Population density in Russia 2021: ranking by region

What is population density and how to calculate it

Population density is the number of people living in an area of ​​one square kilometer. Typically, this geographic indicator is calculated for a city, region, or country.

Population density is calculated quite simply. The number of inhabitants of a region or country is divided by the area of ​​its territory.

When calculating this indicator for large areas, such as hemispheres or the entire planet, uninhabited areas such as oceans or deserts may be excluded. This increases the accuracy of calculations.

Population density depends on many factors, for example, on the terrain, distance from seas, rivers and roads, but first of all, of course, on the climate.

Healthcare

One of the important areas of the region is healthcare. The authorities spend huge amounts of money on the expansion and development of this structure, since many people suffer from one or another ailment.

In the Tambov region, according to data available for 2021, the following are registered annually:

  • 126 patients diagnosed with HIV infection;
  • 4729 patients diagnosed with malignant neoplasm, i.e. suffering from various cancers. This category of the population receives modern and effective treatment in the best clinics in the region;
  • 337 patients with tuberculosis disease;
  • 41 patients being treated for drug addiction;
  • 1210 people with alcoholism;
  • 68 patients diagnosed with syphilis.

The Tambov region is pursuing an active policy aimed at increasing the population, and therefore actively supports socially important institutions of childhood and motherhood. As of 2021, 2,875 cases of termination of pregnancy were registered in the region. This figure is decreasing every year.

Rating of Russian regions by population density

(By federal districts)

Central Federal District

Region Population density, people per sq. km.
1 Moscow 4941,45
2 Moscow region 173,89
3 Belgorod region 56,80
4 Tula region 56,43
5 Lipetsk region 46,92
6 Vladimir region 46,15
7 Ivanovo region 46,04
8 Voronezh region 44,16
9 Kursk region 36,55
10 Yaroslavl region 34,32
11 Bryansk region 33,93
12 Kaluga region 33,62
13 Oryol Region 29,40
14 Tambov Region 28,86
15 Ryazan Oblast 27,73
16 Smolensk region 18,50
17 Tver region 14,79
18 Kostroma region 10,44

Show more ↓ Northwestern Federal District

Region Population density, people per sq. km.
1 Saint Petersburg 3837,73
2 Kaliningrad region 67,35
3 Leningrad region 22,56
4 Pskov region 11,20
5 Novgorod region 10,87
6 Vologda Region 7,96
7 Murmansk region 5,06
8 Republic of Karelia 3,37
9 Arkhangelsk region without HAE 2,62
10 Komi Republic 1,95
11 Nenets Aut. district 0,25

Southern Federal District

Region Population density, people per sq. km.
1 Sevastopol 590,27
2 Krasnodar region 75,30
3 Republic of Crimea 72,91
4 Republic of Adygea 59,44
5 Rostov region 41,41
6 Volgograd region 21,92
7 Astrakhan region 20,35
8 Republic of Kalmykia 3,61

North Caucasus Federal District

Region Population density, people per sq. km.
1 The Republic of Ingushetia 165,09
2 Chechen Republic 92,63
3 Republic of North Ossetia-Alania 86,78
4 Kabardino-Balkaria 69,70
5 The Republic of Dagestan 62,33
6 Stavropol region 42,21
7 Karachay-Cherkessia 32,59

Volga Federal District

Region Population density, people per sq. km.
1 Chuvash Republic 65,85
2 Samara Region 58,88
3 Republic of Tatarstan 57,40
4 Nizhny Novgorod Region 41,46
5 Udmurt republic 35,50
6 Ulyanovsk region 32,77
7 The Republic of Mordovia 29,81
8 Penza region 29,78
9 Mari El Republic 28,89
10 Bashkortostan 28,08
11 Saratov region 23,66
12 Perm region 16,10
13 Orenburg region 15,71
14 Kirov region 10,39

Ural federal district

Region Population density, people per sq. km.
1 Chelyabinsk region 38,89
2 Sverdlovsk region 22,08
3 Kurgan region 11,45
4 Tyumen region without car O. 9,64
5 Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Region O. — Yugra 3,16
6 Yamalo-Nenets Aut. O. 0,71

Siberian Federal District

Region Population density, people per sq. km.
1 Kemerovo region 27,51
2 Novosibirsk region 15,67
3 Altai region 13,67
4 Omsk region 13,49
5 The Republic of Khakassia 8,64
6 Tomsk region 3,40
7 Irkutsk region 3,07
8 Altai Republic 2,38
9 Tyva Republic 1,96
10 Krasnoyarsk region 1,21

Far Eastern Federal District

Region Population density, people per sq. km.
1 Primorsky Krai 11,40
2 Sakhalin region 5,58
3 Jewish Autonomous Region 4,31
4 Buryatia 2,80
5 Transbaikal region 2,44
6 Amur region 2,16
7 Khabarovsk region 1,65
8 Kamchatka Krai 0,67
9 The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 0,32
10 Magadan Region 0,30
11 Chukotka Autonomous Okrug 0,07

Districts

The administrative-territorial units of a region are districts that independently exercise municipal governance. The districts into which the Tambov region is divided are given below.

