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82 Federal Subjects

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Englsih Name Authority Record: Cutte Russian Name and Capital Feder Econo Official Minorit LCSH r Notes al mic Langugae(s) y

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Amur Amurska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Амурская область, Blagoves Far Far Russian (Russia) .A48 formerly known as hchensk East East (- Krai Slavic) (Амурский край) Priamurye (Приамурье) Arkhangelsk Arkhangelʹska︠ia︡ 675-c Архангельская Arkhange North Northe Russian Oblast oblastʹ (Russia) .A74 область lsk (city) wester rn (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Astrakhan Astrakhanska︠ia︡ 675-c Астраханская Astrakhan South Russian Oblast oblastʹ (Russia) .A87 область (city) ern (Cyrillic- Slavic) Oblast Belgorodska︠ia︡ 675-c Белгородская Belgorod Centr Centra Russian oblastʹ (Russia) .B54 область (city) al l Black (Cyrillic- Earth Slavic) Chelyabinsk Chel︠ia︡ binska︠ia︡ 675-c Челябинская область Chelyabin Urals Urals Russian Oblast oblastʹ (Russia) .B74 sk (city) (Cyrillic- 2 Slavic)

Chita Oblast Chitinska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Читинская область, Chita N/ N/A Russian (Russia) .C43 in 2008 (city) (Cyrillic- merged with Agin- Slavic) Buryat Autonomous to form . Oblast Irkutska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Иркутская область Irkutsk Siberi East Russian (Russia) .C44 (city) an (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Oblast Ivanovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Ивановская область Ivanovo Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .I74 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Kaliningrad Kaliningradska︠ia︡ 675-c Калининградская Kaliningr North Kalini Russian Oblast oblastʹ (Russia) .I92 область ad (city) wester ngrad (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Oblast Kaluzhska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Калужская область Kaluga Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .K34 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Kemerovo Kemerovska︠ia︡ 675-c Кемеровская область Kermerov Siberi West Russian Oblast oblastʹ (Russia) .K35 (city) an Siberia (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Kirovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Кировская область Kirov Volga Volga- Russian Komi (Russia) .K45 (city) (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic Slavic) -Uralic) Kostroma Oblast Kostromska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Костромская область Kostroma Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .K57 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Oblast Kurganska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Курганская область Kurgan Urals Urals Russian (Russia) .K67 (city) (Cyrillic- Slavic) Leningrad Leningradska︠ia︡ 675-c Ленинградская None North North Russian Oblast oblastʹ (Russia) .K87 область wester wester (Cyrillic- n n Slavic)

Lipetsk Oblast Lipe︠ts︡ ka︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Липецкая область Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .K87 (city) al l Black (Cyrillic- 5 Earth Slavic) Oblast Magadanska︠ia︡ 675-c Магаданская область Magdan Far Far Russian oblastʹ (Russia) .L46 (city) Easter Easter (Cyrillic- n n Slavic) Oblast Moscow (Russia : 675-c Московская область None Centr Centra Russian Oblast) .M67 (Moskovska͡ia oblast') al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Murmansk Murmanska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Мурманская область Murmans North Northe Russian Nenets Oblast (Russia) .M87 k (city) wester rn (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic n Slavic) -Uralic) Nizhegorodska︠ia︡ 675- Нижегородская Nizhny Volga Volga- Russian Novgorod oblastʹ (Russia), c.N5 область, formerly Novgorod Vyatka (Cyrillic- Oblast OLD: Gorʹkovska︠ia︡ N6 known as (city), Slavic) oblastʹ (R.S.F.S.R.) Горьковская область formerly (Gorʹkovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ) known as or Gorky Oblast. Gorky (1932- 1990). Not to confused with Veliky Novgorod /Novogor d. Novgorod Novgorodska︠ia︡ 675-c Новгородская Veliky North North Russian Oblast oblastʹ (Russia) .N68 область Novgorod wester wester (Cyrillic- also n n Slavic) known as Novgorod .

