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report: number of visitors from different regions of Russia

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values: average daily		during 14-20 December		during 7-13 December
	Moscow	1,155,877	27.1%	1,165,332	26.3%
	Saint-Petersburg	499,926	11.7%	544,091	12.3%
	Ekaterinburg	386,121	9.1%	385,499	8.7%
	Novosibirsk	336,856	7.9%	339,036	7.7%
	Nizhni Novgorod	202,547	4.8%	221,160	5.0%
	Krasnodar	134,765	3.2%	137,973	3.1%
	Samara	123,248	2.9%	158,152	3.6%
	Chelyabinsk	107,162	2.5%	109,707	2.5%
	Perm	72,522	1.7%	75,952	1.7%
	Ufa	62,277	1.5%	64,203	1.4%
	amount of selected	2,581,329	60.6%	2,655,121	59.9%
	total	4,260,626		4,431,243

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[to hide help] In the report the quantity of unique visitors from different regions of Russia is shown. Regions are marked by their regional centre: for example, by “Moscow” the whole Moscow region is implied. Some cities, which are not regional centres, are marked out separately: Mineralnye Vody, Naberezhnye Chelny, Sochi, Tolyatti, Cherepovets.

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