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Ingush

Gorno-AltayPskovKrasnodarKarachay-CherkessKabardin-BalkarNorth OssetiaIngushChechnyaDagestanMurmanskKareliaLeningradKaliningradSmolenskBryanskKurskBelgorodVoronezhRostovBuryatTuvaChitaAmurYevreyKhabarovskPrimor'yeTyumen'KurganOmskNovosibirskChelyabinskAltayOrenburgSaratovAstrakhan'VolgogradCrimeaMaga BuryatdanSakhalinSevastopolChukchi Autonomous OkrugYamal-NenetsNenetsSakha (Yakutia)City of St. PetersburgArkhangel'skKrasnoyarskKalmykKamchatka—BashkortostanSverdlovskKhanty-MansiyLipetskTambovTomskTatarstanUl'yanovskPenzaKemerovoOrelIrkutskKhakassMordoviaKalugaKostromaYaroslavl'VladimirRyazan'IvanovoNizhegorodTulaChuvashVologdaNovgorodTver'MoskovskayaMoskvaMariy-ElKirovUdmurtKomiPerm'SamaraStavropol'AdygeyGorno-AltayPskovKrasnodarKarachay-CherkessKabardin-BalkarNorth OssetiaIngushChechnyaDagestanMurmanskKareliaLeningradKaliningradSmolenskBryanskKurskBelgorodVoronezhRostovBuryatTuvaChitaAmurYevreyKhabarovskPrimor'yeTyumen'KurganOmskNovosibirskChelyabinskAltayOrenburgSaratovAstrakhan'VolgogradCrimeaMaga BuryatdanSakhalinSevastopolChukchi Autonomous OkrugYamal-NenetsNenetsSakha (Yakutia)City of St. PetersburgArkhangel'skKrasnoyarskKalmykKamchatka—BashkortostanSverdlovskKhanty-MansiyLipetskTambovTomskTatarstanUl'yanovskPenzaKemerovoOrelIrkutskKhakassMordoviaKalugaKostromaYaroslavl'VladimirRyazan'IvanovoNizhegorodTulaChuvashVologdaNovgorodTver'MoskovskayaMoskvaMariy-ElKirovUdmurtKomiPerm'SamaraStavropol'Adygey
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About

Ingush is a republic of Russia, one of 85 and the 82th largest, covering about 3,350 square kilometres — under 1% of the country. It lies in the southwest. It borders Chechnya and North Ossetia.

Area
about 3,350 sq km
Share of Russia
0.0%
Centre
43.05° N, 44.88° E
Northernmost
43.59° N
Southernmost
42.58° N
Westernmost
44.50° E
Easternmost
45.22° E
Separate landmasses
One, unbroken

The rest of Russia

The other subdivisions of Russia. Operations, tax and reporting are usually organised at this level rather than nationally, which is why they are listed at all.

NameTypeCode
Gorno-AltayRepublicRU-AL
PskovRegionRU-PSK
KrasnodarTerritoryRU-KDA
Karachay-CherkessRepublicRU-KC
Kabardin-BalkarRepublicRU-KB
North OssetiaRepublicRU-SE
IngushRepublicRU-IN
ChechnyaRepublicRU-CE
DagestanRepublicRU-DA
MurmanskRegionRU-MUR
KareliaRepublicRU-KR
LeningradRegionRU-LEN
KaliningradRegionRU-KGD
SmolenskRegionRU-SMO
BryanskRegionRU-BRY
KurskRegionRU-KRS
BelgorodRegionRU-BEL
VoronezhRegionRU-VOR
RostovRegionRU-ROS
BuryatRepublicRU-BU
TuvaRepublicRU-TY
ChitaRegionRU-ZAB
AmurRegionRU-AMU
YevreyAutonomous RegionRU-YEV
KhabarovskTerritoryRU-KHA
Primor'yeTerritoryRU-PRI
Tyumen'RegionRU-TYU
KurganRegionRU-KGN
OmskRegionRU-OMS
NovosibirskRegionRU-NVS
ChelyabinskRegionRU-CHE
AltayTerritoryRU-ALT
OrenburgRegionRU-ORE
SaratovRegionRU-SAR
Astrakhan'RegionRU-AST
VolgogradRegionRU-VGG
CrimeaAutonomous RepublicUA-43
Maga BuryatdanRegionRU-MAG
SakhalinRegionRU-SAK
SevastopolFederal CityUA-40
Chukchi Autonomous OkrugAutonomous ProvinceRU-CHU
Yamal-NenetsAutonomous ProvinceRU-YAN
NenetsAutonomous ProvinceRU-NEN
Sakha (Yakutia)Autonomous ProvinceRU-SA
City of St. PetersburgFederal CityRU-SPE
Arkhangel'skRegionRU-ARK
KrasnoyarskTerritoryRU-KYA
KalmykRepublicRU-KL
KamchatkaRegionRU-KAM
—RegionRU-X01~
BashkortostanRepublicRU-BA
SverdlovskRegionRU-SVE
Khanty-MansiyAutonomous ProvinceRU-KHM
LipetskRegionRU-LIP
TambovRegionRU-TAM
TomskRegionRU-TOM
TatarstanRepublicRU-TA
Ul'yanovskRegionRU-ULY
PenzaRegionRU-PNZ
KemerovoRegionRU-KEM
OrelRegionRU-ORL
IrkutskRegionRU-IRK
KhakassRepublicRU-KK
MordoviaRepublicRU-MO
KalugaRegionRU-KLU
KostromaRegionRU-KOS
Yaroslavl'RegionRU-YAR
VladimirRegionRU-VLA
Ryazan'RegionRU-RYA
IvanovoRegionRU-IVA
NizhegorodRegionRU-NIZ
TulaRegionRU-TUL
ChuvashRepublicRU-CU
VologdaRegionRU-VLG
NovgorodRegionRU-NGR
Tver'RegionRU-TVE
MoskovskayaRegionRU-MOW
MoskvaFederal CityRU-MOS
Mariy-ElRepublicRU-ME
KirovRegionRU-KIR
UdmurtRepublicRU-UD
KomiRepublicRU-KO
Perm'TerritoryRU-PER
SamaraRegionRU-SAM
Stavropol'TerritoryRU-STA
AdygeyRepublicRU-AD

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