Novosibirsk Novosibirska︠ia︡ 675-c Новосибирская Novosibir Siberi West Russian Oblast oblastʹ (Russia) .N68 область sk (city) an Siberia (Cyrillic- 5 n Slavic) Oblast Omska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Омская область Omsk Siberi West Russian (Russia) .O47 (city) an Siberia (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Oblast Orenburgska︠ia︡ 675-c Оренбургская Orenburg Volga Urals Russian oblastʹ (Russia) .O73 область (city) (Cyrillic- Slavic) Oblast Orlovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Орловская область Oryol Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .O74 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Oblast Penzenska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Пензенская область Penza Volga Volga Russian (Russia) .P46 (city) (Cyrillic- Slavic) Oblast Pskovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Псковская область Pskov North North Russian (Russia) .P74 (city) wester wester (Cyrillic- n n Slavic) Rostovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Ростовская область Rostov- South North Russian (Russia) .R67 on- ern Caucas (Cyrillic- us Slavic) Oblast R︠ia︡ zanska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Рязанская область Ryazan Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .R52 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Oblast Sakhalinska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Сахалинская область Yuzhno- Far Far Russian (Russia) .S24 Sakhalin, Easter Easter (Cyrillic- also n n Slavic) known as Vladimiro vka (Владими ровка) from 1882- 1905, then Toyohara (豊原市) from 1905- 1946. Samarska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Самарская область, Samara Volga Volga Russian (Russia), formerly .S25 formerly known as: (city), (Cyrillic- Kuĭbyshevska︠ia︡ Куйбышевская formerly Slavic) oblastʹ (R.S.F.S.R.) область known as (Kuĭbyshevska︠ia︡ Kuybyshe oblastʹ) or v. The Kuybyshevskaya name Oblast. changed in 1991. Oblast Saratovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Саратовская область Saratov Volga Volga Russian (Russia) .S27 (city) (Cyrillic- Slavic) Oblast Smolenska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Смоленская область Smolensk Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .S66 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Sverdlovsk Sverdlovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Свердловская Yekaterin Volga Volga Russian Oblast (Russia) .S93 область burg, also (Cyrillic- spelled Slavic) Ekaterinb urg, formerly known as Sverdlovs k.

Tambov Oblast Tambovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Тамбовская область Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .T35 (city) al l Black (Cyrillic- Earth Slavic) Oblast Tomska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Томская область Tomsk Siberi West Russian (Russia) .T65 (city) an Siberia (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Tulʹska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Тульская область Tula Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .T84 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Tyumen Oblast T︠iu︡ menska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Тюменская область Tyumen West Russian (Russia) .T845 (city) Siberia (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Ulyanovsk Ulʹ︠ia︡ novska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Ульяновская область Ulyanovs Volga Volga Russian Oblast (Russia) .T58 k (city) (Cyrillic- Slavic) Vladimirska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Владимирская Vladimir Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .U49 область (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Volgograd Volgogradska︠ia︡ 675-c Волгоградская Volgogra South Volga Russian Oblast oblastʹ (Russia) Old: .V52 область, formelry d (city), ern (Cyrillic- Stalingradska͡ia Сталинградская formerly Slavic) oblast' (Russia) область known as (Stalingradska͡ia Stalingrad oblast'). . The name changed in 1961. Vologodska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Вологодская область Vologda North Northe Russian (Russia) .V64 (city) wester rn (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Oblast Voronezhska︠ia︡ 675-c Воронежская Voronezh Centr Centra Russian oblastʹ (Russia) .V64 область (city) al l Black (Cyrillic- 5 Earth Slavic)

Yaroslavl Oblast I︠ A︡ roslavska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Ярославская область Yaroslavl Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .V67 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic)

