Kyrgyzstan vs Russia

Russia is 85.4 times larger than Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgyzstan would fit into Russia about 85 times.

KyrgyzstanRussiaKyrgyzstan moved onto Russia · Equal-area projection

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Kyrgyzstan is 0.01× the area of Russia. Put the other way, Russia is 85.4× the size of Kyrgyzstan.
KyrgyzstanRussia
Size
AreaRussia: 85.4× the area199,951 km²#85 of 19417,075,400 km²#1 of 194
CoastlineLandlockedHas a coast
Land neighbours414
People
PopulationRussia: 19.5× the population7,343,064#106 of 194 · 2025143,513,328#9 of 194 · 2025
DensityKyrgyzstan: 4.37× the density37 / km²#144 of 1948.4 / km²#183 of 194
Urban populationRussia: 2.17× the urban share35%#160 of 192 · 202575%#57 of 192 · 2025
Fertility rateKyrgyzstan: 1.83× the births per woman2.60 per woman#69 of 192 · 20241.42 per woman#154 of 192 · 2024
Population growthKyrgyzstan: 1.77 points higher+1.66%#59 of 192 · 2025−0.11%#163 of 192 · 2025
Birth rateKyrgyzstan: 2.31× the birth rate19.4 per 1,000#76 of 192 · 20248.4 per 1,000#163 of 192 · 2024
Death rateRussia: 2.82× the death rate4.4 per 1,000#183 of 192 · 202412.4 per 1,000#15 of 192 · 2024
Children under 15Kyrgyzstan: 14.9 points higher31.9%#59 of 192 · 202517.0%#142 of 192 · 2025
People over 65Russia: 11.8 points higher6.0%#114 of 192 · 202517.8%#42 of 192 · 2025
Net migrationKyrgyzstan: 2.0 per 1,000 higher+0.2 per 1,000#68 of 192 · 2025−1.8 per 1,000#137 of 192 · 2025
Refugees abroadRussia: 1.53× the refugees for its size0.45 per 1,000#76 of 190 · 20250.69 per 1,000#68 of 190 · 2025
Health & education
Life expectancyRussia: 1.0 years longer72.4 years#110 of 192 · 202473.4 years#101 of 192 · 2024
Infant mortalityKyrgyzstan: 3.61× the infant mortality14.8 per 1,000 births#83 of 191 · 20244.1 per 1,000 births#150 of 191 · 2024
DoctorsRussia: 3.25× the doctors per person1.57 per 1,000#93 of 178 · 20235.11 per 1,000#8 of 178 · 2022
University enrolmentRussia: 1.12× the university enrolment53.9%#70 of 145 · 202560.4%#56 of 145 · 2024
Human Development IndexRussia: 0.112 higher0.720#116 of 190 · 20230.832#63 of 190 · 2023
Economy
GNI per capitaRussia: 5.7× the income per person$2,800#138 of 185 · 2025$15,960#63 of 185 · 2025
GDPRussia: 113× the economy$22.62B2025$2.56T2025
Income groupLower-middle incomeHigh income
GDP per capita (PPP)Russia: 5.38× the output per person$9,220#131 of 184 · 2025$49,568#45 of 184 · 2025
GDP growthKyrgyzstan: 10.1 points higher+11.1%#4 of 187 · 2025+1.0%#156 of 187 · 2025
InflationRussia: 0.5 points higher+8.2%#28 of 176 · 2025+8.7%#25 of 176 · 2025
UnemploymentKyrgyzstan: 1.67× the unemployment3.5%#121 of 178 · 20252.1%#161 of 178 · 2025
Extreme povertyKyrgyzstan: 22× the share in extreme poverty2.2%#71 of 149 · 20240.1%#126 of 149 · 2023
Income inequality (Gini)Russia: 5.5 higher27.5#132 of 149 · 202433.0#94 of 149 · 2023
Jobs in agricultureKyrgyzstan: 10.3 points higher15.4% of jobs#92 of 178 · 20255.1% of jobs#130 of 178 · 2025
Jobs in industryKyrgyzstan: 1.0 points higher26.8% of jobs#28 of 178 · 202525.8% of jobs#39 of 178 · 2025
Jobs in servicesRussia: 11.4 points higher57.7% of jobs#91 of 178 · 202569.1% of jobs#56 of 178 · 2025
Foreign investmentKyrgyzstan: 2.4 points higher2.8% of GDP#68 of 184 · 20250.4% of GDP#150 of 184 · 2025
ExportsKyrgyzstan: 8.6 points higher26.8% of GDP#110 of 168 · 202518.2% of GDP#138 of 168 · 2025
Military spendingRussia: 2.57× the military spending2.9% of GDP#33 of 155 · 20257.5% of GDP#4 of 155 · 2025
Internet usersAbout the same share online92%#43 of 184 · 202494%#28 of 184 · 2024
Mobile subscriptionsRussia: 1.74× the mobile subscriptions107 per 100#120 of 191 · 2024186 per 100#5 of 191 · 2024
Energy & environment
Forest areaRussia: 7.82× the forest share7% of land#163 of 192 · 202451% of land#47 of 192 · 2024
CO₂ per personRussia: 9.38× the CO₂ per person1.49 t a year#117 of 185 · 202414.0 t a year#12 of 185 · 2024
Renewable energyKyrgyzstan: 24.1 points higher27.6%#87 of 190 · 20213.5%#162 of 190 · 2021
Access to electricityThe same100.0%#1 of 192 · 2024100.0%#1 of 192 · 2024
Air pollution (PM2.5)Kyrgyzstan: 1.73× the air pollution20.1 µg/m³#83 of 191 · 202311.6 µg/m³#141 of 191 · 2023
Protected landRussia: 4.7 points higher6.8% of land#161 of 191 · 202511.5% of land#138 of 191 · 2025
Arable landRussia: 0.7 points higher6.7% of land#117 of 190 · 20247.4% of land#113 of 190 · 2024
Water stressKyrgyzstan: 12.2× the water stress50.0%#38 of 176 · 20224.1%#129 of 176 · 2022
PrecipitationKyrgyzstan: 1.16× the rain and snow533 mm#141 of 180 · 2022460 mm#145 of 180 · 2022
Governance & safety
Political stabilityKyrgyzstan: 0.92 higher−0.02#107 of 193 · 2025−0.94#165 of 193 · 2025
Control of corruptionRussia: 0.12 higher−1.10#161 of 193 · 2025−0.98#153 of 193 · 2025
Homicide rateRussia: 4.0× the homicide rate1.7 per 100,000#83 of 146 · 20206.8 per 100,000#38 of 146 · 2021
State
StatusIndependent stateIndependent state
GovernmentParliamentary republicSemi-presidential republicsemi-presidential federation
Member of—G20, BRICS
CapitalBishkekMoscow
CurrencyKyrgyz som (KGS)Russian ruble (RUB)
Official languagesKyrgyz, RussianRussian, Ukrainian, Azerbaijani, Tatar, Bashkir, Chechen, Chuvash, Ossetian, Crimean Tatar, Yakut, Avar, Udmurt, Tuvan, Erzya, Adyghe, Komi, Buryat, Lezgian, Karachay-Balkar, Ingush, Mari, Moksha, Kabardian, Abaza, Kalmyk, Khakas, Lak, Kumyk, Nogai, Rutulian, Tabasaran, Tat, Aghul, Tsakhur, Dargwa, Southern Altai
Traffic drivesOn the rightOn the right
Time zoneUTC+6UTC+3 · UTC+2 to UTC+12, 11 time zones
Calling code+996+7
RegionCentral Asia, AsiaEastern Europe, Europe

