Dvoyezyory
Village in Vladimir Oblast, Russia
Dvoyezyory Двоезёры | |
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Village | |
55°12′N 41°22′E / 55.200°N 41.367°E / 55.200; 41.367[1] | |
| Country | Russia |
| Region | Vladimir Oblast |
| District | Melenkovsky District |
| Time zone | UTC+3:00 |
Dvoyezyory (Russian: Двоезёры) is a rural locality (a village) in Ilkinskoye Rural Settlement, Melenkovsky District, Vladimir Oblast, Russia. The population was 30 as of 2010.[2]
Geography
Dvoyezyory is located 25 km southwest of Melenki (the district's administrative centre) by road. Ramen is the nearest rural locality.[3]
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Rural localities in Melenkovsky District
- Adino
- Alexandrino
- Amosovo
- Anokhino
- Arkhangel
- Barsuki
- Bolshaya Sala
- Bolshoy Priklon
- Bolshoy Sanchur
- Boytsevo
- Butylitsy
- Chabyshevo
- Chernichenka
- Danilovo
- Denyatino
- Derevnishchi
- Dmitriyevo
- Dmitriyevy Gory
- Dobryatino
- Domnino
- Dubrovka
- Dubtsy
- Durasovo
- Dvoyezyory
- Dvoynovo
- Fursovo
- Gorodishchi
- Gorokhovo
- Grigorovo
- Ilkino
- Ivatino
- Kamenka
- Kaznevo
- Kesovo
- Kholkovo
- Kholkovsky
- Kochetki
- Kochetki
- Kondakovo
- Kononovo
- Kopnino
- Korikovo
- Korovino
- Krasnovo
- Krutaya
- Kruttsy
- Kudrino
- Kulaki
- Kuzmino
- Lekhtovo
- Levenda
- Levino
- Luzhi
- Luzhki
- Lyakhi
- Maly Priklon
- Maly Sanchur
- Maximovka
- Maximovo
- Milna
- Muralyovo
- Muratovo
- Novenkaya
- Novo-Barsukovo
- Novonikolayevskoye
- Okshovo
- Orlovka
- Osinki
- Ozornovo
- Panovo
- Panovsky
- Papulino
- Pichugino
- Priklon
- Prosenitsy
- Prudnya
- Ramen
- Ratnovo
- Repino
- Rozhdestveno
- Savkovo
- Selino
- Shokhino
- Sinzhany
- Skripino
- Slavtsevo
- Sofronovo
- Sokolye
- Sovetsky
- Starinki
- Stepankovo
- Timoshino
- Tolstikovo
- Turgenevo
- Ulanovka
- Urvanovo
- Uryusevo
- Usad
- Vasilyevsky
- Venedeyevka
- Verkhounzha
- Verkhozerye
- Vichkino
- Vologdino
- Voynovo
- Voyutino
- Vypolzovo
- Vysokovo
- Yelino
- Yuzhny
- Zimnitsy
- Zlobino
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