Krais of Russia 9 Krais

Altai Krai Altaĭskiĭ kraĭ 675-c Алтайский край Siberi West Russian Altai (Russia) .A47 an Siberia (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic n Slavic) -Turkic) Kamchatskiĭ kraĭ 675-c Камчатский край, Petropavl Far Far Russian Koryak (Russia) .K85 formerly known as ovsk- Easter Easter (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic Камчатская область, Kamchats n n Slavic) alphabet Kamchatska︠ia︡ oblastʹ. ky Chukotk o- Kamchat kan langugae family). Khabarovskiĭ kraĭ 675-c Хабаровский край Khabarov Far Far Russian Krai (Russia) .K43 sk (city) Easter Easter (Cyrillic- (Хаба́ров n n Slavic) ск, Russian name and official name). The city is also known as: Hābāluóf ūsīkè (哈 巴罗夫斯 克, Chinese), Habarobs eukeu (하바롭 스크, Korean), and Habarofus uku (ハバ ロフスク Japanese). Krasnodarskiĭ kraĭ 675-c Краснодарский край Krasnodar South North Russian (Russia) .K72 (city) ern Caucas (Cyrillic- us Slavic) Krasnoyarsk Krasno︠ia︡ rskiĭ kraĭ 675-c Красноярский край Krasnoyar Siberi East Russian Nenets Krai (Russia) .K73 sk (city) an Siberia (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic n Slavic) -Uralic). Permskiĭ kraĭ 675-c Пермский край, Perm Volga Urals Russian Komi (Russia) .P47 formerly known as . (city) (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic (Permska͡ia oblast') Slavic) -Uralic) from 1957-2004. From 1940-1957, it had the name Молотов область (Molotov oblast').

Primorsky Krai Primorskiĭ kraĭ 675-c Приморский край, Vladivost Far Far Russian (Russia) .P74 official name. The ok Easter Easter (Cyrillic- oblast is formerly (Владиво n n Slavic) known as сток, Приморская область Russian, (Primorska͡ia Oblast). official It is also knowns as: name). Peulimoleuseuki The city Jibang is also (프리모르스키 지방, known as: Beulladib Korean), Bīnhǎi oseutokeu biānjiāng qū (滨海边 (블라디 疆区, Chinese), and Purimorusukī kuryi ( 보스토크 プリモルスキー・ク , South リィ, Japanese). Korean), Ullajibosŭ ttokhŭ (울라지 보스또크 , North Korean), Fúlādíwòs ītuōkè ( 符拉迪沃 斯托克, Chinese), and Urajiosut oku (ウラ ジオスト ク, Japanese).

Stavropol Krai Stavropolʹskiĭ kraĭ 675-c Ставропольский Stavropol North North Russian (Russia) .S82 край, formerly known (city) Cauca Caucas (Cyrillic- as the sian us Slavic) Орджоникидзевский край (Ordzhonikidzskiĭ Kraĭ) from 1937-1943. Zabaykalsky Zabaĭkalʹskiĭ kraĭ 675-c Забайкальский край, Chita Siberi East Russian Krai (Russia) .C43 was created by a an Siberia (Cyrillic- (as of merger of the Chita n Slavic) now) Oblast and the Agin- Buryat Autnomous Okrug in 2008. Maps of the region that theAGS has are most likeley cataloged under Chitia oblast.

Autonomous 4 Official Names, Capital Feder Econo Official Minorit Okrugs of Common Name, and of Okrug al mic Langugae y Russia Notes Discti Regio Langua ct n ges

Chukotka Chukotskiĭ 675-c Чукотский Anadry Far Far Russian Chukchi Autonomous avtonomnyĭ okrug .C48 автономный округ (Анадырь Easter Easter (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic Okrug (Russia) (Russian name and , Russian n n Slavic) alphabet official name), name and Chukotk Чукоткакэн official o- автономныкэн окру name). Kamchat (Chukotkaken The city kan avtonomnyken okrug, is also langugae Chuckchi name). This known as family). okrug was established Kagyrgyn in 1992. Its territory (Кагыргы has been apart of other н, regions such as: Chukchi Kamchataka Oblast, name). Magdan Oblast, and the Khabarovskii Krai. -Mansi Khanty-Mansiĭskiĭ 675-c Ханты-Мансийский Khanty- Urals West Russian Khanty Autonomous avtonomnyĭ okrug-- .K44 автономный округ-- Mansiysk Siberia (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic Okrug I︠ U︡ gra (Russia) Югра. The oblast is (Ханты- n Slavic) -Uralic), also known as Мансийс Mansi Khanty-Mansiysk к, Russian (Cyrillic Autonomous Okrug – name and -Ugric). Yugra. The okrug official was known as known name). as the Ostyak–Vogul The city National Okrug is also (Остяко-Вогу́льский known as национа́льный Yomvosh округ) or the Ханты- (Ёмвош, Мансийский Khanty автономный округ name) and (Khanty-Mansiĭskiĭ Abga avtonomnyĭ okrug). (Абга, Mansi name).

