List of larger indigenous peoples of Russia

The list of larger Indigenous peoples of Russia includes extant Indigenous peoples in the territory of Russia who are not listed in the official list of minor Indigenous peoples of Russia. Some of the minor Indigenous peoples who gave rise to the names of autonomous okrugs also included in this list.

Far East

• Buryats, ethnicity and titular people of Buryatia, federal subject of Russia;
• Chukchi, ethnicity and titular people of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, federal subject of Russia;
• Yakuts, ethnicity and titular people of Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), federal subject of Russia;

North Caucasus

• Balkars, ethnicity and titular people of Kabardino-Balkaria, federal subject of Russia;
• Chechens, ethnicity and titular people of Chechnya, federal subject of Russia;
• Circassians, known as Adyghe in Adygea; Cherkess in Karachay-Cherkessia; Kabardins in Kabardino-Balkaria, federal subjects of Russia;
• Ingushs, ethnicity and titular people of Ingushetia, federal subject of Russia;
• Karachays, ethnicity and titular people of Karachay-Cherkessia, federal subject of Russia;
• Ossetians, ethnicity and titular people of North Ossetia-Alania, federal subject of Russia;

Indigenous peoples of Dagestan

This small republic has a relatively large number of ethnic groups and languages. According to a 2000 decree of the government of Russian Federation, Dagestan was supposed to compile its own list of small-numbered Indigenous peoples, to be included in the overall list of minor Indigenous peoples of Russia.

• Aghuls
• Avars
• Aukhovite Chechens
• Ethnic Azerbaijanis in Dagestan (mainly in Derbent and its suburbs)
• Dargins
• Kumyks
• Laks
• Lezgins
• Nogais
• Ethnic Russians
• Rutuls
• Tabasarans
• Tats
• Tsakhurs

Northwest

• Karelians, ethnicity and titular people of Karelia, federal subject of Russia;
• Komi, ethnicity and titular people of Komi Republic, federal subject of Russia;
• Nenets, ethnicity and titular people of Nenets Autonomous Okrug and Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, federal subjects of Russia;

Siberia

• Altay, ethnicity and titular people of Altai Republic, federal subject of Russia;
• Khakas, ethnicity and titular people of Khakassia, federal subject of Russia;
• Tuvans, ethnicity and titular people of Tuva, federal subject of Russia;

South

• Crimean Tatars, ethnicity and titular people of Republic of Crimea, federal subject of Russia (since 2014.03.18 under dispute between Russia and Ukraine);
• Kalmyks, ethnicity and titular people of Kalmykia, federal subject of Russia;

Ural

• Khanty, ethnicity and titular people of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, federal subject of Russia;
• Mansi, ethnicity and titular people of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, federal subject of Russia;
• Nenets, ethnicity and titular people of Nenets Autonomous Okrug and Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, federal subjects of Russia;

Volga region

• Bashkirs, ethnicity and titular people of Bashkortostan, federal subject of Russia;
• Chuvash, ethnicity and titular people of Chuvashia, federal subject of Russia;
• Mari, ethnicity and titular people of Mari El, federal subject of Russia;
• Mordvin, ethnicity and titular people of Mordovia, federal subject of Russia;
• Tatars, ethnicity and titular people of Tatarstan, federal subject of Russia;
• Udmurts, ethnicity and titular people of Udmurtia, federal subject of Russia.

See also

• List of Indigenous peoples of Russia

Notes

References

1. Lists of indigenous peoples of Russia
2. Ethnic groups in Russia
3. Indigenous peoples of the Americas
4. List of extinct indigenous peoples of Russia
5. Genocide of Indigenous peoples
6. Circumpolar peoples
7. List of First Nations peoples
8. List of Russian people
9. Genetic history of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas
10. Indigenous peoples in Canada
11. Native American genocide in the United States
12. Indigenous peoples
13. Indigenous peoples of California
14. Languages of Russia
15. Demographics of Russia
16. Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast
17. Sámi peoples
18. Ethnic groups in Europe
19. Languages of Mexico
20. Indigenous response to colonialism