Statistics of the COVID-19 pandemic in Russia

Last updated May 18, 2024

This article presents official statistics gathered during the COVID-19 pandemic in Russia.^[1]

By federal subject

COVID-19 pandemic in Russia by federal subjects (as of January 16, 2021)^[2] (
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Federal subject		Total			Population (2020)^[3]	Per 1 million
Federal subject		Cases	Recov.	Deaths	Population (2020)^[3]	Cases	Deaths
85 out of 85		3,544,623	2,936,991	65,085	146,748,590	24,154	443.5
	Moscow	887,636	734,728	12,401	12,678,079	70,013	978.1
	Saint Petersburg	294,161	184,063	8,788	5,398,064	54,494	1,628
	Moscow Oblast	176,026	135,174	3,249	7,690,863	22,888	422.4
	Nizhny Novgorod Oblast	77,255	69,499	1,894	3,202,946	24,120	591.3
	Sverdlovsk Oblast	64,807	57,235	1,788	4,310,681	15,034	414.8
	Rostov Oblast	57,921	47,918	2,323	4,197,821	13,798	553.4
	Voronezh Oblast	52,453	47,080	1,345	2,324,205	22,568	578.7
	Krasnoyarsk Krai	51,631	47,330	1,965	2,866,255	18,013	685.6
	Arkhangelsk Oblast	47,446	38,928	455	192,424	43,432	416.5
	Irkutsk Oblast	44,745	39,514	1,412	2,391,193	18,712	590.5
	Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug	44,580	40,877	609	1,674,676	26,620	363.7
	Ulyanovsk Oblast	40,351	37,121	515	1,229,824	32,810	418.8
	Khabarovsk Krai	40,096	35,844	217	1,315,643	30,476	164.9
	Murmansk Oblast	39,989	35,767	728	741,404	53,937	981.9
	Volgograd Oblast	39,607	37,700	536	2,491,036	15,900	215.2
	Saratov Oblast	39,449	33,841	471	2,421,895	16,288	194.5
	Chelyabinsk Oblast	39,447	26,426	642	3,466,369	11,380	185.2
	Stavropol Krai	38,949	35,060	841	2,803,573	13,893	300
	Altai Krai	36,150	33,281	1,030	2,317,153	15,601	444.5
	Samara Oblast	36,011	33,168	740	3,179,532	11,326	232.7
	Perm Krai	35,404	28,873	1,293	2,599,260	13,621	497.4
	Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug	34,290	28,444	362	544,444	62,982	664.9
	Omsk Oblast	34,110	30,857	993	1,926,665	17,704	515.4
	Komi Republic	33,969	32,362	643	820,473	41,402	783.7
	Primorsky Krai	33,014	24,530	445	1,895,868	17,414	234.7
	Republic of Karelia	31,983	26,420	197	614,064	52,084	320.8
	Orenburg Oblast	31,523	27,870	410	1,956,835	16,109	209.5
	Zabaykalsky Krai	30,970	28,797	427	159,700	29,225	402.9
	Krasnodar Krai	30,769	21,115	1,181	5,675,462	5,421	208.1
	Novosibirsk Oblast	30,181	27,060	1,098	2,798,170	10,786	392.4
	Kirov Oblast	29,329	23,164	250	1,262,402	23,233	198
	Penza Oblast	29,314	23,386	352	1,305,563	22,453	269.6
	Republic of Crimea	29,198	23,554	638	1,912,622	15,266	333.6
	Sakha	28,557	25,747	415	971,996	29,380	427
	Vologda Oblast	28,376	23,718	522	1,160,445	24,453	449.8
	Buryatia	28,162	25,630	633	985,937	28,564	642
	Kemerovo Oblast	27,704	24,923	498	2,657,854	10,423	187.4
	Leningrad Oblast	27,356	24,599	318	1,875,872	14,583	169.5
	Pskov Oblast	26,941	14,829	111	626,115	43,029	177.3
	Tomsk Oblast	26,617	23,455	241	179,271	24,662	223.3
	Bryansk Oblast	26,264	23,985	220	1,192,491	22,024	184.5
	Tula Oblast	26,104	23,173	900	1,466,127	17,805	613.9
	Dagestan	25,996	22,671	1,182	3,110,858	8,357	380
	Tver Oblast	25,910	21,302	487	1,260,379	20,557	386.4
	Tyumen Oblast	25,903	24,326	226	1,537,416	16,848	147
	Yaroslavl Oblast	25,320	23,776	255	1,253,389	20,201	203.4
	Belgorod Oblast	24,769	22,379	295	1,549,151	15,989	190.4
	Oryol Oblast	24,165	21,398	305	733,498	32,945	415.8
	Ivanovo Oblast	24,156	19,471	642	997,135	24,225	643.8
	Kaluga Oblast	23,638	21,579	209	12,575	23,577	208.5
	Kursk Oblast	23,587	20,791	327	1,104,008	21,365	296.2
	Udmurtia	22,877	19,208	439	1,500,955	15,242	292.5
	Astrakhan Oblast	21,770	13,966	454	15,782	21,645	451.4
	Bashkortostan	21,735	16,397	164	438,151	5,382	40.6
	Novgorod Oblast	21,462	16,151	105	596,508	35,979	176
	Vladimir Oblast	21,192	18,568	578	1,358,416	15,601	425.5
	Kaliningrad Oblast	21,080	19,182	210	112,512	20,820	207.4
	Ryazan Oblast	20,221	18,403	207	1,108,847	18,236	186.7
	Tambov Oblast	20,203	18,268	226	16,748	20,068	224.5
	Smolensk Oblast	19,611	15,553	373	934,889	20,977	399
	Khakassia	19,160	16,795	327	534,262	35,863	612.1
	Lipetsk Oblast	18,648	14,013	325	1,139,371	16,367	285.2
	Chuvashia	17,955	16,154	702	1,217,818	14,744	576.4
	Sakhalin Oblast	17,953	14,959	20	488,257	36,770	41
	Amur Oblast	17,852	15,932	109	790,044	22,596	138
	Kabardino-Balkaria	17,398	15,955	294	868,350	20,036	338.6
	Karachay-Cherkessia	16,457	14,846	45	465,528	35,351	96.7
	Kalmykia	16,245	13,577	224	271,135	59,915	826.2
	Kostroma Oblast	16,180	12,705	260	633,385	25,545	410.5
	Tuva	15,109	13,918	183	327,383	46,151	559
	Mordovia	14,847	12,336	112	790,197	18,789	141.7
	Tatarstan ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	14,735	11,200	225	3,902,888	3,775	57.6
	Altai Republic	14,660	13,569	116	220,181	66,582	526.8
	Kurgan Oblast	13,708	11,992	202	827,166	16,572	244.2
	North Ossetia-Alania	13,343	11,866	105	696,837	19,148	150.7
	Ingushetia	13,247	11,433	152	507,061	26,125	299.8
	Adygea	12,211	10,222	106	463,088	26,369	228.9
	Kamchatka Krai	11,286	9,900	82	313,016	36,056	262
	Chechnya	10,110	7,308	100	1,478,726	6,837	67.6
	Mari El	9,980	8,659	138	679,417	14,689	203.1
	Sevastopol	8,224	7,465	313	449,138	18,311	696.9
	Magadan Oblast	7,489	7,032	73	140,149	53,436	520.9
	Jewish Autonomous Oblast	3,969	3,474	88	158,305	25,072	555.9
	Nenets Autonomous Okrug	837	729	0	44,111	18,975	0
	Chukotka Autonomous Okrug	580	518	4	50,288	11,534	79.5