Nenets Nene︠ts︡ kiĭ 675-c Ненецкий Naryan- North Northe Russian Nenets Autonomous avtonomnyĭ okrug .M46 автономный округ Mar wester rn (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic Okrug (Russia) (Russian name and (Нарьян- n Slavic) -Uralic), official name). The Мар, Komi okrug is also known as Russian (Cyrillic Ненёцие автономной name and -Uralic) ӈокрук (Nenjocije official awtonomnoj ŋokruk, name). Nenets name). The city is also known as Няръянa мар" (Nyar'yan a marq, Nenets name). Yamalo-Nenets I︠ A︡ malo-Nene︠ts︡ kiĭ 675-c Ямало-Ненецкий Salekhard Urals West Russian Nenets Autonomous avtonomnyĭ okrug .Y25 автономный округ (Салехар Siberia (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic Okrug (Russia) (Russian name and д, Russian n Slavic) -Uralic), official name). The name and Khanty okrug is also knowns official (Cyrillic as Ямалы-Ненёцие name). -Uralic) автономной ӈокрук The city (Jamaly-Nenjocije is also awtonomnoj ŋokruk, known as Nenets name). Пуӆңават (Pułñawat , Khanty name) and Саляʼ харад (Salja' harad, Nenets name).

Republics of 21-22 Republics Russia (Former ASSRs or AOs)

Englsih Authority Record: Regi Official Names of Capital Feder Econo Official Minorit Name/Common LCSH onal Republic, Former al mic Langugae(s) y

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Republic of (Russia) 675-c Республика Адыгеа, Maykop South North Russian Adygea .A39 Respublika Adygeja, Майкоп, ern Caucas (Cyrillic- (Russian) Maikop us Slavic) and Адыгэ Республик (Russian) Adyghe Adygæ Respublik Мыекъуа (Cyrillic- (Adygea) Formerly, пэ, Circassian/N known as the Adyghe Myjæqwa orthwest Autonomous Oblast pæ Caucasian) (Adgyhe AO) from (Adyghe) 1922-1991.

Altai Republic Altaĭ (Russia : 675-c Республика Алтай, Gorno- Siberi West Russian Republic) .G67 Respublik Altaĭ Altaysk an Siberia (Cyrillic- 6 (Russian). Алтай Горно- n Slavic) and (unde Республика, Altaĭ Алтайск, Altai r the Respublika (Altai) Gorno- (Cyrillic- name Former names Altaisk Turkic) Gorn include: the Gorno- (Russian) o- Altai Autonomous Туулу Altai Soviet Socialist Алтай, AO) Republic (Gorno-Altai Tuulu ASSSR) and the Altai Gorno-Altai (Altay) Autonomous Oblast (Gorno-Altai AO). Republic of 678.1 Республика Volga Urals Russian Bashkortostan (Russia) Башкортостан, Уфа, Ufa (Cyrillic- Respublika (Russian) Slavic) and Bashkortostan Өфө, Öfö Bashkir (Russian) (Bashkir) (Turkic- Башҡортостан Cyrillic) Республикаһы, Bashҡortostan Respublikaһy (Bashki r). Formerly known as the Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Bashkir ASSR) from 1919-1992.

