Population of Tula Region by native language
The 2020 Census results show the native languages of Tula Oblast residents. The table contains 113 rows, each representing an individual language or a general group, including a total row for all respondents who specified a native language. Separate columns provide data for urban and rural populations, allowing for a comparison of linguistic patterns across different settlement types. A total of 1 411 879 people specified a native language, with 385 208 living in rural areas
Chart showing the distribution of Tula Oblast residents by native language, 2020 Census data
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 113, indicators: 3. Breakdown by: Those who indicated their native language; Those who indicated their native language — Abkhaz; Those who indicated their native language — Avar; Those who indicated their native language — Agul; Those who indicated their native language — Adyghe and others
The five largest values: Those who indicated their native language (1.4 million), Those who indicated their native language — Armenian (7 871), Those who indicated their native language — Azerbaijani (3 767), Those who indicated their native language — Georgian (1 080), Those who indicated their native language — Dagestani (402). The gap between the largest and smallest is 470 626 times. The top five account for 99.9% of the total for all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
All table numbers are series: 113
How to read this table
The list includes rows for specific languages, such as Abkhaz or Avar, as well as a total for all speakers. Comparing column values shows the distribution of language groups between urban and rural residents, facilitating an assessment of linguistic diversity by place of residence. The data is presented in quantitative terms and reflects the actual population composition at the time of the census
What is visible in these numbers
Indicators in the set: Urban and rural population; Urban population; Rural population
Out of 75 possible values, 75 are filled (100%) — there are practically no missing values
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Period and application
Data is sourced from the 2020 All-Russian Population Census. This information is relevant for demographers, ethnographers, and researchers of ethnic composition and linguistic trends in Russian regions. Rosstat statistics from the fifth volume of the 2020 Census provide data on language proficiency by federal subject
How it is calculated
The linguistic composition of a region directly influences the language used for signage, interfaces, and support
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