Production of roundwood by all producers
The total volume of unprocessed wood produced in Russia in 2017 was 139,876.77 thousand solid cubic meters. This breakdown covers all producers and categorizes products by type, ranging from general timber indicators to specific species, such as coniferous or roundwood for sawing and planing. The rows list various timber categories, illustrating the structure of logging in the country for the year. The unit of measurement is thousand solid cubic meters
Unprocessed wood production in Russia in 2017, thousand solid cubic meters
See also
- Поголовье скота в России по годам: 1990-2025 indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 75 series across a single breakdown. 75 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Unprocessed timber, thousand solid cubic metres / 02.20.1” — 139,877; the smallest is “Бревна пихтовые для лущения,Тысяча плотных кубических метров / 02.20.11.125” at 0.32. The gap between them is 437,115-fold.
All table numbers are series: 75
How to read this table
Comparing the rows shows the share of different wood types in the total production volume. The list highlights unprocessed timber and coniferous species, as well as specialized timber for sawing and planing. There are 75 rows in total, allowing for a detailed analysis of the composition of harvested timber. Users can compare the production volumes of different raw materials to identify the dominant categories in the country's forestry sector for 2017
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Period and application
The 2017 statistical breakdown was prepared by Rosstat based on forestry data. This information is useful for economists, logging industry specialists, and students at specialized universities. Since the data covers a single specific year, it serves as a basis for analyzing the structure of wood production during a particular historical period. Such data is updated as annual statistical yearbooks on agriculture and forestry are published
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