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  1. According to the data of 2012, the Russian population of Estonia was 335,267 people, in 2021 - 315,252 people. The Russian population of Estonia according to the 2021 Estonian census was 315,252 people. (23.67% of the Estonian population).
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  2. What are Russians called in Estonia? Tibla (Est. tibla) is a contemptuous nickname for representatives of the Russian-speaking population of Estonia in colloquial Estonian. According to some sources, the word is used mainly in relation to people who do not trust the Estonian state, "cattle who have come in large numbers."
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  3. How many Estonians and Russians are there in Estonia? As of January 1, 2019, 1,324,820 people lived in the country - 5,687 more than a year earlier. During the year, the number of Estonians living in the country increased from 905,677 to 907,628 people. But the number of Russians - the second largest nationality in Estonia - has decreased from 328,864 to 328,299 people.
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  4. How many people speak Russian in Estonia? According to the 2021 Estonian census, the permanent Russian population of Estonia is 315,252 people. (23.67% of the population of Estonia), and the Russian language is native to 379,210 people. (28.47% of Estonian population)
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  5. Which city in Estonia has the most Russians? In 2021, 149,883 people (47.54%) of Russians lived in Tallinn, 178,169 people (56.52%) in Harju County, 97,231 people (30.84%) in Ida-Viru County; Only 12,582 people (3.99%) of the total number of Russians in Estonia lived in Tartu.
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