Map of Russia
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Russia
Russia occupies a huge territory on the world map. It is not so easy to quickly find a small town or village on the map of Russia. A map of Russia by region or a map of Russia with cities and towns will help you quickly find any object.
A detailed map of Russia will allow you to study in detail any locality of the Russian Federation. Thanks to the interactive map of Russia, the scale of the terrain changes (approximation, distance).
The satellite map of Russia consists of images of the highest resolution and allows you to travel online across the expanses of our vast Homeland.
The population of Russia
There are 146,171,015 residents in Russia, according to Rosstat data as of January 1, 2021. The population growth rate in Russia in recent years has been about 0.19%. The birth rate in Russia is 13.3 births per 1,000 people. The average life expectancy in Russia for men is 66.7 years, for women - 76.5 years.
The Peoples of Russia
The national composition of the Russian population: Russians - 77.71%, Tatars - 3.72%, Ukrainians - 1.35%, Bashkirs - 1.11%, Chuvash - 1.01%, Chechens -1%, the rest less than 1%. In total, more than 190 peoples live in Russia.
Cities of Russia
The largest cities in Russia with a population of more than 1 million people in 2021: Moscow (12.655 million people), St. Petersburg (5.384 million), Novosibirsk (1.620 million), Yekaterinburg (1.495 million), Nizhny Novgorod (1.244 million), Kazan (1.257 million), Chelyabinsk (1.188 million), Omsk (1,140 million), Samara (1,145 million), Rostov-on-Don (1,138 million), Ufa (1,126 million), Krasnoyarsk (1,093 million), Perm (1,049 million), Voronezh (1,051 million) and Volgograd (1,005 million people).
Time zones of Russia
The territory of Russia is so huge that it occupies 9 time zones. If we take the capital of Russia as a starting point - the city of Moscow, then the deviation from Moscow time will be the same in Kaliningrad (-1 hour), In Moscow, St. Petersburg, Krasnodar, Sevastopol, Saratov, Bryansk, Murmansk, Samara and Izhevsk (+1 hour), Salekhard, Nizhny Urengoy, Khanty-Mansiysk, Yekaterinburg, Ufa, Tyumen, Chelyabinsk and Orenburg (+2 hours), Krasnoyarsk, Tomsk, Novosibirsk, Barnaul, Kemerovo (+4 hours), Chita, Irkutsk, Ulan-Ude (+5 hours), Yakutsk, Blagoveshchensk and Tynda (+6 hours), Khabarovsk, in Vladivostok, Magadan (+7 hours), Yuzhno-Kurilsk and Druzhina (+8 hours), in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Anadyr and Pevek (+9 hours).
Rivers of Russia
The longest river in Russia is the Ob. The river is located in Western Siberia and its length is 3,650 km. The Yenisei River passes through Siberia and flows into the Kara Sea. Its length is 3487 km. The Lena River is 4294 km long and flows into the Laptev Sea. The Amur River is located in the Far East with a length of 2,824 km. The Amur River passes through the territory of Russia, Mongolia and China. The length of the Irtysh River is 4248 km.
The Volga River passes through the major cities of Russia: Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Samara and Volgograd. The length of the Volga is 3690 km. The length of the Lower Tunguska River is 2,989 km., Vilyui (2,650 km.), Kolyma (2,129 km.), Ural (2,422 km.), Don (1,870 km.), Khatanga (1,636 km.), in total there are more than 2.5 million rivers in Russia.
The Golden Ring of Russia
The Golden Ring of Russia is a list of cities in the central part of our country, located near Moscow in different directions and distinguished by a rich cultural heritage. Each city has an interesting history and great cultural values. Some of them have architectural monuments. Cities of the Golden Ring of Russia: Sergiev Posad, Pereslavl-Zalessky, Rostov, Yaroslavl, Kostroma, Ivanovo, Suzdal and Vladimir.
Tourism infrastructure is well developed in most cities. There are comfortable hotels of any level, cozy cafes and restaurants, as well as numerous souvenir shops and handicrafts. Many Russian and foreign tourists visit the historical monuments of Ancient Russia all year round.
The name itself, the Golden Ring, has become a kind of brand in Russia. Some hotels and cafes can be found with this name. The Bank of Russia has issued coins depicting the sights of the cities belonging to the Golden Ring.
Regions of Russia:
The largest region in Russia is the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). Its area is more than 3 million square kilometers. The second largest area in Russia is occupied by the Krasnoyarsk Territory with an area of 2.36 million square kilometers. In third place is the Tyumen Region with an area of 1.46 million square kilometers. The remaining regions have an area of less than 1 million square kilometers. The smallest regions of Russia are Ingushetia, Adygea and North Ossetia-Alania. Their area does not exceed 10 thousand square kilometers.
The smallest population lives in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug (43,373 people), in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug (50,540 people), in the Magadan Region (14,8071 people) and in the Jewish Autonomous Okrug (168,368 people).
