In 2023, varying numbers of marriages and divorces per thousand residents were recorded in each constituent entity of the country. Table rows cover all of Russia: from national and federal district totals to data for specific oblasts, republics, and krais. Columns provide marriage rates, divorce rates, and the ratio of divorces to marriages. This allows for a comparison of family stability levels across different parts of the country
Chart of total marriage and divorce rates by RF constituent entities for 2023
Rosstat data. Rows: 96, indicators: 3. Breakdown: Russian Federation; Central Federal District; Belgorod Oblast; Bryansk Oblast; Vladimir Oblast and others
The five largest values: Komi Republic (831), Kaluga Oblast (793), Ivanovo Oblast (778), Bryansk Oblast (773), Smolensk Oblast (767). The top five account for 22.4% of the total for all items
Regional differences are evident when comparing marriage rates and the number of divorces per thousand marriages. These indicators assess marriage and divorce frequency relative to the total number of families. Totals for federal districts provide an overview of large territorial groups and allow for comparison with individual constituent entities
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: Marriages per 1000 population; Divorces per 1000 population; Number of divorces per 1000 marriages
75 out of 75 possible values are filled (100%) — there are practically no missing values
Indicators are calculated for 2023 and represent a single-year snapshot without historical trends. This information is relevant for demographers, sociologists, and specialists studying regional marital status. Rosstat data reflect natural population movement statistics across the Russian Federation
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