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Moskva

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Moskva

Russian name for Moscow, the capital of the Russian Federation.

Moskva

River in the Moscow and Smolensk oblasti (regions) of the Russian Federation; length 502 km/312 mi, with a drainage basin of 17,600 sq km/6,795 mi. The Moskva rises in the west Moscow uplands; it supplies much of Moscow's water, and is linked with the Volga by the Moscow Canal, below which it is navigable. Its flow is regulated by a series of reservoirs and dams. The river is frozen from November to April; however, within the boundary of Moscow itself it freezes less frequently due to the presence of warm domestic and industrial effluents.

Moskva

Russian name for Moscow oblast (region) in the western Russian Federation



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The ground to the right- along the course of the Kolocha and Moskva rivers- was broken and hilly.
 
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