Republic of Bur︠ia︡ ti︠ia︡ (Russia) 494.1 Республика Бурятия, Ulan-Ude Siberi East Russian Respublik Bur︠ia︡ ti︠ia︡ Улан-Удэ an Siberia (Cyrillic- (Russian) (Russian) n Slavic) and Буряад Улас, Улаан Buryat Buryaad Ulas Үдэ (Cyrillic- (Buryat). Formerly the (Buryat) Mongolic) Buryat Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic Buryat ASSR, from 1923- 1990.

Republic of (Russia) 679.2 Russian – Республика Makhach North North Russian Dagestan Дагестан (Respublika kalaМаха Cauca Caucas (Cyrllic- Dagestan)Avar – чкала sian us Slavic); Дагъистаналъул (Russian) Northeast Жумгьурият Анжи- Caucasian (Daġistanałul кала lagugaes- Jumhuriyat)Dargin – (Kumyk) Cyrillic or Дагъистанес МахӀачхъ Latin or Республика ала Arabic (Daġistanes (Avar)Ма alphabets: Respublika)Kumyk – гьачкъала Aghul, Avar, Дагъыстан (Lezgian) Chechen, Джумгьурият Гьанжи Dargwa, (Dağıstan (Lak) Lezgian, Cumhuriyat)Lezgian – Lak, Rutul, Республика Tabasaran, Дагъустан Tsakhur; (Respublika Turkic Daġustan)Lak – langugaes- Дагъустаннал Cyrillic Республика alphabet: (Daġustannal Azerbaijani, Respublika)Tabasaran Kumyk, – Дагъустан Nogai; Tat Республика (Cyrillic- (Daġustan Iranian) Respublika)Rutul – Республика Дагъустан (Respublika Daġustan)Aghul – Республика Дагъустан (Respublika Daġustan)Tsakhur – Республика Дагъустан (Respublika Daġustan)Nogai – Дагыстан Республикасы (Dağıstan Respublikası)Chechen – Дехастан пачхьалкъ (Dexastan Paçxalq̇ )Azerbaijani – Дағыстан Республикасы (Dağıstan Respublikası), Formerly known as the Dagestan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Dagestan ASSR) from 1921-1991. Republic of (Russia) 679.1 Республика Magas North North Russian Ingushetia (Und Ингушетия, Cauca Caucas (Cyrillic- Respublika sian us Slavic) and Chec Ingusheti͡ia (Russian) Ingush hen- Гӏалгӏай Мохк, (Cyrillic- Ingus Ğalğaj Moxk Northwast (Ingush). Formerly Caucasian) ASS part of the Chechen- R) Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Chechen- Ingush ASSR) from 1936-1944 and 1957- 1991.

Kabardino- Kabardino-Balkari︠ia︡ 679.3 Кабардино- Nalchik North North Russian Balkar Republic (Russia) Балкарская Нальчик Cauca Caucas (Cyrllic- Республика (Russian) (Russian) sian us Slavic); Къэбэрдей-Балъкъэр Налщӏэч Kabardian Республикэ (Kabardia (Cyrillic or (Kabardian) n) Arabic- or Къабарты-Малкъар Нальчик Latin)- Республика (Balkar) Norhtwest (Karachay-Balkar) Caucasian ; Formerly known as Karachay- the Kabardino-Balkar Balkar Autonomous Soviet (Cyrillic/Lati Socialist Republic n-Turkic) (Kabardino-Balkar ASSR) from 1936- 1991. Republic of Kalmyki︠ia︡ (Russia) 678.3 Республика Elista South Volga Russian Калмыкия, Элиста ern (Cyrillic- Respublika (Russian) Slavic), Kalmykini͡ia (Russian) Элст Kalmyk Хальмг Таңһч, (Kalmyk) (Cyrillic/Lati Haľmg Tañğç n-Mongolic) (Kalmyk) Formerly known as the Kalmyk Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Kalmyk ASSR) from 1935-1991.

