Number of residents of Kursk Region who named Russian, Ukrainian and other languages as their native language
Based on the 2020 Census results, the data shows which languages residents of the Kursk Region consider their native languages. The list contains 104 rows, including both common and rare languages, such as Abazin or Abkhaz. The data covers the entire regional population; the total row "Reported native language" includes 942854 people in the combined urban and rural population, and 337617 people in rural areas
Distribution of the Kursk Region population by native language, urban and rural, 2020 Census data
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Series: 104, indicators: 3. Table rows: Indicated native language; Indicated native language — Abazin; Indicated native language — Abkhaz; Indicated native language — Avar; Indicated native language — Agul and others
Five highest values: Indicated native language (942 854), Indicated native language — Armenian (4 420), Indicated native language — Azerbaijani (988), Indicated native language — Kyrgyz (470), Indicated native language — Georgian (352). The gap between the highest and lowest is 471 427 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: 104
How to read this table
The differences between the table rows consist of the specific languages reported by respondents during the survey. The columns allow for a comparison of the linguistic structure of the urban and rural population to understand the distribution of speakers of different languages by settlement type. Comparing these groups helps reveal the ethnic composition and language preferences of the region's residents across different living conditions
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: Urban and rural population; Urban population; Rural population
Of 75 possible values, 75 (100%) are filled, meaning the table is almost entirely filled
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 published as part of the Census results in Volume 5, dedicated to ethnic composition and language proficiency. This data is useful for demographers, sociologists, and anyone studying the ethnolinguistic situation in Russia's regions
How it is calculated
Census data on languages are needed for product localization and for assessing the audience of regional media
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