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  1. The Northern Economic Region, (Russian: Се́верный Зкономи́ческий Райо́н; tr.: Severny Ekonomichesky Rayon), is one of twelve economic regions of Russia. Composition. Arkhangelsk Oblast; Republic of Karelia; Komi Republic; Murmansk Oblast; Nenets Autonomous Okrug; Vologda Oblast; All are in the ...

  2. Regiones económicas de Rusia. Apariencia. Cáucaso Septentrional Centro Chernozem Central Extremo Oriente Norte Noroeste Siberia Oriental Siberia Occidental Ural Volga Volgo-Viatski Kaliningrado. Rusia se divide en doce regiones económicas (en ruso: экономи́ческие райо́ны, sing. экономи́ческий ...

  3. Economic region Population (2020) [citation needed] Area (km2) [citation needed] Central: 32,310,000: 482,300 Central Black Earth: 7,123,000: 167,900 East Siberian: 6,119,000: 3,371,800 Far Eastern: 6,122,000: 6,952,600 Kaliningrad: 1,013,000: 15,100 North Caucasus: 22,629,000: 381,600 Northern: 4,473,000: 1,476,600 Northwestern ...

  4. 29 de may. de 2024 · The total area of Siberia in the wider sense is about 5,207,900 square miles (13,488,500 square km); in the narrower Russian definition the area is 2,529,000 square miles (6,550,000 square km), consisting of two economic planning regions, Eastern and Western Siberia.

  5. The economy of the northern regions is aimed primarily at the extraction and primary processing of natural resources. As can be seen from Table 01 , in 2016, 87% of Russia's total oil production, 93% of gas, and 61% of timber were produced in Russia’s northern regions.

  6. Economic regions of Russia are the reunification of Russian federal structures for economic and statistical needs. The division into these economic zones is different from the division of the country into because the sole purpose of federal zones is administrative. No federal zone can belong to more than one economic zone.

  7. 13 de dic. de 2018 · A baseline model with applications. Russia is a federation of more than 80 regions spanning across a huge territory. Natural resource endowment, inherited industrial specialization, remoteness and climate conditions contribute to large regional disparities.