Constituencies of Russia

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Map of all 225 Russian constituencies of Russia in each federal subject.

There are currently 225 constituencies (Russian: одномандатным округам) in Russia. They are used to elect the State Duma.

List

Adygea

• Adygea constituency (No. 1)

Altai Republic

• Altai constituency (No. 2)

Bashkortostan

• Ufa constituency (No. 3)
• Blagoveshchensk constituency (No. 4)
• Beloretsk constituency (No. 5)
• Neftekamsk constituency (No. 6)
• Salavat constituency (No. 7)
• Sterlitamak constituency (No. 8)

Buryatia

• Buryat constituency (No. 9)

Dagestan

• Northern constituency (No. 10)
• Central constituency (No. 11)
• Southern constituency (No. 12)

Ingushetia

• Ingush constituency (No. 13)

Kabardino-Balkaria

• Kabardino-Balkarian constituency (No. 14)

Kalmykia

• Kalmyk constituency (No. 15)

Karachay-Cherkessia

• Karachevo-Cherkess constituency (No. 16)

Republic of Karelia

• Karelian constituency (No. 17)

Komi Republic

• Syktyvkar constituency (No. 18)

Republic of Crimea

• Simferopol constituency (No. 19)
• Kerch constituency (No. 20)
• Yevpatoria constituency (No. 21)

Mari El

• Mari El constituency (No. 22)

Mordovia

• Mordovia constituency (No. 23)

Yakutia

• Yakutia constituency (No. 24)

North Ossetia

• North Ossetia constituency (No. 25)

Tatarstan

• Privolzhsky constituency (No. 26)
• Moskovsky constituency (No. 27)
• Nizhnekamsk constituency (No. 28)
• Naberezhnye Chelny constituency (No. 29)
• Almetyevsk constituency (No. 30)
• Central constituency (No. 31)

Tuva

• Tuva constituency (No. 32)

Udmurt Republic

• Udmurtia constituency (No. 33)
• Izhevsk constituency (No. 34)

Khakassia

• Khakassian constituency (No. 35)

Chechnya

• Chechnya constituency (No. 36)

Chuvashia

• Kanash constituency (No. 37)
• Cheboksary constituency (No. 38)

Altai Krai

• Barnaul constituency (No. 39)
• Rubtsovsk constituency (No. 40)
• Biysk constituency (No. 41)
• Slavgorod constituency (No. 42)

Zabaikalsky Krai

• Chita constituency (No. 43)
• Dauria constituency (No. 44)

Kamchatka Krai

• Kamchatka constituency (No. 45)

Krasnodar Krai

• Krasnodar constituency (No. 46)
• Krasnoarmeysky constituency (No. 47)
• Slavyansk-na-Kubani constituency (No. 48)
• Tuapse constituency (No. 49)
• Sochi constituency (No. 50)
• Tikhoretsk constituency (No. 51)
• Armavir constituency (No. 52)
• Kanevskaya constituency (No. 53)

Krasnoyarsk Krai

• Krasnoyarsk constituency (No. 54)
• Central constituency (No. 55)
• Divnogorsk constituency (No. 56)
• Yeniseysk constituency (No. 57)

Perm Krai

• Perm constituency (No. 58)
• Chusovoy constituency (No. 59)
• Kungur constituency (No. 60)
• Kudymkar constituency (No. 61)

Primorsky Krai

• Vladivostok constituency (No. 62)
• Artyom constituency (No. 63)
• Arsenyev constituency (No. 64)

Stavropol Krai

• Stavropol constituency (No. 65)
• Nevinnomyssk constituency (No. 66)
• Mineralnye Vody constituency (No. 67)
• Georgiyevsk constituency (No. 68)

Khabarovsk Krai

• Khabarovsk constituency (No. 69)
• Komsomolsk-na-Amure constituency (No. 70)

Amur Oblast

• Amur constituency (No. 71)

Arkhangelsk Oblast

• Arkhangelsk constituency (No. 72)
• Kotlas constituency (No. 73)

Astrakhan Oblast

• Astrakhan constituency (No. 74)

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Legislative constituencies in Belgorod Oblast.

