Russian cities are cities that can be founded by the Russian civilization in C-evo. The first city was originally founded and is the capital, and the names of future cities are chosen in the order they appear on the list below.
The names listed are default names; players can change their cities' names if they choose.
List of cities[]
| Founding Order | City Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Moskva | Moscow; capital of Russia (1389-1712; 1918-today); the largest city in Russia and Europe; 9th place in the world; 1st Russian federal city |
| 2 | Sankt-Peterburg | St. Petersburg (1914-1918 Petrograd; 1918-1992 Leningrad); capital of Russian Empire (1712-1918); second largest city in Russia; cultural capital of Russia; 2nd Russian Federal City |
| 3 | Kiev | Kyiv; capital of Ukraine (1917-1918; 1991-today) and Kievan Rus' (882-1243); third Russian capital; biggest city of Ukraine |
| 4 | Minsk | Capital of Belarus (1917-1918; 1991-today); the only city with a million inhabitants of Belarus |
| 5 | Odesa | Ukrainian port in the Black Sea |
| 6 | Sverdlovsk | Yekaterinburg (1924-1991 Sverdlovsk); one of the biggest Russian cities in Ural Region |
| 7 | Vladivostok | The biggest Russian port in Paciic |
| 8 | Novgorod | Velikiy Novgorod (860-1999 Novgorod); capital of Russia (864-882), second Russian capital (first is Ladoga - small villiage in Novgorod(skaya) Oblast) |
| 9 | Kharkov | Kharkiv; one of the largest cities in East Ukraine |
| 10 | Krasnojarsk | Krasnoyarsk (XVII century - Krasny Yar); the most eastern city-millionaire of Russia |
| 11 | Rostov-na-Donu | Rostov-on-Don; the biggest Russian port in Black Sea |
| 12 | Kursk | Ancient Russian fortress; during the Second World War, the Kursk battle took place nearby |
| 13 | Samara | Samara (1935-1991 Kuibyshev); the top city of Russian Povolzhye (Volga Region) |
| 14 | Magnitogorsk | Magnitogorsk (1743-1929 Stantitsa Magnitnaya); one of the world centers of ferrous metallurgy; it is the second, after Istanbul (Turkey) transcontinental city (a fun fact: the inhabitants of the city live in Europe, and go to work in Asia) |
| 15 | Jaroslavl | Yaroslavl; the most stable and best for living city of Russia according to critics |
| 16 | Novosibirsk | Novosibirsk (1893-1925 Novonikolaevsk); third largest city in Russia; capital of Siberia Region |
| 17 | Omsk | One of the largest city in Siberia; capital of Russia (1918-1920), but of White Russia (Russian Republic 1918-1922), capital of Red Russia (RSFSR 1918-1922; USSR 1922-1991) is Moscow |
| 18 | Smolensk | One of the oldest Russian cities; in ancient times is a fortress |
| 19 | Perm | Perm (1647-1723 Yegoshikhinsky Poschinok; 1723-1781 Yegoshikhinsky Medeplavilny Zavod (Yegoshihinsky Copper Smelting Plant); 1940-1957 Molotov); was named by historical region in Ancient Urals - Perm (maybe it is name for ancient Ugro-Finnic nation); one of the biggest cities in Urals |
| 20 | Voronezh | One of the Medieval Russian fortress in Chernozemye (Land of the black earth); nomeland of the Russian Navy and the Russian Airborne Forces |
| 21 | Sevastopol | Sevastopol (1783-1784, 1797-1826 Akhtiar); non-official capital of Crimean Peninsula; 3rd Russian federal city, Ukrainian since 1991. |
| 22 | Ufa | Capital of Bashkortostan Republic in Russia |
| 23 | Krivoy Rog | Kriviy Rig; one of the Ukrainian cities |
| 24 | Niznij Novgorod | Nizhny Novgorod (1932-1990 Gorky); center for Automotive Industry in Povolzhye (Volga Region); in 1612, the center of the national militia against the Polish occupiers; since then, the organizer of the victorious march Kuzma Minin and leader Dmitry Pozharsky are considered national heroes |
