List of federal subjects of Russia by area
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Here is a list of the 88 federal subjects of Russia in order of size. Values are given using SI (metric) units. According to reports from the 2002 census, the total area of Russia is 17,075,400 km² (6,592,849 mi²).
- Sakha Republic 3,103,200 km²
- Krasnoyarsk Krai 2,339,700 km² (includes Evenkia and Taymyria; without Evenkia and Taymyria 710,000 km²)
- Tyumen Oblast 1,435,200 km² (includes Khantia-Mansia and Yamalia; without Khantia-Mansia and Yamalia 161,800 km²)
- Taymyria 862,100 km² (also included in Krasnoyarsk Krai total)
- Khabarovsk Krai 788,600 km²
- Irkutsk Oblast 767,900 km² (includes Ust-Orda Buryatia; without Ust-Orda Buryatia 745,500 km²)
- Evenkia 767,600 km² (also included in Krasnoyarsk Krai total)
- Yamalia 750,300 km² (also included in Tyumen Oblast total)
- Chukotka 737,700 km²
- Arkhangelsk Oblast 587,400 km² (includes Nenetsia; without Nenetsia 410,700 km²)
- Khantia-Mansia 523,100 km² (also included in Tyumen Oblast total)
- Kamchatka Oblast 472,300 km² (includes Koryakia; without Koryakia 170,800 km²)
- Magadan Oblast 461,400 km²
- Chita Oblast 431,500 km² (includes Aga Buryatia; without Aga Buryatia 412,500 km²)
- Komi Republic 415,900 km²
- Amur Oblast 363,700 km²
- Buryat Republic 351,300 km²
- Tomsk Oblast 316,900 km²
- Koryakia 301,500 km² (also included in Kamchatka Oblast total)
- Sverdlovsk Oblast 194,800 km²
- Novosibirsk Oblast 178,200 km²
- Nenetsia 176,700 km² (also included in Arkhangelsk Oblast total)
- Republic of Karelia 172,400 km²
- Tyva 170,500 km²
- Altai Krai 169,100 km²
- Primorsky Krai 165,900 km²
- Perm Krai 160,600 km²
- Vologda Oblast 145,700 km²
- Murmansk Oblast 144,900 km²
- Bashkortostan 143,600 km²
- Omsk Oblast 139,700 km²
- Orenburg Oblast 124,000 km²
- Kirov Oblast 120,800 km²
- Volgograd Oblast 113,900 km²
- Rostov Oblast 100,800 km²
- Saratov Oblast 100,200 km²
- Kemerovo Oblast 95,500 km²
- Altai Republic 92,600 km²
- Chelyabinsk Oblast 87,900 km²
- Sakhalin Oblast 87,100 km²
- Leningrad Oblast 84,500 km²
- Tver Oblast 84,100 km²
- Nizhny Novgorod Oblast 76,900 km²
- Kalmykia 76,100 km²
- Krasnodar Krai 76,000 km²
- Kurgan Oblast 71,000 km²
- Tatarstan 68,000 km²
- Stavropol Krai 66,500 km²
- Khakassia 61,900 km²
- Kostroma Oblast 60,100 km²
- Novgorod Oblast 55,300 km²
- Pskov Oblast 55,300 km²
- Samara Oblast 53,600 km²
- Voronezh Oblast 52,400 km²
- Dagestan 50,300 km²
- Smolensk Oblast 49,800 km²
- Moscow Oblast 45,900 km²
- Astrakhan Oblast 44,100 km²
- Penza Oblast 43,200 km²
- Udmurtia 42,100 km²
- Ryazan Oblast 39,600 km²
- Ulyanovsk Oblast 37,300 km²
- Yaroslavl Oblast 36,400 km²
- Jewish Autonomous Oblast 36,000 km²
- Bryansk Oblast 34,900 km²
- Tambov Oblast 34,300 km²
- Kaluga Oblast 29,900 km²
- Kursk Oblast 29,800 km²
- Vladimir Oblast 29,000 km²
- Belgorod Oblast 27,100 km²
- Mordovia 26,200 km²
- Tula Oblast 25,700 km²
- Oryol Oblast 24,700 km²
- Lipetsk Oblast 24,100 km²
- Mariy El 23,200 km²
- Ust-Orda Buryatia 22,400 km² (also included in Irkutsk Oblast total)
- Ivanovo Oblast 21,800 km²
- Aga Buryatia 19,000 km² (also included in Chita Oblast total)
- Chuvashia 18,300 km²
- Chechnya ~15,300 km² (the exact area is unknown as the border of Chechnya with Ingushetia has not been demarcated)
- Kaliningrad Oblast 15,100 km²
- Karachay-Cherkessia 14,100 km²
- Kabardino-Balkaria 12,500 km²
- North Ossetia-Alania 8,000 km²
- Adygeya 7,600 km²
- Ingushetia ~4,000 km² (the exact area is unknown as the border of Ingushetia with Chechnya has not been demarcated)
- Saint Petersburg 1,400 km²
- Moscow 1,091 km²
See also
NOTE: Some of Russia's subdivisions are nested. Thus, Tyumen Oblast includes two autonomous districts, Khantia-Mansia and Yamalia, Krasnoyarsk Krai includes Taymyria and Evenkia, and so forth. Wherever this is the case, the nesting region's area is given with all the nested components included.
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