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Encyclopedia > List of subdivisions of Russia by area

Here is a list of the 89 federal subjects of Russia in order of size. Values are given using SI (metric) units.

  1. Sakha Republic 3,103,200 kmē
  2. Krasnoyarsk Krai 2,339,700 kmē
  3. Tyumen Oblast 1,435,200 kmē
  4. Taymyria 862,100 kmē
  5. Khabarovsk Krai 788,600 kmē
  6. Irkutsk Oblast 767,900 kmē
  7. Evenkia 767,600 kmē
  8. Yamalia 750,300 kmē
  9. Chukotka 737,700 kmē
  10. Arkhangelsk Oblast 587,400 kmē
  11. Khantia-Mansia 523,100 kmē
  12. Kamchatka Oblast 472,300 kmē
  13. Magadan Oblast 461,400 kmē
  14. Chita Oblast 431,500 kmē
  15. Komi Republic 415,900 kmē
  16. Amur Oblast 363,700 kmē
  17. Buryat Republic 351,300 kmē
  18. Tomsk Oblast 316,900 kmē
  19. Koryakia 301,500 kmē
  20. Sverdlovsk Oblast 194,800 kmē
  21. Novosibirsk Oblast 178,200 kmē
  22. Nenetsia 176,700 kmē
  23. Republic of Karelia 172,400 kmē
  24. Tuva 170,500 kmē
  25. Altai Krai 169,100 kmē
  26. Primorsky Krai 165,900 kmē
  27. Perm Oblast 160,600 kmē
  28. Vologda Oblast 145,700 kmē
  29. Murmansk Oblast 144,900 kmē
  30. Bashkortostan 143,600 kmē
  31. Omsk Oblast 139,700 kmē
  32. Orenburg Oblast 124,000 kmē
  33. Kirov Oblast 120,800 kmē
  34. Volgograd Oblast 114,100 kmē
  35. Rostov Oblast 100,800 kmē
  36. Saratov Oblast 100,200 kmē
  37. Kemerovo Oblast 95,500 kmē
  38. Altai Republic 92,600 kmē
  39. Chelyabinsk Oblast 87,900 kmē
  40. Sakhalin Oblast 87,100 kmē
  41. Leningrad Oblast 85,900 kmē
  42. Tver Oblast 84,100 kmē
  43. Nizhny Novgorod Oblast 76,900 kmē
  44. Kalmykia 76,100 kmē
  45. Krasnodar Krai 76,000 kmē
  46. Kurgan Oblast 71,000 kmē
  47. Tatarstan 68,000 kmē
  48. Stavropol Krai 66,500 kmē
  49. Khakassia 61,900 kmē
  50. Kostroma Oblast 60,100 kmē
  51. Novgorod Oblast 55,300 kmē
  52. Pskov Oblast 55,300 kmē
  53. Samara Oblast 53,600 kmē
  54. Voronezh Oblast 52,400 kmē
  55. Dagestan 50,300 kmē
  56. Smolensk Oblast 49,800 kmē
  57. Moscow Oblast 47,000 kmē
  58. Astrakhan Oblast 44,100 kmē
  59. Penza Oblast 43,200 kmē
  60. Udmurtia 42,100 kmē
  61. Ryazan Oblast 39,600 kmē
  62. Ulyanovsk Oblast 37,300 kmē
  63. Yaroslavl Oblast 36,400 kmē
  64. Jewish Autonomous Oblast 36,000 kmē
  65. Bryansk Oblast 34,900 kmē
  66. Tambov Oblast 34,300 kmē
  67. Permyakia 32,900 kmē
  68. Kaluga Oblast 29,900 kmē
  69. Kursk Oblast 29,800 kmē
  70. Vladimir Oblast 29,000 kmē
  71. Belgorod Oblast 27,100 kmē
  72. Mordovia 26,200 kmē
  73. Tula Oblast 25,700 kmē
  74. Oryol Oblast 24,700 kmē
  75. Lipetsk Oblast 24,100 kmē
  76. Mariy El 23,200 kmē
  77. Ust-Orda Buryatia 22,400 kmē
  78. Ivanovo Oblast 21,800 kmē
  79. Chechnya 19,300 kmē
  80. Aga Buryatia 19,000 kmē
  81. Chuvashia 18,300 kmē
  82. Kaliningrad Oblast 15,100 kmē
  83. Karachay-Cherkessia 14,100 kmē
  84. Kabardino-Balkaria 12,500 kmē
  85. North Ossetia-Alania 8,000 kmē
  86. Adygeya 7,600 kmē
  87. Ingushetia ca 4,000 kmē
  88. Saint Petersburg 1,400 kmē
  89. Moscow 1,091 kmē

See also: List of federal subjects by federal district, List of federal subjects of Russia by population


NOTE: Some of Russia's subdivisions are nested. Thus, Tyumen Oblast includes two autonomous districts, Khantia-Mansia and Yamalia, Krasnoyarsk Krai includes Taymyria and Evenkia, and so forth. Wherever this is the case, the nesting region's area is given with all the nested components included. The same goes for Moscow and Leningrad Oblasts: areas given include the federal cities of Moscow and Saint Petersburg, respectively.


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