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Leninskiy Distr., Moscow Region City Delivery city Tariffs Delivery time Moscow Ababurovo (Leninskiy distr., Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Abakan (Khakasiya region) 854 2 Moscow Abaza (Khakasiya region) 1461 6 Moscow Abbakumovo (Moscow region) 619 6 Moscow Abdreevo (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Abdulovo (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Abinsk (Krasnodar region) 729 5 Moscow Abramovka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Abramtsevo (Balashikhinsky distr., Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Abrau-Dyurso (Krasnodar region) 729 1 Moscow Achinsk (Krasnoyarsk region) 1461 3 Moscow Achkasovo (Voskresenskiy distr., Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Adler (Krasnodar region) 729 6 Moscow Adoevshchina (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Aeroport (Tomsk region) 798 2 Moscow Afipskiy (Krasnodar region) 729 1 Moscow Ageevka (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Agidel (Bashkiriya region) 1351 3 Moscow Agoy (Krasnodar region) 729 3 Moscow Agrogorodok (Balashikhinsky distr., Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Agryz (Tatarstan region) 1351 6 Moscow Akademgorodok (Novosibirsk region) 798 1 Moscow Akhmetley (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Akhtanizovskaya (Krasnodar region) 729 3 Moscow Aksakovo (Mytischi distr., Moscow region) 619 3 Moscow Aksaur (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Aksay (Rostov-on-Don region) 729 2 Moscow Akshaut (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Akulovo (Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Alabushevo (Moscow region) 619 3 Moscow Alakaevka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Alapaevsk (Sverdlovskiy region) 1351 5 Moscow Aleksandrov (Vladimir region) 1226 5 Moscow Aleksandrovka (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Aleksandrovka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Aleksandrovskiy (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Alekseevka (Belgorod region) 1226 4 Moscow Alekseevka (Kinel, Samara region) 1351 1 Moscow Alekseevka (Bashkiriya region) 798 4 Moscow Aleksin (Tula region) 1226 4 Moscow Aleshkino (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Aleksandrovka (Zelenograd, Moscow) 619 4 Moscow Aleksandrovskaya (Kurortnyi distr., Saint-Petersburg) 647 5 Moscow Alexandrovskaya (Pushkinskiy distr., Saint-Petersburg) 647 1 Moscow Aleysk (Altayskiy region) 1351 6 Moscow Allagulovo (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Almetyevsk (Tatarstan region) 729 3 Moscow Alshan (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Alshanskie Vyselki (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Alyanoe (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Ananevka (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Ananino (Vologda region) 647 1 Moscow Anapa (Krasnodar region) 729 2 Moscow Anastasyevskaya (Krasnodar region) 729 2 Moscow Andreevka (Solnechnogorsk distr., Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Andreevka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Andjievskiy (Stavropol region) 798 2 Moscow Angarsk (Irkutsk region) 854 2 Moscow Angarsk - 04 (Irkutsk region) 854 2 Moscow Angarsk - 05 (Irkutsk region) 854 2 Moscow Aniva (Sakhalinskiy region) 909 4 Moscow Anna (Voronezh region) 1226 5 Moscow Annenkovo (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Anopino (Vladimir region) 647 3 Moscow Antipino (Tyumen region) 798 1 Moscow Anzhero-Sudzhensk (Kemerovo region) 1461 6 Moscow Aparinki (Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Aprelevka (Naro-Fominsk distr., Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Apsheronsk (Krasnodar region) 1351 2 Moscow Aramil (Sverdlovskiy region) 798 1 Moscow Arapovka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Arbuzovka (Ulyanovsk region) 729 5 Moscow Argash (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Argayash (Chelyabinsk region) 798 2 Moscow Argunovo (Voskresenskiy distr., Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Aristovka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Arkaul (Bashkiriya region) 798 5 Moscow Arkhangelsk (Arkhangelsk region) 798 1 Moscow Arkhangelskoe (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Arkhangelskoe (Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Armavir (Krasnodar region) 729 2 Moscow Arseneva (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Arsk (Tatarstan region) 729 4 Moscow Artem (Primorskiy region) 909 4 Moscow Artemovskiy (Sverdlovskiy region) 1351 5 Moscow Artyushkino (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Arzamas (Nizhniy Novgorod region) 1351 3 Moscow Asbest (Sverdlovskiy region) 1351 3 Moscow Asha (Chelyabinsk region) 1351 6 Moscow Ascherino (Moscow region) 619 3 Moscow Askiz (Khakasiya region) 1461 6 Moscow Astradamovka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Astrakhan (Astrakhan region) 798 1 Moscow Astretsovo (Dmitrovsky distr., Moscow region) 1226 3 Moscow Aviatorov (Balashikhinsky distr., Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Avtopoligon (Moscow region) 1226 3 Moscow Azarovka (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Aznakaevo (Tatarstan region) 729 5 Moscow Azov (Rostov-on-Don region) 729 2 Moscow Ba Shkovka (Orel region) 647 5 Moscow Babynino (Kaluga region) 647 4 Moscow Baevka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bagrationovsk (Kaliningrad region) 1351 2 Moscow Bakino (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Baklanovo (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Baklashi (Irkutsk region) 854 7 Moscow Baklushi (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Baksan (Kabardino-Balkariya region) 1351 2 Moscow Balabanovo (Kaluga