Land resources and environmental protection — Tula Oblast

Freshwater use in Tula Oblast

Freshwater use — Tula Oblast: dynamics chart 2000–2024, latest value 229 million cubic metres
Freshwater use in Tula Oblast, 2000–2024. Source: Rosstat.

Freshwater use in Tula Oblast in 2024: 229 million cubic metres. Over the year the indicator rose by 5%.

Over five years (since 2019) the indicator rose by 2,3%. Since 2000, the start of the available series, the indicator fell by 38,9% (from 375 to 229 million cubic metres).

By this indicator Tula Oblast holds position 42 in the list by magnitude out of 85 in 2024 (table for all regions). The Russia-wide figure is 50 682 million cubic metres: the region is below the national average.

Maximum over the full observation period — 387 million cubic metres in 2002, minimum — 214,8 million cubic metres in 2021. Data are updated annually as Rosstat releases the yearbook.

Freshwater use in Tula Oblast at checkpoint years

  • 2000 — 375 million cubic metres
  • 2005 — 359 million cubic metres
  • 2010 — 283 million cubic metres
  • 2015 — 235,2 million cubic metres
  • 2020 — 220,7 million cubic metres
  • 2024 — 229 million cubic metres

Freshwater use by year

Yearmillion cubic metres
2024229
2023218
2022221,3
2021214,8
2020220,7
2019223,9
2018222,2
2017215
2016252,5
2015235,2
2014252,9
2013268,9
2012264
2011271
2010283
2009285
2008307
2007332
2006365
2005359
2004385
2003386
2002387
2001378
2000375

Questions and answers

What is “Freshwater use” in Tula Oblast?

According to Rosstat for 2024 — 229 million cubic metres.

Where does Tula Oblast sit in the list by indicator magnitude?

42 of 85 federal subjects when ordered by descending value for 2024.

How did the indicator change over the last year?

From 2023 to 2024 the indicator rose by 5%.

Where do the data come from and how often are they updated?

Source — the official Rosstat yearbook "Regions of Russia. Socio-economic indicators". Figures are annual and update after each new yearbook release.

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Data source

Rosstat yearbook "Regions of Russia. Socio-economic indicators". Values for 2000–2024, units: million cubic metres. Each region has a page with the full indicator series since 1990.

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