The most populous area of Russia is the Central Federal District, which includes Moscow, the capital city. This district has a high population due to the presence of job opportunities, cultural attractions, and urban amenities that attract people from across the country. Conversely, the least populous areas are the Far Eastern Federal District and the Siberian Federal District, which are characterized by vast expanses of uninhabited land, harsh climates, and limited economic opportunities. These factors discourage large numbers of people from settling in these regions.