region) 647 1 Moscow Balakhna (Nizhniy Novgorod region) 729 2 Moscow Balakovo (Saratov region) 1351 2 Moscow Balashikha (Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Balashikhinskiy (Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Baltiysk (Kaliningrad region) 1351 2 Moscow Baranovka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Barataevka (Ulyanovsk region) 729 1 Moscow Barnaul (Altayskiy region) 798 1 Moscow Barsovo (Khanty-Mansiysk region) 854 6 Moscow Barvikha (Moscow region) 619 7 Moscow Barysh (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Baryshskaya Sloboda (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bataysk (Rostov-on-Don region) 729 2 Moscow Baydulino (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bazarnyy Syzgan (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bazarnyy Uren (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Begoulevo (Yaroslavl region) 647 1 Moscow Beketovka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Beklemishevo (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 3 Moscow Belaya Dacha (Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Belaya Kalitva (Rostov-on-Don region) 1351 2 Moscow Belebey (Bashkiriya region) 1351 4 Moscow Belgorod (Belgorod region) 647 1 Moscow Beloe Ozero (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Belogorsk (Amurskiy region) 2262 5 Moscow Belogorskoe (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Belorechensk (Krasnodar region) 729 2 Moscow Belorechenskiy (Irkutsk region) 1461 4 Moscow Beloretsk (Bashkiriya region) 798 2 Moscow Belousovo (Kaluga region) 647 3 Moscow Belovo (Kemerovo region) 1461 1 Moscow Belovode (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Beloyarskiy (Sverdlovskiy region) 1351 3 Moscow Belozere (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Belozerniy (Krasnodar region) 729 2 Moscow Belozersk (Vologda region) 1226 5 Moscow Belyaninovo (Moscow region) 619 5 Moscow Belye Stolby (Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Beliy (Krasnodar region) 729 2 Moscow Belyy Klyuch (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Belyy Yar (Khanty-Mansiysk region) 854 6 Moscow Belyy Yar (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Berdsk (Novosibirsk region) 798 3 Moscow BEREZNIKI 798 1 Moscow BEREZNYAKI (YUZHNO-SAKHALINSK DIST) 909 7 Moscow Berezovaya Roshcha (Odintsovo distr., Moscow region) 619 7 Moscow Berezoviy (Irkutsk region) 1461 2 Moscow Berezovka (Krasnoyarsk Reg) 854 2 Moscow Berezovka (Bashkiriya region) 798 2 Moscow Berezovka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Berezovskiy (Kemerovo Reg) 1461 6 Moscow Berezovskiy (Sverdlovskiy region) 798 2 Moscow Besedy (Leninskiy distr., Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Beslan (Severnaya Osetiya-Alaniya region) 798 2 Moscow Bestuzhevo (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 3 Moscow Bezrechnyy (Ulyanovsk region) 729 5 Moscow Bezvodovka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bilimbay (Sverdlovskiy region) 798 1 Moscow Biofabrika (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Birlovo (Dmitrovsky distr., Moscow region) 619 3 Moscow Birlya (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Birobidzhan (Evreiskiy region) 1461 3 Moscow Birsk (Bashkiriya region) 1351 3 Moscow Biysk (Altaiskiy region) 1351 2 Moscow Bizhbulyak (Bashkiriya region) 1351 2 Moscow Blagoveschensk (Amurskiy region) 1710 3 Moscow Blagoveschensk (Bashkiriya region) 1351 3 Moscow Blizhnevo (Dmitrovsky distr., Moscow region) 619 3 Moscow Bobrov (Voronezh region) 1226 4 Moscow Bobrovka (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Bodaybo (Irkutsk region) 854 6 Moscow Bogandinskiy (Tyumen region) 798 5 Moscow Bogdanovich (Sverdlovskiy region) 1351 3 Moscow Bogdashkino (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bogolyubovo (Vladimir region) 647 1 Moscow Bogorodsk (Nizhny Novgorod region) 729 5 Moscow Bogotol (Krasnoyarsk Reg) 1461 5 Moscow Bologoe (Tver region) 1226 5 Moscow Bolotovo (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Bolotovskie Dvory (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Bolshaya Borisovka (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bolshaya Borla (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bolshaya Bulgakova (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Bolshaya Derevnya (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Bolshaya Elkhovka (Mordoviya region) 729 2 Moscow Bolshaya Fominka (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Bolshaya Kandala (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bolshaya Kandarat (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bolshaya Kulikovka (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Bolshaya Ryabtseva (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Bolshekulikovskoe (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Bolshevik (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow BOLSHEVIK (SERPUKHOVSKOY DIST) 619 1 Moscow Bolshie Klyuchishchi (Ulyanovsk region) 729 5 Moscow Bolshie Ozerki (Orel region) 647 1 Moscow Bolshie Ozimki (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bolshie Poselki (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bolshie Vyazemy (Odintsovsky distr., Moscow region) 619 1 Moscow Bolshoe Zherebyatnikovo (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 1 Moscow Bolshoe Isakovo (Kaliningrad region) 729 1 Moscow Bolshoe Nagatkino (Ulyanovsk region) 729 5 Moscow Bolshoe Polpino (Bryansk region) 647 3 Moscow Bolshoe Savino 798 1 Moscow Bolshoe Shuvatovo (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bolshoe Tolbino (Moscow region) 1226 1 Moscow Bolshoy Chirkley (Ulyanovsk region) 1351 5 Moscow Bolshoy Istok (Sverdlovskiy region) 798 1
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