| 25 | Chelabinsk | Chelyabinsk; capital of Russian ferrous metallurgy, which gave rise to many jokes about the "harsh and hot Chelyabinsk workers" |
| 26 | Dnipropetrovsk | Dnipro or Dnepropetrovsk (1776-1796, 1802-1926 Yekaterinoslav; 1796-1802 Novorossiysk; 1926-2016 Dnipropetrovsk); one of the Ukrainian cities. |
| 27 | Donetsk | Donetsk (1896-1924 Yuzofka; 1924-1929 Stalin; 1929-1961 Stalino); one of the main areas of coal mining in Ukraine |
| 28 | Volgograd | Volgograd (1589-1961 Tsaritsyn; 1925-1961 Stalingrad); the city is known for the fact that it was in it during the Second World War that the largest battle - the Battle of Stalingrad - passed; today in honor of this there stands a statue above the Statue of Liberty - "Motherland Calls" |
| 29 | Voronezh | Repeats the name of the twentieth city |
| 30 | Saratov | One of the biggest cities in Nizhnye Povolgye (South part of Volga Region) |
| 31 | Zaporizhzhya | Zaporizhzhya (952-1921 Alexandrovsk); nearby was Zaporizhzhya Sich - the main center of resistance of Ukrainians in Poland; later on the life of this capital of Ukrainian Cossacks will tell in his book "Taras Bulba" N.V. Gogol |
| 32 | Lviv | The largest city of Western Ukraine |
| 33 | Toljatti | Tolyatti (1737-1964 Stavropol); major center of the automotive and chemical industry |
| 34 | Simbirsk | Ulyanovsk (1648-1780 Sinbirsk; 1780-1924 Simbirsk); Russian fortress of the Renaissance era; today it is named in honor of Lenin (his real surname is Ulyanov, Lenin is nickname) |
| 35 | Izhevsk | Izhevsk (1760-1918 Izhevsky Zavod; 1984-1987 Ustinov); capital of Udmurtia Republic in Russian Federarion; younger armory capital of Russia (Older is Tula (see below)) |
| 36 | Krasnodar | Krasnodar (Yekaterinodar 1793-1920); capital of Kuban Region (non-official Russian Region, named for Kuban river, it is capital of Russian tourism, there are many resorts, like Tuapse, Anapa, "Orlyonok" or Sochi) |
| 37 | Chabarovsk | Khabarovsk (1858-1884 Khabarovka); capital of Russian Far East |
| 38 | Irkutsk | Near the city there is the most ancient, deep and clean lake of the planet - Baikal - a monument of Russian nature |
| 39 | Barnaul | |
| 40 | Novokuzneck | |
| 41 | Penza | |
| 42 | Razan | a.k.a. Ryazan' |
| 43 | Orenburg | |
| 44 | Lipeck | a.k.a. Lipetsk |
| 45 | Naberezhnyje Chelny | |
| 46 | Mykolayiv | |
| 47 | Tula | |
| 48 | Gomel | |
| 49 | Tumen | |
| 50 | Kemerovo | |
| 51 | Mariupol | |
| 52 | Astrachan | |
| 53 | Tomsk | |
| 54 | Kirov | |
| 55 | Ivanovo | |
| 56 | Luhansk | |
| 57 | Bransk | |
| 58 | Cheboksary | |
| 59 | Tver | |
| 60 | Nizhnij Tagil | |
| 61 | Makiyivka | |
| 62 | Murmansk | |
| 63 | Mogilev | |
| 64 | Kurgan | |
| 65 | Archangelsk | |
| 66 | Sochi | |
| 67 | Vitebsk | |
| 68 | Vinnytsya | |
| 69 | Orel | |
| 70 | Stavropol | |
| 71 | Simferopol | |
| 72 | Kaluga | |
| 73 | Vladimir | |
| 74 | Belgorod | |
| 75 | Machachkala | |
| 76 | Kherson | |
| 77 | Cherepovec | |
| 78 | Poltava | |
| 79 | Saransk | |
| 80 | Tambov | |
| 81 | Chita | |
| 82 | Vladikavkaz | |
| 83 | Grodno | |
| 84 | Vologda | |
| 85 | Chernihiv | |
| 86 | Brèst | |
| 87 | Komsomolsk-na-Amure | |
| 88 | Cherkasy | |
| 89 | Sumy | |
| 90 | Horlivka | |
| 91 | Volzhskij | |
| 92 | Kostroma | |
| 93 | Taganrog | |
| 94 | Zhytomyr | |
| 95 | Petrozavodsk | |
| 96 | Dzerzhinsk | |
| 97 | Surgut | |
| 98 | Orsk | |
| 99 | Angarsk | |
| 100 | Sterlitamak |
See also[]
- Russian cities in other games