Federal Districts of Russia - List of Federal Districts

List of Federal Districts

Name of district Area
(km²)
Population
(2010 Russian Census)
Federal
subjects
Administrative
center
Central Federal District 652,800 38,438,600 18 Moscow
Southern Federal District 418,500 13,856,700 6 Rostov-on-Don
Northwestern Federal District 1,677,900 13,583,800 11 Saint Petersburg
Far Eastern Federal District 6,215,900 6,291,900 9 Khabarovsk
Siberian Federal District 5,114,800 19,254,300 12 Novosibirsk
Urals Federal District 1,788,900 12,082,700 6 Yekaterinburg
Volga Federal District 1,038,000 29,900,400 14 Nizhny Novgorod
North Caucasian Federal District 170,700 9,496,800 7 Pyatigorsk

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