Production of wood and wood products in Russia in 2020
In 2020, Russia produced 29299.12 thousand cubic meters of sawn or split timber. The table contains 75 product types in total, providing an overview of wood and wood product output across all producers. Each row represents a specific commodity, such as softwood or hardwood lumber, allowing for a comparison of output volumes for various items within the reporting year
Production volumes of wood and wood products in Russia for 2020, in units of measurement by product type
See also
- Electricity consumption in Russia by year long time series by year
Set in numbers
The table is a snapshot — 75 series shown across a single breakdown. 75 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Фанера, панели деревянные фанерованные и аналогичные материалы слоистые из древесины прочие,Куб.м / 16.21.12” — 4.24 million; the smallest is “Untreated wooden timbers for railway turnouts, thousand pieces / 16.10.10.140” at 1. The gap between them is 4.15 million-fold.
All table numbers are series: 75
How to read this table
The 75 product types listed reflect the structure of the country's forest industry for the given year. When analyzing the table, comparing specific commodity groups helps identify which woodworking sectors had the highest production volumes. Rows are differentiated by product classification, including specialized codes such as 16.10.10.110 for softwoods and 16.10.10.120 for hardwoods, enabling precise identification of each commodity segment
The same indicator in other breakdowns (1)
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Period and application
Statistics were prepared by Rosstat based on 2020 results and are intended for industry analysts, forestry specialists, and those interested in the country's industrial potential. This data set is not subject to updates, as the report covers a specific completed period. These data facilitate tracking physical output volumes across a wide range of forest products relevant to the economy of that period
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