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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. 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 ...

  3. Norte. Noroeste. Siberia Oriental. Siberia Occidental. Ural. Volga. Volgo-Viatski. Composición. Región económica del Centro ( ruso: Центральный экономический район; tr. Centralny ekonomícheski raión) Óblast de Briansk. Óblast de Ivánovo. Óblast de Kaluga. Óblast de Kostromá. Ciudad federal de Moscú. Óblast de Moscú. Óblast de Oriol.

  4. Northern economic region; Northwestern economic region; Povolzhye economic region; Urals economic region; Volga-Vyatka economic region; Non-Chernozemic economic zone (Нечернозёмная экономическая зона, Nechernozyomnaya ekonomicheskaya zona) Central economic region; Kaliningrad Oblast; Northern economic region

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    The initial Russian colonization of the Russian North started independently from Novgorod and Rostov. Genetic studies show that the populations of Russian North have a significant Finnic admixture, which is not typical for more southern Russian populations. The pre-Russian (most likely Finno-Ugric) populations of Russian North were recorded as "Zav...

    The White Sea coastal part of the Russian North is home to Pomors, a unique subethnic group of Russians with a maritime culture not typical of other Russian subethnic groups. Moreover, the Russian North is home to numerous Old Believercommunities.

    Russian North is a major tourist destination due to the large amount of both natural and cultural places of interest (Kizhi Pogost, Valaam, Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery, etc.)

    A church in Matigory (built 1686-1694)
    Church of the Annunciation (Solvychegodsk)
    A fresco on a church in Dymkovo (Veliky Ustyug)
    An open-air wooden architecture museum in Malye Korely
  5. North Caucasus Economic Region (Се́веро-Кавка́зский экономи́ческий райо́н; tr.: Severo-Kavkazskiy ekonomicheskiy rayon) is one of 12 economic regions of Russia. It comprises the whole of the North Caucasian Federal District and the western federal subjects of the Southern Federal District.

  6. Abstract—. The paper examines some issues of the spatial development of Russia: recovery of large economic regions in the public administration system and combining their status with the functions of Federal districts; identifying subregions, associations of adjacent regions (territories, republics and autonomous districts), as new spatial ...