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About
Samara is a region of Russia, one of 85 and the 50th largest, covering about 52,700 square kilometres — under 1% of the country. It lies in the west. It borders Orenburg, Saratov, Tatarstan and Ul'yanovsk. The Volga runs through it, and it takes in Samara Reservoir.
Area
about 52,724 sq km
Share of Russia
0.3%
Centre
53.38° N, 50.43° E
Northernmost
54.65° N
Southernmost
51.73° N
Westernmost
48.02° E
Easternmost
52.56° 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.
They are different things, done by different entities, and one is never
a route to the other.
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vehicle, its own minimum or its own return.
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Currency
Russian rubles (RUB)
Languages
Russian (official) 85.7%; Tatar 3.2%; Chechen 1%; other 10.1%
Government
semi-presidential federation
Climate
ranges from steppes in the south through humid continental in much of European Russia;