Kaluga Region
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Enlarged map of Kaluga Region
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Google map of Kaluga
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I-Park is situated in the very heart of Russia in the most developed industrial region of Kaluga. Closest neighbors of the region are Ukraine to the south, Belorussia and Baltic states to the west. Kaluga’s eastern gateway opens to the great opportunities of the whole Russian market.
Main Figures Land plot A: ca. 135 ha (1st phase)
Land plot B: 616 ha (extension)
Total building area: up to 2 000 000 m2
Estimated number of enterprises: over 20
Estimated number of new job places: up to 3000
Estimated amount of construction investment: 700 million Euros (1st stage) | Kaluga region:- 180 km south-west from Moscow.
- Total area -29,9 thousand km2
- Regional capital – the city of Kaluga.
Population- Kaluga region – 1014 thousand residents schools
- Kaluga city – 345 thousand people
- Vorotynsk – 13 thousand people
Education- 16 public and 12 non-governmental higher
- 30 professional technical schools
- 73 training centers
Highly developed telecommunication systemPopulation of the neighbouring regions: Moscow city and region - over 20 million people
Tula – 1, 6 million people
Briansk - 1, 3 million people
Smolensk - 1 million people | Main roads:- Motorway M3 – Moscow – Kiev
- Motorways: Moscow – Brest, Kaluga-Roslavl,Kaluga-Orel
- Railway connection with Moscow, St.-Petersburg,Ukraine, ByeloRussia and Baltic countries
- Nearest railway station at Vorotynsk – 2 km
- Airport "Kaluga"/ Grabtsevo
Distances from the site: - Moscow – 180 km
- Vorotynsk – 3 km
- Kaluga – 20 km
- The site of Volkswagen – 55 km
- The site of Volvo Trucks – 35 km
- The site of Peugeot & Citroen – 5 km
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