title: Forest cover by federal subject in Russia
text: # Forest cover by federal subject in Russia
  
  The forest cover in Russia by federal subject as published by the Unified Interdepartmental Statistical Information System. As of 2021 49.4% of Russia is covered in trees.[2]
  
  | Rank | Federal subject | Forested area |
  | - | - | - |
  | 1 | Irkutsk Oblast | 82.6% |
  | 2 | Primorsky Krai | 77.2% |
  | 3 | Kostroma Oblast | 74.1% |
  | 4 | Komi Republic | 72.7% |
  | 5 | Perm Krai | 71.4% |
  | 6 | Vologda Oblast | 68.9% |
  | 7 | Sverdlovsk Oblast | 68.7% |
  | 8 | Zabaykalsky Krai | 68.3% |
  | 9 | Sakhalin Oblast | 68.0% |
  | 10 | Khabarovsk Krai | 66.3% |
  | 11 | Amur Oblast | 65.4% |
  | 12 | Novgorod Oblast | 64.1% |
  | 13 | Buryatia | 64.1% |
  | 14 | Kirov Oblast | 62.7% |
  | 15 | Tomsk Oblast | 61.4% |
  | 16 | Kemerovo Oblast | 59.8% |
  | 17 | Leningrad Oblast | 57.3% |
  | 18 | Mari El | 55.7% |
  | 19 | Tver Oblast | 54.7% |
  | 20 | Arkhangelsk Oblast | 54.1% |
  | 21 | Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug | 53.9% |
  | 22 | Karelia | 53.1% |
  | 23 | Vladimir Oblast | 51.3% |
  | 24 | Sakha | 50.8% |
  | 25 | Khakassia | 49.8% |
  | 26 | Tuva | 49.7% |
  | 27 | Nizhny Novgorod Oblast | 47.8% |
  | 28 | Ivanovo Oblast | 46.2% |
  | 29 | Udmurtia | 46.2% |
  | 30 | Yaroslavl Oblast | 45.5% |
  | 31 | Jewish Autonomous Oblast | 45.2% |
  | 32 | Krasnoyarsk Krai | 45.1% |
  | 33 | Kaluga Oblast | 45.0% |
  | 34 | Altai Republic | 44.4% |
  | 35 | Tyumen Oblast | 44.0% |
  | 36 | Moscow Oblast | 42.8% |
  | 37 | Kamchatka Krai | 42.7% |
  | 38 | Smolensk Oblast | 41.9% |
  | 39 | Bashkortostan | 39.9% |
  | 40 | Pskov Oblast | 38.8% |
  | 41 | Murmansk Oblast | 37.4% |
  | 42 | Magadan Oblast | 37.4% |
  | 43 | Adygea | 36.7% |
  | 44 | Sevastopol | 33.8% |
  | 45 | Bryansk Oblast | 32.9% |
  | 46 | Omsk Oblast | 32.3% |
  | 47 | Chuvashia | 32.2% |
  | 48 | Karachay-Cherkessia | 30.1% |
  | 49 | Chelyabinsk Oblast | 29.5% |
  | 50 | Novosibirsk Oblast | 27.3% |
  | 51 | Mordovia | 27.1% |
  | 52 | Ulyanovsk Oblast | 26.5% |
  | 53 | North Ossetia-Alania | 24.3% |
  | 54 | Ryazan Oblast | 23.6% |
  | 55 | Altai Krai | 22.8% |
  | 56 | Kurgan Oblast | 22.3% |
  | 57 | Ingushetia | 21.9% |
  | 58 | Chechnya | 20.9% |
  | 59 | Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug | 20.8% |
  | 60 | Penza Oblast | 20.5% |
  | 61 | Krasnodar Krai | 20.2% |
  | 62 | Kaliningrad Oblast | 18.6% |
  | 63 | Tatarstan | 17.5% |
  | 64 | Kabardino-Balkaria | 15.4% |
  | 65 | Tula Oblast | 14.3% |
  | 66 | Saint Petersburg | 13.7% |
  | 67 | Samara Oblast | 12.8% |
  | 68 | Republic of Crimea | 10.7% |
  | 69 | Tambov Oblast | 10.5% |
  | 70 | Belgorod Oblast | 8.7% |
  | 71 | Lipetsk Oblast | 8.3% |
  | 72 | Voronezh Oblast | 8.2% |
  | 73 | Kursk Oblast | 8.2% |
  | 74 | Oryol Oblast | 8.0% |
  | 75 | Dagestan | 7.2% |
  | 76 | Chukotka Autonomous Okrug | 6.8% |
  | 77 | Saratov Oblast | 6.3% |
  | 78 | Orenburg Oblast | 4.6% |
  | 79 | Volgograd Oblast | 4.2% |
  | 80 | Rostov Oblast | 2.4% |
  | 81 | Astrakhan Oblast | 1.8% |
  | 82 | Stavropol Krai | 1.6% |
  | 83 | Nenets Autonomous Okrug | 1.1% |
  | 84 | Kalmykia | 0.2% |
  