The rank of a specific region by population size is provided in the columns. The rows in the table correspond to individual subjects and federal districts, showing the population scale of each subject. The data is presented as a snapshot without reference to a specific year, showing the current distribution of regions by population size across the entire system of subjects
Distribution of RF subjects by population size rankings: rank among all regions and within federal districts
Rosstat data. Series: 94, indicators: 2. Shown by items: Central Federal District; Belgorod Oblast; Bryansk Oblast; Vladimir Oblast; Voronezh Oblast and others
Five largest values: Nenets Autonomous Okrug (85), Republic of Karelia (69), Kostroma Oblast (67), Oryol Oblast (64), Komi Republic (60). The gap between the largest and the smallest is 85 times. The top five account for 32.7% of the total for all items
Comparing positions within a district and on a national scale helps determine a region's actual significance. If a subject ranks highly overall, it is a major demographic center of the country; if only within its district, it is a significant local leader. The differences between rows allow for comparing the positions of oblasts, krais, and republics relative to their neighbors within the federal district
What is visible in these numbers
Indicators of the set: Among all subjects of the Russian Federation; Among subjects of the federal district*)
50 out of 50 possible values are filled (100%); there are practically no gaps in the data
The data is relevant for demographers and specialists studying population distribution. This data snapshot, provided without a specific period, is suitable for analyzing the current distribution structure of residents. The information is regularly updated by Rosstat for use in statistical reports and research
How it is calculated
Where people move, demand for housing, schools, and retail follows a few years later. In these series, such movement is visible earlier than in revenue
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