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Russian Federation

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The OpenStreetMap data files provided on this server do not contain the user names, user IDs and changeset IDs of the OSM objects because these fields are assumed to contain personal information about the OpenStreetMap contributors and are therefore subject to data protection regulations in the European Union.
Extracts with full metadata are available to OpenStreetMap contributors only.

Note

Russia is listed under both Asia and Europe. The file contains all of Russia. See gis-lab.info for further and more fine-grained Russia downloads. Please note that the inclusion of Crimea does not constitute a political statement; we have included Crimea in both the Russia and the Ukraine downloads.

Commonly Used Formats

• russia-latest.osm.pbf, suitable for Osmium, Osmosis, imposm, osm2pgsql, mkgmap, and others. This file was last modified 17 hours ago and contains all OSM data up to 2024-12-20T21:20:41Z. File size: 3.6 GB; MD5 sum: e9747948dc816c08a69df20b40716ff8.
• russia-latest-free.shp.zip is not available for this region; try one of the sub-regions.

Other Formats and Auxiliary Files

• russia-latest.osm.bz2, yields OSM XML when decompressed; use for programs that cannot process the .pbf format. Deprecated. This file was last modified 129 days ago. File size: 6.7 GB; MD5 sum: 4db350cd8b78d3fc5f65ae4eaf6be55f.
• russia-internal.osh.pbf The history file contains personal data and is available on the internal server only. See notice above for further information.
• .poly file that describes the extent of this region.
• .osc.gz files that contain all changes in this region, suitable e.g. for Osmosis updates
• Taginfo statistics for this region
• raw directory index allowing you to see and download older files

Sub Regions

Click on the region name to see the overview page for that region, or select one of the file extension links for quick access.

Special Sub Regions

These regions are "special" because they are outside of the usual administrative hierarchies and may duplicate data already contained in the other sub regions.