Belgorod Oblast

• Belgorod constituency (No. 75)
• Stary Oskol constituency (No. 76)

Bryansk Oblast

• Bryansk constituency (No. 77)
• Unecha constituency (No. 78)

Vladimir Oblast

• Vladimir constituency (No. 79)
• Suzdal constituency (No. 80)

Volgograd Oblast

• Volgograd constituency (No. 81)
• Krasnoarmeysky constituency (No. 82)
• Mikhaylovka constituency (No. 83)
• Volzhsky constituency (No. 84)

Vologda Oblast

• Vologda constituency (No. 85)
• Cherepovets constituency (No. 86)

Voronezh Oblast

• Voronezh constituency (No. 87)
• Pravoberezhny constituency (No. 88)
• Anna constituency (No.89)
• Pavlovsky constituency (No. 90)

Ivanovo Oblast

• Ivanovo constituency (No. 91)
• Kineshma constituency (No. 92)

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The 95th Constituency in Irkutsk Oblast has traces of Gerrymandering.

Irkustsk Oblast

• Irkutsk constituency (No. 93)
• Angarsk constituency (No. 94)
• Shelekhov constituency (No. 95)
• Bratsk constituency (No. 96)

Kaliningrad Oblast

• Kaliningrad constituency (No. 97)
• Central constituency (No. 98)

Kaluga Oblast

• Kaluga constituency (No. 99)
• Obninsk constituency (No. 100)

Kemerovo Oblast

• Kemerovo constituency (No. 101)
• Prokopyevsk constituency (No. 102)
• Zavodskoy constituency (No. 103)
• Novokuznetsk constituency (No. 104)

Kirov Oblast

• Kirov constituency (No. 105)
• Kirovo-Chepetsk constituency (No. 106)

Kostroma Oblast

• Kostroma constituency (No. 107)

Kurgan Oblast

• Kurgan constituency (No. 108)

Kursk Oblast

• Kursk constituency (No. 109)
• Seimsky constituency (No. 110)

Leningrad Oblast

• Vsevolozhsk constituency (No. 111)
• Kingisepp constituency (No. 112)
• Volkhov constituency (No. 113)

Lipetsk Oblast

• Lipetsk constituency (No. 114)
• Levoberezhny constituency (No. 115)

Magadan Oblast

• Magadan constituency (No. 116)

Moscow Oblast

• Balashikha constituency (No. 117)
• Dmitrov constituency (No. 118)
• Kolomna constituency (No. 119)
• Krasnogorsk constituency (No. 120)
• Lyubertsy constituency (No. 121)
• Odintsovo constituency (No. 122)
• Orekhovo-Zuyevo constituency (No. 123)
• Podolsk constituency (No. 124)
• Sergiyev Posad constituency (No. 125)
• Serpukhov constituency (No. 126)
• Shchyolkovo constituency (No. 127)

Murmansk Oblast

• Murmansk constituency (No. 128)

Nizhny Novgorod Oblast

• Nizhny Novgorod constituency (No. 129)
• Prioksky constituency (No. 130)
• Avtozavodsky constituency (No. 131)
• Kanavinsky constituency (No. 132)
• Bor constituency (No. 133)

Novgorod Oblast

• Novgorod constituency (No. 134)

Novosibirsk Oblast

• Novosibirsk constituency (No. 135)
• Central constituency (No. 136)
• Iskitim constituency (No. 137)
• Barabinsk constituency (No. 138)

Omsk Oblast

• Omsk constituency (No. 139)
• Moskalenki constituency (No. 140)
• Lyubinsky constituency (No. 141)

Orenburg Oblast

• Orenburg constituency (No. 142)
• Buguruslan constituency (No. 143)
• Orsk constituency (No. 144)

Oryol Oblast

• Oryol constituency (No. 145)

Penza Oblast

• Penza constituency (No. 146)
• Lermontovsky constituency (No. 147)