Urban district - Tambov city

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Branch of the Tambov regional state government institution “Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services” in Tambov

Urban district - the city of Michurinsk

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Branch of the Tambov regional state government institution "Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services" in Michurinsk

Urban district - the city of Uvarovo

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Uvarovsky municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Urban district - the city of Kotovsk

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Kotovsk municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Pervomaisky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services of the Pervomaisky district of the Tambov region

Tokarevsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Tokarevsky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Sosnovsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services of the Sosnovsky district of the Tambov region

Nikiforovsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Nikiforovsky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Pichaevsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Pichaevsky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Urban district - the city of Kirsanov

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Kirsanovsky municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Urban district - the city of Morshansk

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Morshansky municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services to the population of the Tambov region

Urban district - the city of Rasskazovo

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Municipal government institution Rasskazovsky multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services to the population of the Tambov region

Bondarsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Bondarsky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Gavrilovsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Gavrilovsky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Zherdevsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Zherdevsky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Znamensky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Znamensky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Inzhavinsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Municipal government institution Inzhavinsky multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Mordovian municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Mordovian municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Muchkap municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Muchkapsky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Petrovsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services to the population of the Petrovsky district of the Tambov region

Rzhaksinsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Rzhaksinsky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Sampursky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Sampursky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Staroyurievsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Staroyurievsky district municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services in the Tambov region

Umetsky municipal district

Multifunctional in the area:

  • Umet municipal government institution Multifunctional center for the provision of state and municipal services to the population of the Tambov region

Population density in Russia by region in 2021

The most densely populated regions of Russia today are the regions of the European part of the country and the republics of the North Caucasus. The population density in the Central Federal District reaches 60.37 people. per sq. km, and in the North Caucasus - 58.48 people. per sq. km.

This figure is relatively high in the south of Russia and the Volga region. In the Southern Federal District it is 36.81 people. per sq. km., and in the Volga Federal District - 28.03 people. per sq. km.

It is significantly lower in the Northwestern part of the country and in the Urals. In the Northwestern Federal District - 8.26 people. per sq. km., in the Ural Federal District - 6.78 people. per sq. km.

Territories with minimal population density are Siberia and the Far East. In the Siberian Federal District this figure is 3.90 people. per sq. km., and in the Far East - even 1.17 people. per sq. km.

The highest population density is in cities; in rural areas this figure is, accordingly, much lower (see Share of urban and rural populations in the regions of Russia).

The most populous subjects of the Russian Federation

Speaking about the most densely populated regions of Russia, we should immediately highlight three cities, which are independent subjects of the Russian Federation.
These are Moscow, St. Petersburg and Sevastopol. Naturally, the population density there is higher than in other constituent entities of the Russian Federation, which include both urban and rural areas. In Moscow, the population density is 4941.45 people. per sq. km, in St. Petersburg - 3837.73 people. per sq. km, and in Sevastopol - 590.27 people. per sq. km.

“Comparing these cities with other subjects of the Russian Federation in this context, in my opinion, is not very correct,” says Top-RF.ru ​​columnist Dmitry Danilov.

Therefore, we will leave them outside the brackets of our rating. In this case, the region with the highest population density is the Moscow region. Its indicator is 173.89 people. per sq. km.

This is followed by the republics of Ingushetia (165.09), Chechnya (92.63), and North Ossetia (86.78). Rounding out the top five most densely populated regions of Russia (excluding MSK, St. Petersburg and Sevastopol) is the Krasnodar Territory, with a population density of 75.30 people. per sq. km.

See also, the fastest growing cities in Russia >>

The most sparsely populated regions of Russia

The five most sparsely populated regions of the country are as follows:

• Chukotka Autonomous Okrug - 0.07 people. per sq. km. • Nenets Autonomous Okrug - 0.25 people. per sq. km. • Magadan region - 0.30 people. per sq. km. • Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) - 0.32 people. per sq. km • Kamchatka Territory - 0.67 people. per sq. km.

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