Domodedovo

Domodedovo is a town in Moscow Oblast, Russia, situated in the southeastern part of the oblast, about 37 kilometers southeast of Moscow by road. It is the administrative center of Domodedovsky District and is part of the Moscow metropolitan area.

The local economy is dominated by transportation, services, and logistics, with Domodedovo International Airport serving as a major regional and international gateway. The airport handles a large share of passenger traffic for the Moscow region and provides employment and business activity in the town.

Domodedovo is connected to Moscow and other cities by rail and road. A rail link provides service to central Moscow, and the airport is linked to the city by express transport and extensive road networks.

The area has historical roots dating to earlier centuries, but the town grew substantially in the 20th century with the expansion of Moscow's transportation network and the establishment of the airport. It received town status during the Soviet era.

As of the latest available figures, the population is on the order of 90,000 to 100,000 residents.

In addition to the airport, Domodedovo hosts cultural and educational institutions serving its suburban community, and serves as a logistics hub for the surrounding region.