Area: Wikidata. Population, income, health, economy, environment and governance: World Bank. Human Development Index: UNDP. Government: CIA World Factbook. Ranks among the 194 independent states. All sources

Why the map you grew up with disagrees

On a Mercator map, area grows with distance from the equator. Kyrgyzstan sits at about 41° N and is stretched to 1.78× its true area; Russia at 66° N is stretched to 6.06×. That difference is why Russia looks so much bigger than it is next to Kyrgyzstan. The figure above uses the Equal Earth projection, where every square kilometre is drawn the same size.

Questions about this pair

Is Kyrgyzstan bigger than Russia?
No. Kyrgyzstan is 85.4 times smaller than Russia. Kyrgyzstan covers 199,951 km² and Russia covers 17,075,400 km².
How many times does Kyrgyzstan fit into Russia?
About 85 times: Russia has 85.4× the area of Kyrgyzstan.
Why do Kyrgyzstan and Russia look different on Google Maps?
Web maps use the Mercator projection, which stretches area with distance from the equator. Kyrgyzstan is drawn about 1.78× its true area there and Russia about 6.06×. That is why Russia looks so much bigger than it really is next to Kyrgyzstan. Kartavera uses Equal Earth, where every square kilometre is drawn the same size.
Which has more people, Kyrgyzstan or Russia?
Russia: 143,513,328 people against 7,343,064. Density: Kyrgyzstan 37 per km², Russia 8.4 per km².
Which is richer, Kyrgyzstan or Russia?
By gross national income per person, Russia: $15,960 against $2,800 (World Bank, Atlas method, 2025) — 5.7× as much.
Where do people live longer, Kyrgyzstan or Russia?
In Russia: life expectancy at birth is 73.4 years, against 72.4 — 1.0 years longer (World Bank, 2024).
What kind of government do Kyrgyzstan and Russia have?
By constitution, as the CIA World Factbook describes them — Kyrgyzstan: parliamentary republic; Russia: semi-presidential republic.