Nakhabino is an urban locality situated in the Krasnogorsky District of the Moscow Oblast region in Russia. It serves as a significant residential area within the metropolitan outskirts of the capital.
The settlement is notable for being the largest locality in Russia that does not officially hold the status of a city or town. According to census data, its population has fluctuated over time, recorded at 18,958 during the 1989 Soviet census, 28,217 in 2002, and 36,456 in 2010.