Central federal district

The central federal district is one of the seven federal districts of Russia. The “central” term is used here with the political and historical direction; container Moscow, the capital of the country, this district is in fact located all at the West of Russia.

Characteristics

The central federal district is the second smaller district federal of the country (with 650.700 km ², it counts for less than 4% of the surface of Russia) and more populated (approximately 37.991.000 inhabitants, is more of the quarter of Russia).

Subdivisions

The central federal district is composed of the federal prone following:

Put aside Moscow, which has the statute of federal city, all these subjects are oblasts.

See too

Internal bonds

federal Districts of Russia
Subdivisions of Russia

External bond

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