ISO 3166-2:RU

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ISO 3166-2:RU is an International Organization for Standardization standard which defines geocodes: it is the subset of ISO 3166-2 which applies to Russia.

Note: Following a referendum, the Evenk Autonomous Okrug (formerly RU-EVE) and Taymyr Autonomous Okrug (formerly RU-TAY) were merged into the Krasnoyarsk Krai (RU-KYA) on 2007-01-01.

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ISO 3166-2:2000-06-21
ISO 3166-2:2005-09-13
ISO 3166-2:2007-04-17 - for Russia, defined a code for Perm Krai.
ISO 3166-2:2007-11-28

[edit] Codes

Asterisks indicate obsolete divisions since the last ISO update.

Sorted by Code
`RU-AD`	Republic of Adygea
`RU-AGB`	Agin-Buryat Autonomous Okrug
`RU-AL`	Altai Republic
`RU-ALT`	Altai Krai
`RU-AMU`	Amur Oblast
`RU-ARK`	Arkhangelsk Oblast
`RU-AST`	Astrakhan Oblast
`RU-BA`	Republic of Bashkortostan
`RU-BEL`	Belgorod Oblast
`RU-BRY`	Bryansk Oblast
`RU-BU`	Buryat Republic
`RU-CE`	Chechen Republic
`RU-CHE`	Chelyabinsk Oblast
`RU-CHI`	Chita Oblast
`RU-CHU`	Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
`RU-CU`	Chuvash Republic
`RU-DA`	Republic of Dagestan
`RU-IN`	Republic of Ingushetia
`RU-IRK`	Irkutsk Oblast
`RU-IVA`	Ivanovo Oblast
`RU-KAM`	Kamchatka Krai
`RU-KB`	Kabardino-Balkar Republic
`RU-KC`	Karachay-Cherkess Republic
`RU-KDA`	Krasnodar Krai
`RU-KEM`	Kemerovo Oblast
`RU-KGD`	Kaliningrad Oblast
`RU-KGN`	Kurgan Oblast
`RU-KHA`	Khabarovsk Krai
`RU-KHM`	Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
`RU-KIR`	Kirov Oblast
`RU-KK`	Republic of Khakassia
`RU-KL`	Republic of Kalmykia
`RU-KLU`	Kaluga Oblast
`RU-KO`	Komi Republic
`RU-KOS`	Kostroma Oblast
`RU-KR`	Republic of Karelia
`RU-KRS`	Kursk Oblast
`RU-KYA`	Krasnoyarsk Krai
`RU-LEN`	Leningrad Oblast
`RU-LIP`	Lipetsk Oblast
`RU-MAG`	Magadan Oblast
`RU-ME`	Mari El Republic
`RU-MO`	Republic of Mordovia
`RU-MOS`	Moscow Oblast
`RU-MOW`	Moscow (federal city)
`RU-MUR`	Murmansk Oblast
`RU-NEN`	Nenets Autonomous Okrug
`RU-NGR`	Novgorod Oblast
`RU-NIZ`	Nizhny Novgorod Oblast
`RU-NVS`	Novosibirsk Oblast
`RU-OMS`	Omsk Oblast
`RU-ORE`	Orenburg Oblast
`RU-ORL`	Oryol Oblast
`RU-PNZ`	Penza Oblast
`RU-PER`	Perm Krai
`RU-PRI`	Primorsky Krai
`RU-PSK`	Pskov Oblast
`RU-ROS`	Rostov Oblast
`RU-RYA`	Ryazan Oblast
`RU-SA`	Sakha (Yakutia) Republic
`RU-SAK`	Sakhalin Oblast
`RU-SAM`	Samara Oblast
`RU-SAR`	Saratov Oblast
`RU-SE`	Republic of North Ossetia-Alania
`RU-SMO`	Smolensk Oblast
`RU-SPE`	St. Petersburg (federal city)
`RU-STA`	Stavropol Krai
`RU-SVE`	Sverdlovsk Oblast
`RU-TA`	Republic of Tatarstan
`RU-TAM`	Tambov Oblast
`RU-TOM`	Tomsk Oblast
`RU-TUL`	Tula Oblast
`RU-TVE`	Tver Oblast
`RU-TY`	Tuva Republic
`RU-TYU`	Tyumen Oblast
`RU-UD`	Udmurt Republic
`RU-ULY`	Ulyanovsk Oblast
`RU-UOB`	Ust-Orda Buryat Autonomous Okrug*
`RU-VGG`	Volgograd Oblast
`RU-VLA`	Vladimir Oblast
`RU-VLG`	Vologda Oblast
`RU-VOR`	Voronezh Oblast
`RU-YAN`	Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug
`RU-YAR`	Yaroslavl Oblast
`RU-YEV`	Jewish Autonomous Oblast

