Density of hard-surfaced public roads in Yaroslavl Oblast, 2012: value and dynamics

Place among Russian regions

In 2012, Yaroslavl Oblast holds position 31 in the list by magnitude out of 83 (full regional ranking).

Comparison with the Russian average

The Russian average in 2012 was 54 km per 1,000 km² of territory. The region's value is above the national average.

Dynamics over neighbouring years

Checkpoint years

• 2000 — 172 km per 1,000 km² of territory
• 2005 — 171 km per 1,000 km² of territory
• 2010 — 193 km per 1,000 km² of territory
• 2012 — 256 km per 1,000 km² of territory
• 2015 — 265 km per 1,000 km² of territory
• 2020 — 276.2626 km per 1,000 km² of territory

The last ten years

Chart and full data

Full history, an interactive chart and data for all regions — on the Density of hard-surfaced public roads in Yaroslavl Oblast page.

Other years

• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2024
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2023
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2022
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2021
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2020
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2019
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2018
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2017
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2016
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2015
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2014
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2013
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2011
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2010
• Density of hard-surfaced public roads in 2009