Russian Federal Subjects
19 entries in the Russian Federal Subjects compendium.
DagestanLand of the MountainsIngushetiaThe smallest republic of Russia, home to the Ingush people, with a complex history and theKabardino-BalkariaHome of Mount Elbrus, Europe's highest peak, in the North Caucasus.KalmykiaThe Buddhist heart of Europe on the Caspian steppe.Karachay-CherkessiaA republic of Russia in the North Caucasus, home to diverse ethnic groups and Europe's higKareliaA historical region divided between Russia and Finland, known for its lakes, cultural heriKhakassiaA republic of southern Siberia, rich in natural resources and traditional culture.Komi RepublicA republic of Russia in northeast European Russia, known for its vast forests, mineral weaMari ElA Russian republic for the indigenous Mari people.MordoviaA republic of Russia in Eastern Europe, home to the Mordvin people and the city of SaranskNorth OssetiaA republic in the North Caucasus, home to the Ossetian people and the capital Vladikavkaz.TatarstanA republic of Russia in Eastern Europe, rich in oil and history.UdmurtiaA republic of Russia in Eastern Europe, part of the Volga Federal District, with capital IChechnyaA republic of Russia in the North Caucasus, home to the Chechen people.ChuvashiaA republic in Eastern Europe, homeland of the Chuvash people, known for its Volga rivers, Altai KraiA federal subject of Russia in Siberia, named after the Altai Mountains, with Barnaul as iKrasnoyarsk KraiLargest krai in Russia, spanning Siberia from Arctic to mountains.Perm KraiA krai in Eastern Europe, formed in 2005 from the merger of Perm Oblast and Komi-Permyak AStavropol KraiA multi-ethnic krai in the North Caucasus, home to the Kuban Cossacks and the birthplace o
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