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The territory of the Russian Empire as of 1914

Map of the Russian Empire in 1914

By 1914, the length of the territory of the Russian Empire was 4383.2 versts (4675.9 km) from north to south and 10 060 versts (10 732.3 km) from east to west. The total length of land and sea borders was 64 909.5 versts (69 245 km), of which land borders accounted for 18 639.5 versts (19 941.5 km), and sea borders - about 46 270 versts (49 360.4 km).

These data, as well as figures of the total area of ​​the country, calculated from topographic maps of the General Staff at the end of the 80s of the XIX century, Major General I. A. Strelbitsky [1] , with some subsequent refinements [2], were used in all pre-revolutionary editions of Russia. Supplemented by materials of the Central Statistical Committee (CSK) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, these data give a fairly complete picture of the territory, administrative division, and the location of cities and towns of the Russian Empire.

Content

  • 1 Territory and location of settlements
    • 1.1 Territory of Russia and other states
  • 2 Administrative divisions by 1914
    • 2.1 Governance
    • 2.2 Governor General
    • 2.3 Military Governance
    • 2.4 Town Halls
  • 3 Other divisions
  • 4 notes
  • 5 Literature
  • 6 References
  • 7 See also

Territory and location of settlements

Distribution of territory, cities and settlements
by administrative units of the Russian Empire on January 1, 1914 [3]
Provinces, regions, districtsTerritory (without significant inland waters) sq. verst [4]Number of citiesNumber of PosadNumber of other settlementsNumber of rural societies
European Russia
one.Arkhangelsk742050.79four3240334
2.Astrakhan207,193.35-1223224
3.Bessarabian19014.912335731959
four.Vilenskaya36825.310one23103965
5.Vitebsk38649.512-22331998
6.Vladimirskaya42831.8fifteenone82874270
7.Vologda353,349.412one147721636
8.Volyn63036.812-96822881
9.Voronezh57902.012-50552195
10.Vyatka135 019.712-227433126
eleven.Grodno33900.825-93702321
12.Donskaya144586.15one73312371
13.Ekaterinoslav55705.610-49412032
fourteen.Kazan55954.813258683620
fifteen.Kaluga27177.9fourteen-63473569
16.Kiev44,777.912-73442035
17.Coven35315.59-24641923
eighteen.Kostroma73809,1173140781988
19.Courland23747.222-24496221
twenty.Kursk40821.1eighteen-66083947
21.Livonia39995.510one51436436
22.Minsk80,152.3eleven-136071718
23.Mogilev42134.613-83942057
24.Moscow29236.4fourteen276133718
25.Nizhny Novgorod45036.713-47783227
26.Novgorod104163.4eleven3116974949
27.Olonetskaya112322.07-3952381
28.Orenburg166710.96one23621439
29.Oryol41057.712-74264307
thirty.Penza34129.113-28062470
31.Perm290168.7fifteen-126213540
32.St. Petersburg39203.2fourteen-61161476
33.Podolskaya36921.717-72652024
34.Poltava43844.017-93803081
35.Pskov37,955.7102173381700
36.Ryazan36844.712-93155257
37.Samara132724.58one61742071
38.Saratov74,244.810one46932565
39.Simbirskaya43,491.08one35932512
40.Smolenskaya49212.212-144724265
41.Tauride53053.819-4543673
42.Tambov58511.013-61593575
43.Tverskaya56837.0132116964259
44.Tula27204.412-60084483
45.Ufa107,209.76-43792802
46.Kharkov47884.817-9541895
47.Kherson62213,219773972252
48.Kholmskaya11863.1eleven-25241365
49.Chernihiv46042.3231357613931
fifty.Estland17306.35-16274-
51.Yaroslavskaya31,230.7elevenone108911794
Total for European Russia4,250,574.863851511599121837
Privislin provinces
one.Warsaw15359.222-71114438
2.Kalishskaya9961.313-51073644
3.Keletskaya8868.67-30832109
four.Lomzhinskaya10441.98-35892469
5.Lublin14331.1fourteen-41632373
6.Petrokovskaya10763,412-51252938
7.Plock8287.39-37572052
8.Radomskaya10854.010-37802792
9.Suwalk10,824.310-51352008
Total for the Privislinsky provinces99691.1105-4085024823
Caucasus
one.Baku34276.56-1210458
2.Batumi6129.4one-47222
3.Dagestan26105.73-1222546
four.Elizavetpolskaya38667.83-1556204
5.Kars16475.2four-845968
6.Kuban83,394.45-428419
7.Kutaisi18535,1four-1031205
8.Sukhumi District5791.8one-146182
9.Stavropol47,723.02-833158
10.Terskaya64,069.96-1206325
eleven.Tiflis35904.37one2221296
12.Zagatala district3502.2one-10631
13.Black Sea7327.3325969
fourteen.Erivan24,408.25-1301111
Total in the Caucasus412310.8513126363994
Siberia
one.Amur352280.6one-259325
2.Yenisei2233929.56-14641639
3.Transbaikal542,339.17-791951
four.Irkutsk638198.26-2336579
5.Kamchatka1143410.83-248-
6.Seaside477,259.63-849819
7.Sakhalin162588.0one-217157
8.Tobolsk1219229.710-47602609
9.Tomsk744576.79-33533194
10.Yakutskaya3482533.35-337383
Total Siberia10996345.551-1461410656
Turkestan and the Steppe regions
one.Akmola512,221.85-5791182
2.Trans-Caspian535084.03-979324
3.Samarkand60597.66-2785413
four.Semipalatinsk405,819.06-6081094
5.Semirechenskaya328966,16-6791526
6.Syr Daryinskaya441,837.27-18511310
7.Turgai386502.8four-379683
8.Ural313,328.2four-474849
9.Ferghana126,267.07-1260657
Total in Turkestan and the Steppe regions3,110,623.748-95948038
Finland
one.Abo Bjarneborg20310.46-3388-
2.Vase33520.97-512-
3.Vyborg26757.86-1828-
four.Kuopioskaya29906.33-674-
5.Nyuland9726.55-1298-
6.Saint Michel12706.33-676-
7.Tavastgous15560,43-1258-
8.Uleaborsk137553.25-354-
Finland total286,041.838-9988-
Total Empire19155587.793154599281169348
Without Finland18869545.989354589293169348

