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Encyclopedia > Central Russia

Central Federal District is one of the seven Russia. The word "Central" is of political and historical meaning; actually the district is situated in the extreme West of Russia.


Subdivision:

  1. Belgorod Oblast
  2. Bryansk Oblast
  3. Ivanovo Oblast
  4. Kaluga Oblast
  5. Kostroma Oblast
  6. Kursk Oblast
  7. Lipetsk Oblast
  8. Moscow
  9. Moscow Oblast
  10. Oryol Oblast
  11. Ryazan Oblast
  12. Smolensk Oblast
  13. Tambov Oblast
  14. Tver Oblast
  15. Tula Oblast
  16. Vladimir Oblast
  17. Voronezh Oblast
  18. Yaroslavl Oblast

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External links

  • Official site: Federal Cadaster Center of Russia -- Administrative maps of Russia (legends in Russian) (http://www.fccland.ru/kart.htm)
  • http://baikaland.tripod.com/russia/cfo.html


Federal districts of Russia
Central | Southern | Northwestern | Far Eastern | Siberian | Urals | Privolzhsky (Volga)





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Central Federal District (Russian: Центра́льный федера́льный о́круг; tr.
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The word "Central" is of political and historical meaning; actually the district is situated in the extreme West of Russia.
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Russia's Ministry of Economy estimates that enterprises owned and maintained 8 percent of all outpatient clinics and 6 percent of all hospitals in the country overall, though the shares were much higher in certain regions (Mikhailev, 1996).
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The elasticities are 0.98 for Uzbekistan, 0.93 for Kazakstan, 0.94 for Kyrgyz Republic, 1.07 for Russia, 1.05 for Tajikistan, and 0.87 for Turkmenistan.
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