The demographic situation in each region is reflected through birth, death, and net natural increase or decrease rates. The list includes the entire Russian Federation and federal districts, as well as individual entities such as Belgorod Oblast. The data is presented as a single snapshot, allowing for direct comparison of demographic load and population dynamics across different parts of the country at the current time
Chart of total birth, death, and natural population growth rates by constituent entities of the RF
Rosstat data. Rows: 96, indicators: 3. Breakdown: Russian Federation; Central Federal District; Belgorod Oblast; Bryansk Oblast; Vladimir Oblast and others
The five largest values: Tula Oblast (18.7), Tver Oblast (18.5), Oryol Oblast (18.4), Vladimir Oblast (18.3), Ryazan Oblast (18.1). The top five account for 22.5% of the total sum for all positions
Regional comparison is based on comparing rows: the difference between indicators for federal districts and specific oblasts can be seen. Columns cover key parameters, from the number of births to net natural increase or decrease. This helps identify which entities are experiencing demographic decline and which remain stable, noting that all calculations are in per mille per thousand people
What is visible in these numbers
Indicators in the set: Number of births; Number of deaths; Natural increase, decrease ( - )
Out of 75 possible values, 75 (100%) are filled — there are almost no empty cells left
The statistics cover the entire territory of Russia and include 96 rows broken down by constituent entities. The information is relevant for analyzing the demographic structure of the population and planning social policy at the regional level. Data updates occur in accordance with the Rosstat publication schedule for the natural population movement section
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