Karachay- Karachay-Cherkessia 679.5 Карачаево- Cherkessk North North Russian Cherkess (Russia) Черкесская Cauca Caucas (Cyrillic- Republic Республика (Russian) sian us Slavic), Къарачай-Черкес Abaza Республика (Cyrillic- (Karachay-Balkar) Norhwest Къэрэшей-Шэрджэс Caucasian), Республикэ Kabardian (Kabardian) (Cyrillic- Къарашай-Шеркес Northwest Республикасы Caucasian), (Nogai) Formerly Nogai known as the (Cyrillic- Karachay-Cherkess Turkic) Autonomous Oblast (Karachay-Cherkess AO) from 1957-1991 (Russia) 678 Республика Карелия, Petrozavo North Northe Russian Karelian Karelia Respublik Kareli͡ia dsk wester rn (Cyrllic- (Cyrllic/ (Russian) Петрозав n Slavic) Latin- Karjalan tazavalda одск Uralic) (Karelian) Formerly (Russian) Finnish known as the Karelian Petroskoi (Latin- Autonomous Soviet (Karelian) Uralic) Socialist Republic (Karelian ASSR) from 1956-1991. Komi (Russia) 678.5 Республика Коми, Syktyvkar North Northe Russian Respublika Komi Сыктывк wester rn (Cyrillic- (Russian)Коми ар n Slavic), Республика, Komi (Russian Komi Respublika (Komi) and (Cyrillic- Formerly known as Komi) Uralic) the Komi Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Komi ASSR) from 1936- 1990. Mari (Russia) 678.6 Республика Марий Yoshkar- Volga Volga- Russian

Republic Эл, Respublika Marii Ola Vyatka (Cyrillic- El (Russian) Formerly Slavic), Mari known as the Mari (Cyrillic- Autonomous Soviet Uralic) Socialist Republic (Mari ASSR) from 1936-1990. ︠ ︡ Mordoviia (Russia) 678.7 Республика Saransk Volga Volga- Russian Мордовия (Russian) Саранск, Vyatka (Cyrillic- Мордовия Saransk Slavic), Республикась (Russian) Mordovian () Formerly Саранош, (Cyrillic- known as the Saranosh Uralic) Mordovian (Mordovi Autonomous Soviet an) Socialist Republic (Mordovian ASSR) from 1934-1990.

Sakha Republic (Russia) 493 Республика Саха Far Far Russian (Якутия), Respublika Якутск, Easter Easter (Cyrillic- Sakha (I͡ Akutia) I͡ Akutsk n n Slavic) and (Russian) (Russian) Yakut Саха Дьокууск (Cyrillic- Өрөспүүбүлүкэтэ, ай, Turkic) Sakha D'okuusk Öröspüübülükete ay (Yakut) Formerly (Yakut) known as the Yakut Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Yakut ASSR) from 1922-1991.

North Ossetia- North Ossetia 679.4 Республика Северная Vladikavk North North Russian

Alania (Russia) Осетия-Алания, az Cauca Caucas (Cyrillic- Respublika Severnai͡ia Владикав sian us Slavic), Osetiia-Alani͡ia каз, Ossetian (Russian) Vladikavk (Cyrillic/Geo Республикӕ Цӕгат az rgian/Latin- Ирыстон-Алани, (Russian) Iranian) Respublikæ Cægat Дзӕуджы Iryston-Alani хъæу, (Ossetic) Formerly Dzæudžy known as the North qæu Ossetian Autonomous (Ossetic) Soviet Socialist Formerly Republic (North known as Ossetian ASSR) from Ordzhoni 1936-1992. kidze (Орджон икидзе) and Dzaudzhi kau (Дзауджи кау).

Tatarstan (Russia) 678.8 Республика Volga Volga Russian Татарстан, (Cyrillic- Respublika Tatarstan Slavic), (Russian) Tatar Татарстан (Cyrillic- Республикасы, Tukic) Tatarstan Respublikasy (Tatar) Formerly known as the Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Tatar ASSR) from 1920- 1990.

