Federal Subjects of the Russian Federation субъекты Российской Федерации 82 Federal Subjects Oblasts of 46 Oblasts Russia Englsih Name Authority Record: Cutte Russian Name and Capital Feder Econo Official Minorit LCSH r Notes al mic Langugae(s) y Num Distri Region (Alphabet- Langua ber ct Language ges Family) Amur Oblast Amurska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Амурская область, Blagoves Far Far Russian (Russia) .A48 formerly known as hchensk East East (Cyrillic- Amur Krai Slavic) (Амурский край) or 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 Volga Russian Oblast oblastʹ (Russia) .A87 область (city) ern (Cyrillic- Slavic) Belgorod 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/A N/A Russian (Russia) .C43 in 2008 Chita Oblast (city) (Cyrillic- merged with Agin- Slavic) Buryat Autonomous Okrug to form Zabaykalsky Krai. Irkutsk Oblast Irkutska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Иркутская область Irkutsk Siberi East Russian (Russia) .C44 (city) an Siberia (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Ivanovo 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) Kaluga 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 o (city) an Siberia (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Kirov Oblast Kirovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Кировская область Kirov Volga Volga- Russian Komi (Russia) .K45 (city) Vyatka (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic Slavic) -Uralic) Kostroma Oblast Kostromska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Костромская область Kostroma Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .K57 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Kurgan 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 Lipetsk Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .K87 (city) al l Black (Cyrillic- 5 Earth Slavic) Magadan Oblast Magadanska︠ia︡ 675-c Магаданская область Magdan Far Far Russian oblastʹ (Russia) .L46 (city) Easter Easter (Cyrillic- n n Slavic) Moscow 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) Nizhny 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 be 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) Omsk Oblast Omska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Омская область Omsk Siberi West Russian (Russia) .O47 (city) an Siberia (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Orenburg Oblast Orenburgska︠ia︡ 675-c Оренбургская Orenburg Volga Urals Russian oblastʹ (Russia) .O73 область (city) (Cyrillic- Slavic) Oryol Oblast Orlovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Орловская область Oryol Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .O74 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Penza Oblast Penzenska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Пензенская область Penza Volga Volga Russian (Russia) .P46 (city) (Cyrillic- Slavic) Pskov Oblast Pskovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Псковская область Pskov North North Russian (Russia) .P74 (city) wester wester (Cyrillic- n n Slavic) Rostov Oblast Rostovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Ростовская область Rostov- South North Russian (Russia) .R67 on-Don ern Caucas (Cyrillic- us Slavic) Ryazan Oblast R︠ia︡ zanska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Рязанская область Ryazan Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .R52 (city) al l (Cyrillic- Slavic) Sakhalin 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. Samara Oblast 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. Saratov Oblast Saratovska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Саратовская область Saratov Volga Volga Russian (Russia) .S27 (city) (Cyrillic- Slavic) Smolensk 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 Tambov Centr Centra Russian (Russia) .T35 (city) al l Black (Cyrillic- Earth Slavic) Tomsk Oblast Tomska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Томская область Tomsk Siberi West Russian (Russia) .T65 (city) an Siberia (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Tula Oblast 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 Ural 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) Vladimir Oblast 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. Vologda Oblast Vologodska︠ia︡ oblastʹ 675-c Вологодская область Vologda North Northe Russian (Russia) .V64 (city) wester rn (Cyrillic- n Slavic) Voronezh 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 Barnaul Siberi West Russian Altai (Russia) .A47 an Siberia (Cyrillic- (Cyrillic n Slavic) -Turkic) Kamchatka Krai 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). Khabarovsk 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). Krasnodar Krai 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). Perm Krai 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