Sorted by Name
republics
Altai Republic	`RU-AL`
Buryat Republic	`RU-BU`
Chechen Republic	`RU-CE`
Chuvash Republic	`RU-CU`
Kabardino-Balkar Republic	`RU-KB`
Komi Republic	`RU-KO`
Mari El Republic	`RU-ME`
Republic of North Ossetia-Alania	`RU-SE`
Republic of Adygea	`RU-AD`
Republic of Bashkortostan	`RU-BA`
Republic of Dagestan	`RU-DA`
Republic of Ingushetia	`RU-IN`
Republic of Kalmykia	`RU-KL`
Republic of Karachay-Cherkessia	`RU-KC`
Republic of Karelia	`RU-KR`
Republic of Khakassia	`RU-KK`
Republic of Mordovia	`RU-MO`
Republic of Tatarstan	`RU-TA`
Sakha (Yakutia) Republic	`RU-SA`
Tuva Republic	`RU-TY`
Udmurt Republic	`RU-UD`
krais (territories)
Altai Krai	`RU-ALT`
Kamchatka Krai	`RU-KAM`
Khabarovsk Krai	`RU-KHA`
Krasnodar Krai	`RU-KDA`
Krasnoyarsk Krai	`RU-KYA`
Perm Krai	`RU-PER`
Primorsky Krai	`RU-PRI`
Stavropol Krai	`RU-STA`
oblasts (provinces)
Amur Oblast	`RU-AMU`
Arkhangelsk Oblast	`RU-ARK`
Astrakhan Oblast	`RU-AST`
Belgorod Oblast	`RU-BEL`
Bryansk Oblast	`RU-BRY`
Chelyabinsk Oblast	`RU-CHE`
Chita Oblast	`RU-CHI`
Irkutsk Oblast	`RU-IRK`
Ivanovo Oblast	`RU-IVA`
Kaliningrad Oblast	`RU-KGD`
Kaluga Oblast	`RU-KLU`
Kemerovo Oblast	`RU-KEM`
Kirov Oblast	`RU-KIR`
Kostroma Oblast	`RU-KOS`
Kurgan Oblast	`RU-KGN`
Kursk Oblast	`RU-KRS`
Leningrad Oblast	`RU-LEN`
Lipetsk Oblast	`RU-LIP`
Magadan Oblast	`RU-MAG`
Moscow Oblast	`RU-MOS`
Murmansk Oblast	`RU-MUR`
Nizhny Novgorod Oblast	`RU-NIZ`
Novgorod Oblast	`RU-NGR`
Novosibirsk Oblast	`RU-NVS`
Omsk Oblast	`RU-OMS`
Orenburg Oblast	`RU-ORE`
Oryol Oblast	`RU-ORL`
Penza Oblast	`RU-PNZ`
Pskov Oblast	`RU-PSK`
Rostov Oblast	`RU-ROS`
Ryazan Oblast	`RU-RYA`
Sakhalin Oblast	`RU-SAK`
Samara Oblast	`RU-SAM`
Saratov Oblast	`RU-SAR`
Smolensk Oblast	`RU-SMO`
Sverdlovsk Oblast	`RU-SVE`
Tambov Oblast	`RU-TAM`
Tomsk Oblast	`RU-TOM`
Tula Oblast	`RU-TUL`
Tver Oblast	`RU-TVE`
Tyumen Oblast	`RU-TYU`
Ulyanovsk Oblast	`RU-ULY`
Vladimir Oblast	`RU-VLA`
Volgograd Oblast	`RU-VGG`
Vologda Oblast	`RU-VLG`
Voronezh Oblast	`RU-VOR`
Yaroslavl Oblast	`RU-YAR`
federal cities
Moscow	`RU-MOW`
St. Petersburg	`RU-SPE`
autonomous oblasts (provinces)
Jewish Autonomous Oblast	`RU-YEV`
autonomous okrugs (districts)
Agin-Buryat Autonomous Okrug	`RU-AGB`
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug	`RU-CHU`
Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug	`RU-KHM`
Nenets Autonomous Okrug	`RU-NEN`
Ust-Orda Buryat Autonomous Okrug*	`RU-UOB`
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug	`RU-YAN`

[edit] See also

ISO 3166-2, the reference table for all country region codes.
ISO 3166-1, the reference table for all country codes, as used for domain names on the Internet.
Subdivisions of Russia