Progression charts

National

Cumulative number of cases, active cases, recoveries and deaths

Daily cases

Confirmed deaths per day

Regional

Total cases

Total cases by federal subject

Moscow Moscow Oblast Saint Petersburg Nizhny Novgorod Oblast Sverdlovsk Oblast
Khanty-Mansi AO Irkutsk Oblast Krasnoyarsk Krai Rostov Oblast Other regions

New daily cases

Daily new cases by federal subject

Moscow Moscow Oblast Saint Petersburg Nizhny Novgorod Oblast Sverdlovsk Oblast
Khanty-Mansi AO Irkutsk Oblast Krasnoyarsk Krai Rostov Oblast Other regions

Maps

Confirmed or probable COVID-19 deaths per million by federal subjects in April–November 2020, according to Rosstat.
  2,000–5,000
  1,000–2,000
  500–1,000
  200–500
  100–200
  50–100
  20–50
Confirmed cases per million by federal subjects
  60,000+
  30,000–60,000
  20,000–30,000
  10,000–20,000
  6,000–10,000
  3,000–6,000
Total confirmed cases by federal subjects
  100,000+
  10,000–99,999
  1,000–9,999
  100–999

Notes

↑ Excluding 3 recovered cases from Diamond Princess cruise ship which are classified as "on an international conveyance".

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References

↑ "Оперативные данные" [Operational data]. Стопкоронавирус.рф (in Russian). Retrieved 2021-02-02.
↑ "Оперативные данные" [Operational data]. Стопкоронавирус.рф (in Russian). Retrieved 2022-03-03.
↑ "Residential population estimation as of 1 January 2020 and 2019 yearly average". Rosstat . Retrieved 1 June 2020.

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[1] "Оперативные данные" [Operational data]. Стопкоронавирус.рф (in Russian). Retrieved 2021-02-02.

[Rus_Taskforce-2] "Оперативные данные" [Operational data]. Стопкоронавирус.рф (in Russian). Retrieved 2022-03-03.

[3] "Residential population estimation as of 1 January 2020 and 2019 yearly average". Rosstat . Retrieved 1 June 2020.

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