Population of Amur Region by native language
According to the 2020 census results, the Amur Region shows linguistic diversity: rows specify the particular languages identified by residents as their native language. The data covers both the total number of people and the breakdown into urban and rural populations. The list contains 99 rows in total, including totals for those who specified a native language and a detailed breakdown by individual language groups
Distribution of the Amur Region population by native language: urban, rural, and total number of people
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 99, indicators: 3. Breakdown by positions: Those who indicated native language; Those who indicated native language — Abkhaz; Those who indicated native language — Avar; Those who indicated native language — Agul; Those who indicated native language — Adyghe and others
Five largest values: Those who indicated native language (727 197), Those who indicated native language — Armenian (2 361), Those who indicated native language — Azerbaijani (1 262), Those who indicated native language — Belarusian (225), Those who indicated native language — Buryat (215). The gap between the largest and smallest is 363 599 times. The top five account for 99.9% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 99
How to read this table
The table rows allow for a comparison of the number of speakers of various languages, from the most common to rare ones. Columns divide residents into urban and rural populations, showing where certain language groups are more concentrated. The total number of people who specified a native language can be compared with data for specific ethnic groups and residential categories
What is visible in these numbers
The set includes the following indicators: Urban and rural population; Urban population; Rural population
Cells with numbers 75 out of 75 (100%) — almost no empty cells remain
More in the section Results of the All-Russian Population Census»
Period and application
The data is based on the results of the 2020 All-Russian Population Census. The information is presented as a single snapshot without annual dynamics. This data is useful for studying the regional ethnic composition, ethnographic research, and understanding the cultural landscape of the Amur Region
How it is calculated
Census data on languages are needed for product localization and audience assessment of regional media
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