Russian Regions 1-24
22 entries in the Russian Regions compendium.
Moscow OblastA densely populated, highly industrialized federal subject of Russia.Nenets Autonomous OkrugRussia's least populous federal subject, rich in oil and gas.Novosibirsk OblastFederal subject of Russia in southwestern Siberia.Primorsky KraiRussia's southeasternmost krai, home to the Pacific Fleet.Republic of KareliaA Russian republic with ancient geology and extensive waterways.MordoviaA Russian republic with deep Mordvin heritage and a complex history.Russian Far EastEasternmost region of Russia, coextensive with the Far Eastern Federal District.Sakha RepublicWorld's largest subnational entity, extreme cold, diamond-rich republic.Saratov OblastA Russian oblast in the Volga region with critical ecological challenges.Smolensk OblastRussian oblast founded in 1937, home to Yuri Gagarin.Stavropol KraiMulti-ethnic Russian krai, birthplace of Gorbachev and Andropov.Sverdlovsk OblastIndustrial heartland of Russia and site of the Romanov execution.Tambov OblastRussian federal subject in forest steppe, known for Tambov Rebellion.TatarstanA republic of Russia with a rich Volga Bulgar heritage.Tomsk OblastSiberian oblast with vast taiga and the largest northern hemisphere swamp.Tula OblastIndustrial and historical oblast in European Russia.Tyumen OblastRussia's richest federal subject, leading oil and gas producer.UdmurtiaA Finno-Ugric republic in Russia, centered on Izhevsk.Ulyanovsk OblastRussian oblast formed in 1943, named for Vladimir Lenin.Vladimir OblastA Russian oblast with UNESCO cathedrals and diverse wildlife.Vologda OblastRussian oblast with historic monasteries and major steel industry.Voronezh OblastFederal subject of Russia with rich archaeology and agriculture.
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