The total length of streets, lanes, and embankments in the traditional residential areas of the indigenous small-numbered peoples of the North, Siberia, and the Far East reflects the level of infrastructure development in these settlements. Measurements cover both the total length of road objects and the length of their illuminated sections. The total street length is 20608.7, and the length of illuminated segments reaches 12104.509. These data allow for an assessment of the state of urban amenities in remote regions where traditional lifestyles are maintained, and help determine the proportion of transport communications equipped with lighting systems for resident safety and economic efficiency
Diagram of the length of streets, lanes, and embankments in the traditional residential areas of Russia's indigenous peoples
This is a cross-section: 29 series across 2 breakdowns. 58 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Places of traditional residence and traditional economic activities of the indigenous small-numbered peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation” — 12,105; the smallest is “Traditional settlement and traditional economic activity places of the small-numbered indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation — in the territory of Zabaykalsky Krai” at 17.1. The gap between them is 708-fold.
All table numbers are series: 29
Series
Общая протяженность улиц, проездов, набережных
Общая протяженность освещенных частей улиц, проездов, набережных
Comparing data within the set helps identify differences in the technical provision of settlements in various traditional residential areas. The table presents 29 rows, each corresponding to specific territories. Carefully compare the total road network length indicators with the data on illuminated sections to assess the degree of infrastructure modernization. Such analytics clearly show where street lighting development requires the most attention and which areas possess the most developed road networks to meet the needs of the local population and traditional activities
The data provide a snapshot and are presented without specific time periods, recording the state of infrastructure at the time of observation. This dataset will be useful for regional development specialists, sociologists, researchers of indigenous small-numbered peoples' issues, and government officials. The information is useful for justifying urban improvement projects, planning social support, and analyzing living conditions in the northern and Far Eastern regions of the country, where preserving traditional economic activities requires special attention to the accessibility and safety of infrastructure facilities
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