Territory of Russia and other states

The territory of Russia and other states (with their colonies) [5]
A countryTerritory
sq. mile [4]
A countryTerritory
sq. verst
British empire25,437,856Italy699 687
Russian empire19 155 588Spain630,299
France10 127 399Austria-Hungary550 162
China9 793 293Japan400 202
USA ( USA )8 547 995Sweden393 326
German Empire2 757 057Norway286 170
Ottoman Empire2,330,078Denmark125 024
Portugal1 917 578Greece45 129
Netherlands1 826 691Switzerland36,413

Administrative divisions by 1914

Administratively, the Russian Empire by 1914 was divided into 78 provinces, 21 regions and 2 independent districts. Provinces and regions were divided into 777 counties and districts and in Finland into 51 parishes. Counties , districts and parishes , in turn, were divided into camps , departments and sections (2523 in total), as well as 274 Lensmanism in Finland.

Important military-political territories (metropolitan and border) were united in governorate and governor general. Some cities were allocated to special administrative units - city ​​administrations .

Governance

  1. Caucasus (Baku, Elisavetpol, Kutaisi, Tiflis, Black Sea and Erivan provinces, Batumi, Dagestan, Kars, Kuban and Terek regions, Zakatala and Sukhum districts, Baku city government).

Governor General

  1. Moscow (Moscow and the Moscow province)
  2. Warsaw (9 Privislinsky provinces )
  3. Kiev, Podolsk and Volyn (Kiev, Podolsk and Volyn provinces)
  4. Irkutsk (Irkutsk and Yenisei provinces, Transbaikal and Yakutsk regions)
  5. Amur (Amur, Kamchatka, Primorsky and Sakhalin regions)
  6. Stepnoe (Akmola and Semipalatinsk regions)
  7. Turkestan (Trans-Caspian, Samarkand, Semirechensky, Syr-Darya and Ferghana regions)
  8. Finland (8 Finland provinces)

Governorate

  1. Kronstadt

City Government

  1. St. Petersburg
  2. Moscow
  3. Sevastopol
  4. Kerch-Yenikalskoe
  5. Odessa
  6. Nikolaevskoe
  7. Rostov-on-Don
  8. Baku

Other divisions

The Russian Empire was also divided into departmental districts, consisting of a different number of provinces and regions: 13 military , 14 judicial, 15 educational, 30 postal and telegraphic districts, 9 customs districts and 9 districts of the Ministry of Railways .

Notes

  1. ↑ Strelbitsky I. A. Calculation of the surface of the Russian Empire in its general composition during the reign of Emperor Alexander III and Asian countries adjacent to Russia. SPb., 1889.
  2. ↑ Anniversary compilation of the Central Statistical Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. SPb., 1913.
  3. ↑ Statistical Yearbook of Russia. 1914 Edition of the Central Military Administration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Pg., 1915. Division I. S.1-25. Given in the publication: Russia 1913. Statistical and documentary reference. SPb., 1995.
  4. ↑ 1 2 1 sq. versts = 1.13804 km²; 1 km² = 0.88 sq. Versts
  5. ↑ Statistical Yearbook of Russia. 1913 Edition of the Central Military Administration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. SPb., 1914.

Literature

  • Russia 1913. Statistical and documentary reference. SPb., 1995. ISBN 5-86789-013-9 .

Links

  • Political and administrative map of the Russian Empire for 1914

See also

  • Russian history
  • History of the administrative-territorial division of Russia
  • Russian empire
  • List of Provinces
  • List of regions of the Russian Empire
  • Departmental districts of the Russian Empire
  • Provinces and regions of the Russian Empire as of 1914
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Territory_ of the Russian_Empire_condition_on_1914_ year&oldid = 100504883


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