Subdivisions of Russia

See also Russia#Subdivisions

Russia consists of 7 federal districts, that are divided into 89 "subjects". These subjects are of equal federative rights in the sense that they have equal representation (2 delegates each) to the Federative Council of Russia.

There are different kinds of "subjects":

• 21 autonomous Republics: They have an own constitution and legislative and are in fact independent states just being represented by Russia in external affairs.
• 1 autonomous oblast
• 10 autonomous district
• 6 regions
• 49 Oblasts
• 2 federal cities

Table of contents

1 Federal districts 2 Autonomous republics 3 Other Subjects 3.1 Northwestern Russian federal district 3.2 Central Russian federal district 3.3 Northern Caucasus federal district 3.4 Volga federal district 3.5 Urals federal district 3.6 Siberian federal district 3.7 Russian Far East federal district 4 External links

Federal districts

• Northwestern Russia
• Central Russia
• Northern Caucasus
• Volga Federal District
• Urals Federal District
• Siberian Federal District
• Russian Far East

• Adygeya (Northern Caucasus)
• Altay (Siberia)
• Bashkortostan (Volga)
• Buryatia (Siberia)
• Chechnia (Northern Caucasus)
• Chuvashia (Volga)
• Khakassia (Siberia)
• Dagestan (Northern Caucasus)
• Ingushetia (Northern Caucasus)
• Kabardino-Balkaria (Northern Caucasus)
• Kalmykia (Northern Caucasus)
• Karachay-Cherkessia (Northern Caucasus)
• Karelia (Northwestern Russia)
• Komi (Northwestern Russia)
• Mariy El (Volga)
• Mordvinia (Volga)
• Northern Ossetia (Northern Caucasus)
• Sakha (Russian Far East)
• Tatarstan (Volga)
• Tuva (Siberia)
• Udmurtia (Volga)

Northwestern Russian federal district

• Arkhangelsk Oblast
• Vologda Oblast
• Kaliningrad Oblast
• Leningrad Oblast
• Murmansk Oblast
• Novgorod Oblast
• Pskov Oblast
• Saint Petersburg
• Autonomous district of the Nenetses

• Belgorod Oblast
• Bryansk Oblast
• Vladimir Oblast
• Voronesh Oblast
• Ivanovo Oblast
• Kaluga Oblast
• Kostroma Oblast
• Kursk Oblast
• Lipetsk Oblast
• Moscow Oblast
• Oryol Oblast
• Ryazan Oblast
• Smolensk Oblast
• Tambov Oblast
• Tver Oblast
• Tula Oblast
• Yaroslavl Oblast
• Moscow

• Altai Region
• Irkutsk Oblast
• Kemerovo Oblast
• Novosibirsk Oblast
• Omsk Oblast
• Tomsk Oblast
• Chita Oblast
• Autonomous district of the Aga Buryats
• Autonomous district of Taimyr
• Autonomous district of the Ust-Ordinsk Buryats
• Autonomous district of the Evenks

• Primorsk Region
• Khabarovsk Region
• Amur Oblast
• Kamchatka Oblast
• Magadan Oblast
• Sakhalin Oblast
• Jewish Autonomous Oblast
• Autonomous district of the Koryaks
• Autonomous district of the Chukchi

External links

• Official site: Federal Cadaster Center of Russia -- Administrative maps of Russia (legends in Russian)
• http://baikaland.tripod.com/russia/right.html