The city is named after the Moskva river. The origin of the name is unknown.
Moscow is simply the translation into English from Russian. The actual word in Russian is Москва, (Moskva). It is the name of the current capitol and largest city, and also the Область (Oblast') where the capitol is situated. An Область (Oblast') is an administrative section, similar to a State, or Commonwealth in the USA. The name comes from the Moscow river, on which the city is situated. Some theorize that the actual word Moscow (Москва) generated from the old finnish language in the 1100's, but this has yet to be proven.
There are several towns named Moscow across the world, with the most notable being Moscow, the capital city of Russia. In the United States, there are at least four towns named Moscow, located in Idaho, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Texas. Additionally, there are other places named Moscow in countries like Canada and Australia. Overall, the exact number varies, but there are multiple instances of towns named Moscow globally.
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- Moscow, Canada - Moscow, Russia - Moscow, United Kingdom There are 18 cities known as Moscow in the United States: - Moscow, Idaho - Moscow, North Dakota - Moscow, Kansas - Moscow, Texas - Moscow, Arkansas - Moscow, Iowa - Moscow, Minnesota - Moscow, Wisconsin - Moscow, Michigan - Moscow, Indiana - Moscow, Ohio - Moscow, Kentucky - Moscow, Tennessee - Moscow, Mississippi - Moscow, Virginia - Moscow, Maryland - Moscow, Pennsylvania - Moscow, Maine
If you mean Moscow, then it has no president. Moscow is a Russian city and the president of Russia is named Dmitry Medvedev.
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Yes there is a river name moskva in moscow russia.
No, Moscow was not named after the Mongols. The city is believed to be named after the Moskva River, which flows through it. The name "Moscow" likely derives from a Slavic word related to the river's name, and the city's founding predates significant Mongol influence in the region. The Mongol Empire did have a profound impact on Russia during the 13th to 15th centuries, but it did not influence the origin of the city's name.
The mascot of the 1980 Moscow Olympics was a bear named Misha.
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St. Petersburg
It's named for the Moskva River, which flows through the city.