List of cities in the Slavic Union

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As defined by the Slavic Institute for Research on Building, Urban Affairs and Spatial Development, a large city is a city with more than 100,000 inhabitants. As of December 31, 2020, 30 cities in the Slavic Union fulfill this criterion and are listed here. This list refers only to the population of individual municipalities within their defined limits, which does not include other municipalities or suburban areas within urban agglomerations or metropolitan areas.

List

The following table lists the 30 cities in the Slavic Union with a population of at least 100,000 each on December 31, 2020, as estimated by the National Statistical Office of the Slavic Union. A city is displayed in bold if it is a state or federal capital. The table below contains the following information:

  • The city rank by population
  • The city name
  • The name of the state where the city is
  • The city population as of 2020
  • The city population in 2010
  • The city percentage population change from 2010 to 2020
  • The city land area
  • The city population density
2020
rank 		City State 2020
census 		2010
census 		Change 2020
land area 		2020
population
density
1 Adrikagorod Tovaya 6,419,357 6,323,067 +1.50% 471.47 sq mi 13,615/sq mi
2 Noyalensk Ivanov 1,787,408 1,715,392 +4.02% 291.62 sq mi 6,129/sq mi
3 Khizny Etilensk 1,228,079 1,187,921 +3.27% 135.7 sq mi 9,049/sq mi
4 Chernograd Yegomma 1,018,837 1,008,241 +1.04% 158.1 sq mi 6,444/sq mi
5 Ivanovgrad Zlarovsk 982,643 961,025 +2.20% 85.9 sq mi 11,439/sq mi
6 Roslavir Ularetsk 795,464 800,714 -0.66% 84.3 sq mi 9,436/sq mi
7 Roksa Abastal 752,794 691,216 +8.37% 84.8 sq mi 8,877/sq mi
8 Vestal Adrika 698,938 652,948 +6.58% 137.4 sq mi 5,068/sq mi
9 Noyalensk Ivanov 571,617 515,885 +9.75% 98.6 sq mi 5797/sq mi
10 Zhukovgrad Zhukov 556,248 550,297 +1.07% 87.1 sq mi 6,386/sq mi
11 Mokovsky Ularetsk 529,246 509,982 +3.64% 96.7 sq mi 5,473/sq mi
12 Dhomovkar Utilensk 368,439 353,665 +4.01% 79.3 sq mi 4,646/sq mi
13 Chapakan Etilensk 367,108 372,614 -1.50% 57.3 sq mi 6,406/sq mi
14 Vseverod Zhukov 325,374 310,928 +4.44% 88.7 sq mi 3,668/sq mi
15 Belevsk Alerkuta 318,472 307,644 +3.40% 69.5 sq mi 4,582/sq mi
16 Avdeigrad Etilensk 308,342 292,833 +5.03% 93.7 sq mi 3,291/sq mi
17 Vyaleuz Ivanov 297,837 292,864 +1.67% 61.6 sq mi 4,835/sq mi
18 Pushov Noriya 279,205 267,311 +4.26% 99.6 sq mi 2,803/sq mi
19 Bataya Yegomma 257,538 243,580 +5.42% 68.5 sq mi 3759/sq mi
20 Sogarsk Tovaya 220,731 207,222 +6.12% 39.4 sq mi 5,602/sq mi
21 Mozhev Tovaya 216,997 221,336 -2.00% 81.1 sq mi 2,675/sq mi
22 Polelsk Zhukov 196,324 181,797 +7.40% 41.6 sq mi 4,719/sq mi
23 Khagrad Ivanov 185,837 174,464 +6.12% 52.8 sq mi 3519/sq mi
24 Rybirsk Zlarovsk 185,137 175,029 +5.46% 74.2 sq mi 2497/sq mi
25 Siski Zlarovsk 175,783 173,129 +1.51% 25.4 sq mi 6,920/sq mi
26 Kotity Ivanov 175,286 165,120 +5.80% 55.8 sq mi 3,141/sq mi
27 Ussuodovo Zhukov 135,577 133,544 +1.50% 43.8 sq mi 3,095/sq mi
28 Kopestal Tovaya 117,373 115,472 +1.62% 49.4 sq mi 2,375/sq mi
29 Oreluk Alerkuta 111,342 112,244 -0.81% 25.4 sq mi 4,383/sq mi
30 Morom Ledyanaya 103,267 95,213 +7.8% 33.5 sq mi 3,082/sq mi
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