Railway tracks in Russia from 2000 to 2024 are presented in thousand kilometers. The 18-row list highlights public-use tracks, non-public-use tracks, and their total sum. These categories allow tracking changes in the transport network volume over twenty-five years. For example, the total length of railways decreased from 139 thousand kilometers in 2000 to 122 thousand in 2024
Chart of the length of transport routes in Russia from 2000 to 2024, thousand kilometers
18 series in thousand kilometers / thou. km, arranged across 6 breakdowns rather than over time. 89 values in total.
“Railway tracks1) — Roads – total” leads the table with 1,755 thousand kilometers / thou. km, “public use2); — Tramway tracks” closes it with 2.3 thousand kilometers / thou. km. The gap between them is 763-fold.
The rows in the list allow for comparing the scale of infrastructure for different purposes. The focus is on the distinction between public and non-public tracks to assess the structure of the railway network. Comparing annual figures helps observe the dynamics of transport development in the country. All values are in thousand kilometers as of the end of the corresponding calendar year
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Only 82% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.
Statistics are compiled from the Rosstat yearbook and cover data for each year from 2000 to 2024. The information is relevant for analyzing transport system development and planning freight flows. Data on the length of transport routes is useful for transport industry specialists, logistics experts, and infrastructure researchers
1) Эксплуатационная длина. По железнодорожным путям общего пользования, включая протяженность участков железных дорог, находящихся за пределами Российской Федерации.
2) С 2006 г. – включая дороги местного значения.
3) С 2012 г. – включая протяженность улиц.
4) По данным Росавтодора.
5) 2000 г. – дороги субъектов Российской Федерации.
6) По данным Росморречфлота.
1) Operational length. For public railway communication routes, including the length of sections of railways located outside the Russian Federation.
2) Since 2006 – including local roads.
3) Since 2012 – including length of streets.
4) According to data of the Federal Road Transport Agency.
5) In 2000 – roads of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation.
6) According to data of the Federal Agency for Maritime and River Transport.
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