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The Russian Federation is the largest country on earth, spanning over seventeen million square kilometres. It is situated in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The Ural mountain range forms a natural border between Europe and Asia. Its vast expanses stretch from the Arctic Ocean, to Eastern Europe and to the North Pacific Ocean.  Bordering countries are Azerbaijan, Belarus, China, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Mongolia, North Korea, Norway, Poland and Ukraine.  Moscow is the capital city of the Russian Federation. Other major cities are St Petersburg, Novosibirsk and Nizhniy Novgorod.  Russia’s terrain consists of plains, low hills west of the Ural Mountains, uplands and mountains (Caucasus) along the southern borders and coniferous forest and tundra in Siberia. The Volga is the country’s major river.
Russia’s climate is very diverse. The summers can be warm and humid, whilst the winters can be harsh and bitterly cold. Population
Russia’s population was estimated at 142,893,540 in 2006.
Languages: Russian is the official language.
Religion: The Russian Orthodox Church is the main religious body. It survived the atheist Stalin era, and today a greater number of people are becoming involved in the Church. Many of the minorities living in Russia are of the Islamic faith. Sport
Russia is a keen sporting country, successful at a number of sports and consistently finishing in the top rankings at the Olympic games.
Russians play a lot of football, but their chances of becoming a footballing superpower were reduced by the break-up of the USSR.
Ice hockey is one of Russia’s most played sports. It has gained success in this sport at world and Olympic level.
Russia has also produced a number of famous tennis players such as Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Anna Kournikova, and Maria Sharapova, the winner of the 2004 Wimbledon women’s title.