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Full enumeration — average employment, 2010, 2015, 2020: ranking of regions, 2020

Comparison of 85 federal subjects of the Russian Federation by «Full enumeration — average employment, 2010, 2015, 2020» for 2020. The largest values are in: Moscow (310,1 thousand people), Krasnodar Krai (301,8 thousand people), Moscow Oblast (268,7 thousand people). The smallest value is in Chukotka Autonomous Okrug — 1,7 thousand people. The Russia-wide figure is 5 363 thousand people.

Full enumeration — average employment, 2010, 2015, 2020 across Russian regions — comparison for 2020, largest value — Moscow (310,1 thousand people)
Full enumeration — average employment, 2010, 2015, 2020: regions with the largest values, 2020. Source: Rosstat. forecasteconomy.com
Largest value — Moscow310,1 thousand people
Russia overall5 363 thousand people
Smallest value — Chukotka Autonomous Okrug1,7 thousand people
Data for2020

Regions by indicator magnitude (85 regions)

No.Regionthousand people
1Moscow310,1
2Krasnodar Krai301,8
3Moscow Oblast268,7
4Rostov Oblast210,8
5Saint Petersburg180,5
6Sverdlovsk Oblast168,4
7Tyumen Oblast138,3
8Republic of Bashkortostan133,4
9Chelyabinsk Oblast130,4
10Republic of Tatarstan126
11Republic of Crimea121,9
12Stavropol Krai121,7
13Perm Krai115,1
14Nizhny Novgorod Oblast106,8
15Krasnoyarsk Krai102,8
16Novosibirsk Oblast102,5
17Saratov Oblast96,5
18Voronezh Oblast92,4
19Volgograd Oblast86,3
20Samara Oblast85,8
21Irkutsk Oblast84,8
22Primorsky Krai84,3
23Altai Krai83,3
24Belgorod Oblast78,3
25Omsk Oblast77,1
26Kemerovo Oblast – Kuzbass73,5
27Penza Oblast66,1
28Orenburg Oblast63,5
29Leningrad Oblast61,9
30Udmurt Republic59,9
31Tula Oblast58,6
32Kirov Oblast58,4
33Vladimir Oblast58,4
34Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra57,4
35Vologda Oblast55,6
36Kaliningrad Oblast49,1
37Ivanovo Oblast48,4
38Chuvash Republic47,4
39Kursk Oblast44,2
40Tver Oblast43,8
41Ulyanovsk Oblast43,7
42Khabarovsk Krai43,6
43Yaroslavl Oblast42,2
44Arkhangelsk Oblast41,5
45Bryansk Oblast41,3
46Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)41,2
47Ryazan Oblast40,9
48Lipetsk Oblast40,6
49Zabaykalsky Krai39,5
50Tomsk Oblast39,2
51Astrakhan Oblast38,6
52Tambov Oblast38
53Kaluga Oblast37,9
54Republic of Buryatia37,6
55Chechen Republic36,9
56Smolensk Oblast36,8
57Kostroma Oblast36,1
58Amur Oblast35,9
59Oryol Oblast30,9
60Republic of Dagestan30,2
61Komi Republic29,8
62Sevastopol28,9
63Republic of Mordovia28,6
64Kurgan Oblast28
65Sakhalin Oblast25,4
66Republic of Khakassia24,6
67Mari El Republic23,1
68Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug20,5
69Novgorod Oblast19,7
70Pskov Oblast19,6
71Murmansk Oblast19,3
72Republic of Adygea18,7
73Republic of Karelia18,2
74Kabardino-Balkarian Republic17,6
75Republic of Ingushetia16
76Kamchatka Krai14,1
77Karachay-Cherkess Republic10,5
78Republic of Kalmykia10,5
79Tyva Republic10
80Altai Republic9,7
81Republic of North Ossetia – Alania8,5
82Magadan Oblast6,1
83Jewish Autonomous Oblast5,4
84Nenets Autonomous Okrug1,7
85Chukotka Autonomous Okrug1,7

Questions and answers

Which region has the largest value for «Full enumeration — average employment, 2010, 2015, 2020»?

As of 2020, the largest value is in Moscow — 310,1 thousand people.

Which region has the smallest value?

The smallest value is in Chukotka Autonomous Okrug — 1,7 thousand people.

Which year do the figures cover, and where do they come from?

Figures for 2020 from the Rosstat yearbook "Regions of Russia. Socio-economic indicators".

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Data source

Rosstat yearbook "Regions of Russia. Socio-economic indicators". Values for 2020, units: thousand people. Each region has a page with the full indicator series since 1990.

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