Production of key types of products: ores
Metal ore production volumes for April 2021 are distributed by territory. The list rows vary by geography, ranging from indicators for the entire Russian Federation to data for specific federal districts, such as the Central or Northwestern. The information covers 51 rows and reflects the state of the industry as of April 2021
Chart of metal ore production by federal district for April 2021
See also
- Electricity consumption in Russia by year long time series by year
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Row: 51, indicators: 4. Breakdown: Raw iron ore — Russian Federation; Raw iron ore — Central Federal District; Raw iron ore — North-Western Federal District; Raw iron ore — Ural Federal District; Raw iron ore — Siberian Federal District and others
Five highest values: Raw iron ore — Russian Federation (103 615), Raw iron ore — Central Federal... (50 074), Iron ore concentrate — Russian Federation (32 825), Raw iron ore — North-Western Federal... (24 314), Raw iron ore — Ural Federal D... (23 706). The gap between the highest and lowest is 2 935 times. The top five account for 71.2% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 51
How to read this table
It is convenient to compare indicators for different territories using the rows specifying federal districts. This allows for comparing iron ore output across different parts of the country and seeing each district's contribution to the national total. The column values reflect production volumes, including data for the period since the beginning of the reporting year
What is visible in these numbers
Set indicators: Code (OKPD2, OKEI, OKATO); Reporting month; Previous month; Period from the beginning of the reporting year
100 out of 100 possible values are filled (100%) — almost no empty cells remain
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Period and application
The data are published by Rosstat for industrial production analysis. Data for April 2021 can be used by mining industry specialists and economists to assess the current state of the extractive sector
How it is calculated
Output indicators are used to assess demand for raw materials and equipment, in procurement planning, and in comparing industries with each other
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