Pskov Oblast

• Pskov constituency (No. 148)

Rostov Oblast

• Rostov constituency (No. 149)
• Nizhnedonskoy constituency (No. 150)
• Taganrog constituency (No. 151)
• Southern constituency (No. 152)
• Belaya Kalitva constituency (No. 153)
• Shakhty constituency (No. 154)
• Volgodonsk constituency (No. 155)

Ryazan Oblast

• Ryazan constituency (No. 156)
• Skopin constituency (No. 157)

Samara Oblast

• Samara constituency (No. 158)
• Tolyatti constituency (No. 159)
• Krasnoglinsky constituency (No. 160)
• Zhigulyovsk constituency (No. 161)
• Promyshlenny constituency (No. 162)

Saratov Oblast

• Saratov constituency (No. 163)
• Balakovo constituency (No. 164)
• Balashov constituency (No. 165)
• Engels constituency (No. 166)

Sakhalin Oblast

• Sakhalin constituency (No. 167)

Sverdlovsk Oblast

• Sverdlovsk constituency (No. 168)
• Kamensk-Uralsky constituency (No. 169)
• Beryozovsky constituency (No. 170)
• Nizhny Tagil constituency (No. 171)
• Asbest constituency (No. 172)
• Pervouralsk constituency (No. 173)
• Serov constituency (No. 174)

Smolensk Oblast

• Smolensk constituency (No. 175)
• Roslavl constituency (No. 176)

Tambov Oblast

• Tambov constituency (No. 177)
• Rasskazovo constituency (No. 178)

Tver Oblast

• Tver constituency (No. 179)
• Zavolzhsky constituency (No. 180)

Tomsk Oblast

• Tomsk constituency (No. 181)
• Ob constituency (No. 182)

Tula Oblast

• Tula constituency (No. 183)
• Novomoskovsk constituency (No. 184)

Tyumen Oblast

• Tyumen constituency (No. 185)
• Zavodoukovsk constituency (No. 186)

Ulyanovsk Oblast

• Ulyanovsk constituency (No. 187)
• Radishchevo constituency (No. 188)

Chelyabinsk Oblast

• Chelyabinsk constituency (No. 189)
• Metallurgichesky constituency (No. 190)
• Korkino constituency (No. 191)
• Magnitogorsk constituency (No. 192)
• Zlatoust constituency (No. 193)

Yaroslavl Oblast

• Yaroslavl constituency (No. 194)
• Rostov constituency (No. 195)

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Moscow's Central constituency is often known as Russia's most pro-opposition constituency

Moscow Federal City

• Babushkinsky constituency (No. 196)
• Kuntsevo constituency (No. 197)
• Leningradsky constituency (No. 198)
• Lyublino constituency (No. 199)
• Medvedkovo constituency (No. 200)
• Nagatinsky constituency (No. 201)
• New Moscow constituency (No. 202)
• Orekhovo–Borisovo constituency (No. 203)
• Perovo constituency (No. 204)
• Preobrazhensky constituency (No. 205)
• Tushino constituency (No. 206)
• Khovrino constituency (No. 207)
• Central constituency (No. 208)
• Cheryomushki constituency (No. 209)
• Chertanovo constituency (No. 210)

Saint Petersburg Federal City

• Eastern constituency (No. 211)
• Western constituency (No. 212)
• Northern constituency (No. 213)
• North East constituency (No. 214)
• North West constituency (No. 215)
• Central constituency (No. 216)
• South East constituency (No. 217)
• Southern constituency (No. 218)

Sevastopol Federal City

• Sevastopol constituency (No. 219)

Jewish Autonomous Oblast

• Jewish constituency (No. 220)

Nenets AO

• Nenets constituency (No. 221)

Khanty-Mansi AO

• Khanty-Mansiysk constituency (No. 222)
• Nizhnevartovsk constituency (No. 223)

Chukotka AO

• Chukotka constituency (No. 224)

Yamalo-Nenets AO

• Yamalo-Nenets constituency (No. 225)