Russia Population Clock

How many people live in Russia right now? The live counter advances every second using United Nations birth and death rates — about 3,391 births and 5,283 deaths per day, from a population of roughly 144.0M.

Crude birth rate: 8.6 per 1,000 people per year. Crude death rate: 13.4 per 1,000 people per year. Region: Europe.

Frequently asked questions

What is the population of Russia?

Russia has approximately 144.0M people, based on the UN World Population Prospects estimate for 2026.

How many babies are born in Russia every day?

About 3,391 babies are born in Russia each day — roughly 0.04 every second.

How many people die in Russia every day?

About 5,283 people die in Russia each day — roughly 0.06 every second.

Is the population of Russia growing or shrinking?

Russia shrinks naturally by about 691.2K people per year, before migration.

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