Tuva Republic (Russia) 492.2 Республика Тыва, Kyzyl Siberi East Russian Respublika Tyva an Siberia (Cyrillic- (Russian) n Slavic), Тыва Республика, Tuvan Tyva Respublika (Cyrillic- (Tuvan) Formerly Turkic) known as the Tuvan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Tuvan ASSR) from 1961 to 1992. Udmurt Udmurti︠ia︡ (Russia) 678.9 Удмуртская Izhevsk Volga Urals Russian

Republic Республика, (Cyrllic- Udmurtska͡ia Slavic), Respublika (Russian) Udmurt Удмурт Республика, (Cyrillic- Udmurt Respublika Uralic) (Udmurt) Formerly known as the Udmurt Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Udmurt ASSR) form 1934-1990.

Republic of Khakasska︠ia︡ 675-c Республика Хакасия, Abakan Siberi East Russian ͡ Respublika (Russia) .K44 Respublika Khakasiia an Siberia (Cyrillic- (Russian) n Slavic), Хакас Республиказы, Khakas Khakás Respúblikazy (Cyrillic- (Khakas) Formerly Turkic) known as the Khakas Autonomous Oblast (Khakas AO) from 1930-1991. Chechen Chechn︠ia︡ (Russia) 679.1 Чеченская GroznyГр North North Russian

Republic (Und Республика, озный, Cauca Caucas (Cyrillic- er Chechenska͡ia Gronznĭ sian us Slavic), Chec Republika (Russian) (Russian) Chechen hen- Нохчийн Соьлжа- (Cyrillic/Lati Ingus Республика, Noxçiyn ГӀала, n/Arabic/Ge h Respublika (Chechen) So'lzha- orgian- ASS Formerly part of the Glala Northwast R) Chechen-Ingush (Chechen) Caucasian) Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Chechen-Ingush ASSR) from 1936- 1944 and 1957-1991. Chuvash (Russia) 678.2 Чувашская Cheboksa Volga Volga- Russian

Republic Республика — ry Vyatka (Cyrillic- Чувашия (Russian) Чебоксар Slavic), Чӑваш Республики ы, Chuvash — Чӑваш Ен Cheboksa (Chuvash) Formerly ry (Cyrillic- known as the Chuvash (Russian) Tukic) Autonomous Soviet Шупашка Socialist Republic р, (Chuvash ASSR) from Shupashk 1925-1992. ar (Chuvash)

Disputed Autonomous Crimea () 686-c Disputed Simferop Dispu Disput Russian Republic of .C74 ol ted ed (Cyrillic- Crimea Симферо Slavic), (Ukraine) or пoль Ukrainian Republic of (Russian) (Cyrillic- Crimea (Russia) Сімфероп Slavic), оль Crimean (Ukrainia Tatar n) (Cyrillic/Lati Aqmescit n/Arabic- (Crimean Turkic) Tatar)

Autonomous Oblast (1)

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Jewish Evreĭska︠ia︡ 675-c Еврейская Birobidzh Far Far Russian Yiddish Autonomous avtonomna︠ia︡ oblastʹ .E97 автономная область, an Easter Easter (Cyrillic- (Latin- ︠ ︡ Oblast (Russia) Evreĭskaia Биробид n n Slavic) Hebrew) avtonomna︠ia︡ oblastʹ жан (Russian) ִִידִיי (Russian) זִאטזִדביעי גיגָאָא עמָאטָאטװי ן Yidishe Avtonome Gegnt (Yisdish) (Yiddish)

Federal Cities of Russia (2-3)

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Moscow Moscow (Russia) 675-d Mосква, Central Centr RU- 2,561.50 .M67 (Russian) al MOW

St. Petersburg 675-d Санкт-Петербург Northwest North RU- 1,439 (Russia) .S2P4 (Sankt-Peterburg) ern wester SPE Formerly, Ленинград n (Leningrad) from 1924-1991, and Петроград (Petrograd) from 1914-1924. Before 1914, the city was St. Peterburg from its founding in 1703.

Disputed

Sevastopol Sevastopolʹ 686-d Севастополь (Russian Disputed Dispu None 864 (Ukraine) .S48 and Ukrainian) Акъяр ted Aqyar (Crimean Tatar) Also known as Sebastopol.