouth is 8 km. Above the city of Tchaikovsky stretches the Votkinsk reservoir, with an area of ​​1,120 km2, it was formed by the Votkinsk hydroelectric power station.

There are many caves in the karst rocks of the Urals. The most famous of them: Kungurskaya, Kizelovskaya, Geologov, Rossiyskaya, Ordinskaya.

Just 40 km from Perm is the open-air ethnographic museum “Khokhlovka”. Interesting exhibits telling about the life of Russians and Komi-Permyaks in the past are collected here.

Satellite map of the Perm region

Map of the Perm region from satellite. You can view the satellite map of the Perm region in the following modes: map of the Perm region with names of objects, satellite map of the Perm region, geographic map of the Perm region.

Perm region, or as it is called the Perm Territory, is one of the regions included in the Volga District. The Perm region was formed in 2005 and is located between Asia and Europe. The administrative city of the Perm region is the city of Perm. The main river of the region is the Kama, which is the largest tributary of the Volga.

The Perm region is dominated by a continental temperate climate. Winter is very long, with low temperatures. The average thermometer in January in the region is -15...-18C. The lowest temperature that was recorded in the region is -53 C. Summer is warm and moderate, with average temperatures +15...+18 C. Sometimes the heat is recorded, up to +38C. The weather in the Perm region is characterized by natural phenomena such as thunderstorms, fogs and snowstorms.

One of the most famous attractions in the region is the art gallery in Perm, where you can see one of the richest collections of wooden sculptures. Moreover, this gallery also houses one of the largest collections of icons.
A unique natural attraction is located near Perm. This is the only architectural and ethnographic reserve "Khokhlovka" in the Ural region, which contains ancient buildings from the 17th to 19th centuries. In the summer, the museum hosts festivals, concerts and various open-air folklore celebrations.

A very interesting city in the Perm region is the city of Kungur, founded in the mid-17th century. It is famous for its ice Kungur cave. This is the only cave in Russia that is open for tours. In total, there are more than 70 architectural and historical monuments in Kungur. www.russ-maps.ru

On the page there is an interactive map of Perm from a satellite. Find out more on Yandex search. Below is a satellite map of the city and the Perm region - search from Google Maps in real time.

Satellite map of Perm - Russia

Interesting places and attractions - address

select: Bus station Railway station Perm 2 Airport "Tower of Death" "Zero Kilometer" Aquaterrarium Museum "Khokhlovka" Armored boat M. Gorky Park of Culture and Leisure Gribushin House House-Museum of V. Kamensky House-Museum of N.G. Slavyanov Monument to Admiral Senyavin Museum of History communications Museum of Perm Antiquities Monument to the Plumber Monument to the Heroes of the Civil War Monument to the Traffic Light Monument to St. Nicholas the Wonderworker "Eiffel Tower" Cathedral Mosque Zoo Museum of Local Lore Planetarium Rock Garden Holy Trinity-Stephen Monastery Sludskaya Church Cathedral of Peter and Paul Church of the Annunciation Church of the Ascension Church Church of Icons Mother of God Kazan Church of Hope Museum of Perm Antiquities Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church of St. Prince Vladimir

An opportunity to find out on the satellite map of Perm exactly how the buildings are located on the streets - Stakhanovskaya and Speshilova. Also see the entire territory of the Perm region, Mira and Lodygina streets, squares and alleys, districts.

The online satellite map of Perm presented here will help you find the address of any house in real time. Where exactly do the streets begin? Popov and Lenin. Using the Google search service, you will certainly find your street in the city. We advise you to change the scale of the diagram +/- and move its center in the desired direction, for example, to determine the streets of Perm - Ordzhonikidze and Sviyazeva.

Squares and shops, buildings and alleys, squares and houses, Pushkin and Kuibyshev streets. The page contains detailed information and locations of all city facilities. To quickly find the required house number on a map of the city and the entire Perm region of Russia.

A detailed satellite map of the city is provided by Google Maps.

Coordinates - 58.0022,56.2405

The Perm region is located in the Volga Federal District. It borders with Bashkortostan, Udmurtia, the Komi Republic, Sverdlovsk region, Kirov region. The territory of the region is located in the east of the East European Plain, this is the western slope of the Northern and Middle Urals. Thus, 99.8% of Permian lands are in Europe, and only 0.2% are in Asia. The highest point is 1496 m. - Tulymsky Kamen. The length of the territory of the region from north to south is 645 km and from east to west - 417.5 km.

Detailed map of the Perm region

Online map of the Perm region

This map allows you to explore the region and individual cities in various viewing modes. To study the map in detail, you need to enlarge it:

The climate of the region is temperate continental; winters are long with high rainfall and an average temperature of minus 18 degrees. But in the northern part of the region the maximum temperature reached minus 53 degrees. Summer is short, warm, with sufficient rainfall. The largest river is the Kama - 1805 km long, followed by Chusovaya - 529 km, Sylva - 495 km, then Kolva, Vishera, Yaiva and several small rivers.
Formed through the merger of the Perm region with the Komi-Permyak Autonomous Okrug on December 1, 2005. The population of the region at the beginning of 2013 was 2,634,461 people.
Gas, oil, coal, mineral salts, brown iron ores, diamonds, gold, chromite ores (the only deposit in Russia), limestone, peat, facing, semi-precious and precious stones are mined here.
The territory of the region is 71% covered with forests; mainly fir and spruce grow. Deciduous forests are found only in the south. There are two reserves in the region - Vyshersky and Basegi.
In industrial terms, this is a developed region, the most powerful industries are oil, petrochemical, chemical, non-ferrous and ferrous metallurgy, and the timber industry.
Among the attractions are two monasteries: Belogorsky and Holy Trinity Stephen, the churches of Slutskaya, Fedosievskaya, the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, the Church of the Transfiguration in Kungur, the Temple of St. George the Victorious in Tchaikovsky, the Perm Cathedral Mosque. There are 11 historical and local history museums in the region, a library network and cultural centers. There are theaters not only in Perm, but also in Kudymkar - the former capital of the Komi-Permyak Autonomous Okrug.