This data, collected during the 2020 All-Russian Population Census, details the population of each indigenous nationality in the Amur Region and their native language affiliation. The list includes various ethnic groups, from Abazins to Eskimos. For each group, the total population of that nationality is provided, along with the number of individuals identifying a native language and the Russian language
Distribution of the indigenous small-numbered peoples' population in the Amur Region by native language and Russian language
18 series, arranged across 20 breakdowns rather than over time. 73 values in total.
“Russian” leads the table with 24, “Persons whose native language is not specified in the census questionnaires” closes it with 1. The gap between them is 24-fold.
Table rows are categorized by nationality, enabling comparisons between different ethnic groups. Within each group, the ratio of native language speakers to Russian language users is shown. The data provides a single snapshot from the census results; therefore, it does not show year-on-year trends, only the status at the time of the survey
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Only 20% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.
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The 2020 Census results reflect the regional ethnic composition at that time. Data on language proficiency among small-numbered indigenous peoples is useful for demographers, ethnographers, and social policy specialists studying the linguistic environment in the Amur Region
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