Percentage of ethnic Russians in 1989 in RSFSR raions (dictricts) [6198×3471]

Percentage of ethnic Russians in 1989 in RSFSR raions (dictricts) [6198×3471]

Posted May 21, 2016, 2:53 PM UTC

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GMantis•

Compare to the 2010 census.

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celerym•

Having difficulty making this comparison.

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GMantis•

The scale is actually the same, though different colors are used. The administrative divisions are mostly the same as well.

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holytriplem•

TIL people still in Novaya Zemlya. I thought the whole island was one big nuclear test site.

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h2ppyme•

There are a couple of settlements indeed.

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Daler_Mehndii•

Damn Dagestan

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masiakasaurus•

This answers all the questions I had about Yakutia.

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hablomuchoingles•

So, who can tell me what's with those four blue raions in the southwest in the sea of red? It looks like they surround a city with barely a Russian majority.

Edit: Romanians maybe?

Edit 2: Is that Voronezh?

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Ro99•

Though there are some (deported) Romanians in Central Asia, there are no Romanians that I know of there. It's pretty far away from Romania&Moldova. My bet would be Ukrainians.

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calumj•

Surprised by Primorsky, I had heard a lot of Ukrainians settled out east

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holytriplem•

Maybe this includes Russified Ukrainians?

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calumj•

maybe. One of the other maps confirms they used to be the largest group, but I Imagine russian immigration eventually made them the largest

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h2ppyme•

Russification...

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klarken1•

That's not the same Russification as the other person replied to.

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Aga-Ugu•

Yes, but that was happening over a century ago. Their descendants are just plain old Russians nowadays.

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EconomistMagazine•

Did they interbreed with local Russians then?

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J0ntt1•

Where did the Russians come from that settled down in the occupied finnish Karelia (Vyborg+surrounding areas)

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Don_Camillo005•

fleet from the mongols or forced away by them

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DanielOwain2015•

What about Krim?

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zabulistan•

Crimea wasn't part of the RSFSR in 1989.

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DanielOwain2015•

good point

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Chrillexx•

Why are there so many russians in "Kaliningrad"? They occupy land and then they send their people to replace the natives..

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Don_Camillo005•

the german population got forced away by sovjet and polish troops. prussia, posen and schlesien were also cleaned by germans manly because of polish demands.

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