Population of the Komi Republic by native language
Residents of the Komi Republic specified their native language during the 2020 census. The table presents 101 values, where rows are categorized by specific languages (e.g., Avar or Azerbaijani) as well as the total number of people who specified any native language. Data is broken down by urban and rural population, showing the linguistic composition of different settlement types. The data reflects the situation at the time of the census
Distribution of the Komi Republic population by native language: urban and rural population
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Row: 101, indicator: 3. Shown by items: Those who indicated native language; Those who indicated native language — Avar; Those who indicated native language — Azerbaijani; Those who indicated native language — Altai; Those who indicated native language — Arabic and others
Five largest values: Those who indicated native language (577 421), Those who indicated native language — Komi (91 961), Those who indicated native language — Azerbaijani (1 991), Those who indicated native language — Kyrgyz (869), Those who indicated native language — Armenian (569). The gap between the largest and smallest is 192 474 times. The top five account for 99.8% of the total across all items — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 101
How to read this table
Rows in the list correspond to various language groups, including both widespread and less common languages. Comparing urban and rural populations helps identify the environments where specific languages are more frequently used. Totals show the total number of people who identified their native language, depending on their place of residence
What is visible in these numbers
What is measured: Urban and rural population; Urban population; Rural population
Cells with numbers 75 out of 75 (100%); there are practically no data gaps
More in the section Results of the All-Russian Population Census»
Period and application
Data is based on the 2020 census results and is published by Rosstat as part of the study of ethnic composition. The information is presented as a single snapshot without time-series dynamics. This data is useful for demographers, linguists, and government officials when planning social and cultural policies
How it is calculated
Census results on ethnic composition and languages are used in planning the school teaching of native languages, assessing the need for translation of public services, and in ethnographic research
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