Smolensk Oblast
First-level administrative division of Russia
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| 2022 | Demographic statistics compiled, showing 5,478 births (6.1 per 1,000) and 14,825 deaths (16.4 per 1,000), with a total fertility rate of 1.08 children per woman. |
| 2021 | Life expectancy data recorded, showing a total life expectancy of 68.00 years, with males at 63.28 years and females at 72.83 years. |
| 2021 | Smolensk Oblast recorded significant export figures, with fertilizers leading at 19.2% ($284M), followed by wood products at 13.2% ($194M), wheat at 9.8% ($144M), and machinery at 7.6% ($112M). |
| 2021 | Population census recorded 888,421 residents in Smolensk Oblast, providing the most recent official population count. |
| 2012 | Religious survey performed, providing detailed insights into the religious composition of Smolensk Oblast, including percentages of Russian Orthodox Church adherents, Christians, Old Believers, and other religious groups. |
| 2010 | Ethnic composition survey conducted, revealing Smolensk Oblast's demographic breakdown with 94.6% Russians, 1.3% Ukrainians, 1.3% Belarusians, 0.5% Armenians, and 2.3% others. |
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