Number of deer (maral) at the end of the year
Seventeen thousand six hundred seventy marals were counted in Russia at the end of 2021, while by the end of 2022 this figure reached 16978 individuals. The statistics cover two years and are distributed across four rows, including data for the Russian Federation as a whole, the Siberian Federal District, and the Altai Republic. Comparing the rows shows both national indicators and the concentration of the population in specific regions where maral breeding is most prevalent
Chart of maral population in Russia at the end of 2021 and 2022, measured in head count
Set in numbers
4 series are published here, from 2021 to 2022, 2 reporting periods. 8 values in total.
“Russian Federation / 1199 / 1337 — Marals” declined by 3.9% between 2021 and 2022, from 17,670 to 16,978.
All table numbers are series: 4
| Series | 2021 | 2022 |
|---|---|---|
| Российская Федерация / 1199 / 1337 — Маралы | 17 670,00 | 16 978,00 |
| Сибирский федеральный округ / ... / ... — Маралы | 17 670,00 | 16 978,00 |
| Республика Алтай / ... / ... — Маралы | 10 723,00 | 10 562,00 |
| Алтайский край — Маралы | 5 342,00 | 5 409,00 |
How to read this table
The data is divided into four rows: the national total, indicators for the Siberian Federal District, and specific figures for the Altai Republic. Comparing these rows allows for assessing the share of marals in a specific district and constituent entity relative to the total national population. Moving from national to regional figures helps illustrate the geography of maral breeding and population dynamics over the two-year period, reflecting the current state of the livestock industry
What is visible in these numbers
“Russian Federation / 1199 / 1337 — Marals” leads the table with 16,978, “Altai Territory — Maral deer” closes it with 5,409. The gap between them is 3.1-fold.
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Period and application
The data covers 2021 and 2022 and is updated by Rosstat as information is received from farms. This data is intended for livestock specialists, ecologists, and analysts monitoring maral populations in Russia. The information is useful for assessing the scale of breeding and understanding population changes in key regions where climatic conditions are most favorable for their husbandry and breeding
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