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Compare the regions on a pie diagram
On this page, the regions of the Russian Federation are listed sorted by the number of confirmed cases. You can click on the name to see the more details about the region. The numbers below are the numbers of confirmed (black), recovered (green), and fatal cases (red). These numbers are displayed on the graph in the middle column. The graphs on the right draw the number of new cases a day. Move the mouse over the graphs to see the dates and the numbers. Note that the scale of the vertical axis differs per region.
The green and red arrows next to the region name display the trend of the new confirmed cases during the last week.
| Region | Cumulative cases | New daily cases |
|---|---|---|
Moscow △
250,303 |
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Moscow Oblast ▽
65,472 |
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Saint Petersburg △
33,525 |
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Nizhny Novgorod Oblast △
25,382 |
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Sverdlovsk Oblast ▽
22,943 |
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Khanty–Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra ▽
18,219 |
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Irkutsk Oblast ▽
15,101 |
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Krasnoyarsk Krai ▽
14,812 |
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Rostov Oblast ▽
14,613 |
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Chelyabinsk Oblast ▽
12,433 |
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Voronezh Oblast ▽
12,372 |
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Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug ▽
12,259 |
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Murmansk Oblast ▽
11,656 |
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Saratov Oblast △
10,633 |
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Novosibirsk Oblast ▽
10,451 |
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Ulyanovsk Oblast ▽
10,440 |
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Volgograd Oblast △
10,383 |
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Altai Krai ▽
10,360 |
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Republic of Dagestan △
9,861 |
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Stavropol Krai ▽
9,699 |
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Krasnodar Krai ▽
9,642 |
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Arkhangelsk Oblast △
9,547 |
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Khabarovsk Krai ▽
8,804 |
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Tula Oblast △
8,731 |
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Orenburg Oblast △
8,274 |
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Omsk Oblast △
8,175 |
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Primorsky Krai ▽
8,073 |
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Bryansk Oblast △
7,739 |
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Kaluga Oblast △
7,543 |
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Samara Oblast △
7,423 |
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Republic of Bashkortostan △
7,197 |
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Chuvash Republic △
7,179 |
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Penza Oblast △
7,156 |
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Tyumen Oblast ▽
6,855 |
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Ivanovo Oblast △
6,785 |
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Perm Krai △
6,777 |
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Ryazan Oblast △
6,655 |
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Kursk Oblast ▽
6,576 |
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Belgorod Oblast △
6,562 |
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Yaroslavl Oblast △
6,542 |
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Sakha (Yakutia) Republic △
6,531 |
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Tuva Republic △
6,421 |
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Tambov Oblast ▽
6,336 |
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Leningrad Oblast ▽
6,291 |
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Oryol Oblast ▲
6,250 |
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Kabardino-Balkar Republic △
6,174 |
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Republic of Tatarstan ▽
5,988 |
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Komi Republic ▽
5,968 |
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Smolensk Oblast △
5,878 |
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Vladimir Oblast ▽
5,876 |
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Kirov Oblast △
5,463 |
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Astrakhan Oblast ▽
5,041 |
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Tver Oblast △
4,959 |
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Republic of Mordovia △
4,888 |
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Tomsk Oblast ▽
4,840 |
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Lipetsk Oblast ▽
4,766 |
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Kemerovo Oblast △
4,736 |
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Republic of North Ossetia-Alania △
4,650 |
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Karachay-Cherkess Republic △
4,589 |
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Republic of Buryatia △
4,507 |
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Zabaykalsky Krai △
4,260 |
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Pskov Oblast ▲
4,038 |
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Novgorod Oblast △
3,969 |
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Mari El Republic △
3,962 |
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Republic of Ingushetia ▽
3,954 |
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Kamchatka Krai △
3,569 |
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Sakhalin Oblast ▽
3,390 |
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Republic of Kalmykia ▲
3,173 |
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Republic of Khakassia ▽
3,089 |
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Kaliningrad Oblast ▽
3,065 |
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Republic of Adygea ▽
3,055 |
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Amur Oblast ▽
3,010 |
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Vologda Oblast △
2,772 |
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Kostroma Oblast △
2,745 |
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Udmurt Republic ▽
2,681 |
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Republic of Karelia △
2,628 |
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Kurgan Oblast ▽
2,558 |
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Chechen Republic ▽
2,170 |
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Altai Republic ▽
1,750 |
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Magadan Oblast △
1,599 |
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Republic of Crimea △
1,595 |
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Jewish Autonomous Oblast ▼
570 |
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Sevastopol ▼
401 |
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Nenets Autonomous Okrug ▼
289 |
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Chukotka Autonomous Okrug ▼
162 |
Based on data collected by the Johns Hopkins University Center for Systems Science and Engineering.
This website presents the very same data as the JHU’s original dashboard but from a less-panic perspective. Updated daily around 8 a.m. Central European time.
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