Regions of Russia in alphabetical order with population and administrative center:
Republic of Adygea - 449,171 people - Maykop
Altai Republic - 213,703 people - Gorno-Altaysk
Altai Territory - 2,384,812 people - Barnaul
Amur region - 809,873 people - Blagoveshchensk
Arkhangelsk region - 1,183,323 people - Arkhangelsk
Astrakhan region - 1,021,287 people - Astrakhan
Bashkortostan Republic - 4,071,987 people - Ufa
Belgorod region - 1,547,936 people - Belgorod
Bryansk region - 1,232,940 people - Bryansk
Buryatia Republic - 978,495 people - Ulan-Ude
Vladimir region - 1,405,613 people - Vladimir
Volgograd region - 2,557,397 people - Volgograd
Vologda region - 1,191,010 people - Vologda
Voronezh region - 2,331,147 people - Voronezh
Dagestan Republic - 2,990,371 people - Makhachkala
Jewish Autonomous Region - 168,368 people - Birobidzhan
Zabaikalsky Krai - 1,087,452 people - Chita
Ivanovo region - 1,036,909 people - Ivanovo
Ingushetia Republic - 463,893 people - Magas
Irkutsk region - 2,414,913 people - Irkutsk
Kabardino-Balkaria Republic - 860,709 people - Nalchik
Kaliningrad region - 968,944 people - Kaliningrad
Kalmykia Republic - 280 564 people - Elista
Kaluga region - 1,010,486 people - Kaluga
Kamchatka Territory - 317,269 people - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
Karachay-Cherkessia Republic - 469,060 people - Cherkessk
Karelia Republic - 632,533 people - Petrozavodsk
Kemerovo region - 2,724,990 people - Kemerovo
Kirov region - 1,304,348 people - Kirov
Komi Republic - 864,424 people - Syktyvkar
Kostroma region - 654,390 people - Kostroma
Krasnodar Territory - 5,453,329 people - Krasnodar
Krasnoyarsk Territory - 2,858,773 people - Krasnoyarsk
Republic of Crimea - 1,895,915 people - Simferopol
Kurgan region - 869,814 people - Kurgan
Kursk region - 1,117,378 people - Kursk
Leningrad region - 1,775,540 people - St. Petersburg
Lipetsk region - 1,157,865 people - Lipetsk
Magadan region - 148,071 people - Magadan
Mari El Republic - 687,435 people - Yoshkar-Ola
Mordovia Republic - 808,888 people - Saransk
Moscow region - 7,231,068 people - Moscow
Murmansk region - 766,281 people - Murmansk
Nenets Autonomous Okrug - 43,373 people - Naryan-Mar
Nizhny Novgorod region - 3,270,203 people - Nizhny Novgorod
Novgorod region - 618,703 people - Veliky Novgorod
Novosibirsk region - 2,746,822 people - Novosibirsk
Omsk region - 1,978,183 people - Omsk
Orenburg region - 2,001 110 people - Orenburg
Oryol region - 765,231 people - Orel
Penza region - 1,355,618 people - Penza
Perm Region - 2,637,032 people - Perm
Primorsky Krai - 1,933,308 people - Vladivostok
Pskov region - 651,108 people - Pskov
Rostov region - 4,242,080 people - Rostov-on-Don
Ryazan region - 1,135,438 people - Ryazan
Samara region - 3 212 676 people - Samara
St. Petersburg is a city of federal significance - 5,191,690 people - St.
Petersburg
Saratov region - 2,493,024 people - Saratov
Sakha (Yakutia) Republic - 956,896 people - Yakutsk
Sakhalin region - 488,391 people - Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
Sverdlovsk region - 4,327,472 people - Yekaterinburg
Sevastopol is a city of federal significance - 398,973 people - Sevastopol
North Ossetia - Alania Republic - 705,270 people - Vladikavkaz
Smolensk region - 964,791 people - Smolensk
Stavropol Territory - 2,799,473 people - Stavropol
Tambov region - 1,062,421 people - Tambov
Tatarstan Republic - 3,855,037 people - Kazan
Tver region - 1,315,071 people - Tver
Tomsk region - 1,074,453 people - Tomsk
Tula region - 1,513,570 people - Tula
Tyva Republic - 313,777 people - Kyzyl
Tyumen region - 3,581,293 people - Tyumen
Udmurtia Republic - 1,517,472 people - Izhevsk
Ulyanovsk region - 1,262,549 people - Ulyanovsk
Khabarovsk Territory - 1,338,305 people - Khabarovsk
Khakassia Republic - 535,796 people - Abakan
Khanty-Mansiysk - Yugra Autonomous Okrug - 1,612,076 people - Khanty-Mansiysk
Chelyabinsk region - 3,497,274 people - Chelyabinsk
Chechnya Republic - 1,370,268 people - Grozny
Chuvash Republic - 1,238,071 people - Cheboksary
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug - 50,540 people - the city of Anadyr
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug - 539,985 people - Salekhard
Yaroslavl region - 1,271,629 people - Yaroslavl
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