2010 All-Russian Population Census - IPUMS Subset
Russia, 2010
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Reference ID
RUS_2010_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS
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Federal State Statistics Service, IPUMS
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- Data files
- RUS2010_PHC-H-H
- RUS2010_PHC-P-H
Mother tongue, Russia (MTONGRU)
Data file: RUS2010_PHC-P-H
Overview
Type:
Discrete
Start:
113
End:
115
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 001 | Russian |
| 002 | English |
| 003 | Tatar |
| 004 | Ukrainian |
| 005 | German |
| 006 | Bashkir |
| 007 | Chuvash |
| 008 | Chechen |
| 009 | Armenian |
| 010 | Mordovian |
| 011 | Avar |
| 012 | Belarusian |
| 013 | French |
| 014 | Azerbaijani |
| 015 | Kazakh |
| 016 | Udmurt |
| 017 | Mari |
| 018 | Kabardian |
| 019 | Ossetian |
| 020 | Dargin |
| 021 | Kumyk |
| 022 | Yakut |
| 023 | Buryat |
| 024 | Ingush |
| 025 | Lezgian |
| 026 | Komi |
| 027 | Georgian |
| 028 | Sakha |
| 029 | Tuvan |
| 030 | Uzbek |
| 031 | Karachay-Balkar |
| 032 | Romani |
| 033 | Kumyk |
| 034 | Moldavian |
| 035 | Turkish |
| 036 | Lak |
| 037 | Korean |
| 038 | Tabasaran |
| 039 | Tajik |
| 040 | Adygei |
| 041 | Komi-Permyak |
| 042 | Spanish |
| 043 | Balkar |
| 044 | Dagestanian |
| 045 | Greek |
| 046 | Polish |
| 047 | Karelian |
| 048 | Turkmen |
| 049 | Nogai |
| 050 | Erzya-Mordovian |
| 051 | Russian Sign Language |
| 052 | Khakas |
| 053 | Altaic |
| 054 | Chinese |
| 055 | Finnish |
| 056 | Arabic |
| 057 | Lithuanian |
| 058 | Mokshan |
| 059 | Kyrgyz |
| 060 | Nenets |
| 061 | Abaza |
| 062 | Hill or Western Mari |
| 063 | Kurdish |
| 064 | Evenk |
| 065 | Latvian |
| 066 | Bulgarian |
| 067 | Rutul |
| 068 | Agul |
| 069 | Khanty |
| 070 | Estonian |
| 071 | Vietnamese |
| 072 | Andi |
| 073 | Hebrew |
| 074 | Moksha-Mordovian |
| 075 | Evenki |
| 076 | Kryashensky |
| 077 | Chukchi |
| 078 | Didoysky |
| 079 | Shor |
| 080 | Assyrian |
| 081 | Gagauz |
| 082 | Nanai |
| 083 | Tsakhur |
| 084 | Mongolian |
| 085 | Mansi |
| 086 | Abkhazian |
| 087 | Akhvakh |
| 088 | Pamir |
| 089 | Yiddish |
| 090 | Karata |
| 091 | Koryak |
| 092 | Vepsian |
| 093 | Dolgan |
| 094 | Erzyan |
| 095 | Bezhtinsky |
| 096 | Talysh |
| 097 | Nivkh |
| 098 | Bessarabian |
| 099 | Selkup |
| 100 | Crimean Tatar |
| 101 | Udi |
| 102 | Besermyansky |
| 103 | Kumandinsky |
| 104 | Tat |
| 105 | Uyghur |
| 106 | Teleut |
| 107 | Chamalinsky |
| 108 | Godoberin |
| 109 | Ruthenian |
| 110 | Sami |
| 111 | Hunzib |
| 112 | Karakalpak |
| 113 | Tubalar |
| 114 | Hemshilsky |
| 115 | Ket |
| 116 | Syrian |
| 117 | Dungan |
| 118 | Adyghe |
| 119 | Botlikhsky |
| 120 | Archi |
| 121 | Yezidi |
| 122 | Permyatsky |
| 123 | Chelkansky |
| 124 | Nganasan |
| 125 | Kyrgyz |
| 126 | Khamnigan Mongol |
| 127 | Ginuhsky |
| 128 | Bagvalal |
| 129 | Mingrelian |
| 130 | Tsuntinsky |
| 131 | Circassian |
| 132 | Nagaybaskshy |
| 133 | Tindi |
| 134 | Tarsky |
| 135 | Zyryansky |
| 136 | Italian |
| 137 | Japanese |
| 138 | Romanian |
| 139 | Czech |
| 140 | Pashto |
| 141 | Hungarian |
| 142 | Serbian |
| 143 | Persian |
| 144 | Farsi |
| 145 | Portuguese |
| 146 | Afghan |
| 147 | Pushtun |
| 148 | Hindi |
| 149 | Indian |
| 150 | Dari |
| 151 | Khwarshi |
| 152 | Tamil |
| 153 | Bengali |
| 154 | Turkic |
| 155 | Malaysian |
| 156 | Nigerian |
| 157 | Burmese |
| 158 | Malagasy |
| 159 | Swahili |
| 160 | Other languages |
| 900 | Language not specified |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Description
Definition
MTONGRU indicates the respondent's mother tongue: the language spoken in childhood.
concept
Concept