Ural Federal District, Russia (Urals)

Ural Federal District overview

Ural Federal District is an administrative region of Russia appeared by the decree of Russian President in May 13, 2000. The territory of the district is about 10,5% of total Russian territory. The population of the district is about 8,6% of total population of Russia (80% of the population urban). The administrative center of Ural Federal District is Ekaterinburg city.

Ural Federal District population - 12,240,000 (2009); land area - 1,788,900 sq. km.

Ural district map, Russia


Total number of cities and towns on the territory of Ural Federal District is 112. About 83% of the population are Russians, 5,1% - Tatars, 2,9% - Ukrainians, 2,2% - Bashkirs, 0,7% - Germans. The territory of Ural region has about 70% of known Russian oil and 80% of known Russian natural gas deposits.

Ural Federal District includes the following 6 federal subjects of Russian Federation:

The largest cities of Ural Federal District are:

Ural district of Russia photos

Ural Federal District nature sceneries

Chelyabinsk oblast nature

Chelyabinsk oblast nature

Author: Olga Yartseva

Kurgan oblast nature

Kurgan oblast nature

Author: Andrey Chijov

Sverdlovsk oblast nature

Sverdlovsk oblast nature

Author: Oleg Seliverstov


Ural Federal District churches

Kurgan oblast church

Kurgan oblast church

Author: Sergey Likhota

Sverdlovsk oblast church

Sverdlovsk oblast church

Author: Timofey Zakharov

Kurgan city church

Kurgan city church

Author: Boris Busigin