Ugric peoples

The term Ugric people is used to describe peoples speaking a Ugric language.

Ugric people are:

The largest of the Ugric people are the Hungarians numbering 14,500,000. They live in the Carpathian Basin, mainly in their independent state - Hungary. Khanty (21,000^[1]) and Mansi (12,000^[2]) peoples live in the Ob river area of Russia, mostly in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug. There is also a significant Khanty population in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Khanty and Mansi together are called Ob-Ugrians.

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Uralic peoples speaking Uralic languages

Finno-Ugric peoples

Baltic Finns	Estonians Setos Võros Finns Forest Finns Ingrian Finns Kvens Tornedalians Izhorians Karelians Tver Karelians Livonians † Vepsians Votes Kreevins † Chudes †

Sami peoples	Sami Inari Sami Skolt Sami

Volga Finns	Mari Mordvins Erzyas Mokshas Merya † Meshchera † Muroma †

Permians	Komi Komi-Permyaks Udmurts Besermans

Ugric peoples	Hungarians Csangos Székelys Khanty Mansi

Samoyedic peoples

Northern Samoyeds	Enets Nenets Nganasans Yurats †

Southern Samoyeds	Selkups Kamasins † Mators †

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Ugric peoples

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