The following maps were produced by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, unless otherwise indicated.

• Russia (Small Map) 2014 (51.2K)
• Asia (Reference Map) 2007 (920K) and pdf format (514K)
• Europe (Reference Map) 2008 (1 MB) [pdf]
• Russia and the Former Soviet Republics Historical Maps

• Armenia Maps
• Astrakhan, Russia 1991 Portion of U.S. Defense Mapping Agency sheet TPC F-4B, Tactical Pilotage Chart, 1:500,000 (854K) Not for navigational use
• Azerbaijan Maps
• Baltic States (Political) 1994 (200K)
• Baltic States – Major Defense Industry Facilities in the Baltic States from Defense Industries of the Newly Independent States of Eurasia. 1993 (196K)
• Belarus Maps
• [Caspian Region] Oil and Gas Infrastructure in the Caspian Sea Region 2012 (6.9MB)
• [Caspian Region] Oil and Gas Infrastructure in the Caspian Sea Region 2001 (2.5 MB)
• Caucasus and Central Asia (Political) 2003 (255K) and pdf format (258K)
• Caucasus and Central Asia (Political) 2000 (171K) and pdf format (186K)
• Caucasus and Central Asia (Political) 1995 (231K)
• Caucasus and Central Asia (Political) 1993 (223K)
• Caucasus Region U.S.Department of State 1994 (1.2MB)
• Caucasus Region: Ethnolinguistic Groups 1995 (255K)
• Central Asia (Major Ethnic Groups) 1993 (694K)
• Central Asia (with Russia) – Joint Operations Graphic (Aeronautical Charts) 1:250,000
• Central Siberia, Series N504 (Topographic Maps) 1:250,000, U.S. Army Map Service, 1947-
• Chechnya Maps
• Chernobyl – Radiation Hotspots Resulting From the Chornobyl’ Nuclear Power Plant Accident from Handbook of International Economic Statistics 1996 (273K)
• China-USSR Border: Eastern Sector 1988 (452K)
• China-USSR Border: Western Sector 1988 (387K)
• Commonwealth of Independent States (Political) 1997 (374K)
• Commonwealth of Independent States (Political) 1994 (226K)
• Commonwealth of Independent States (Reference Map) 2001 (246K) and pdf format (1.2MB)
• Commonwealth of Independent States (Reference Map) 2000 (352K) and pdf format (1.7MB)
• Commonwealth of Independent States (Reference Map) 1999 (145K) and pdf format (545K)
• Commonwealth of Independent States – Central Asian States (Political) 1995 (242K)
• Commonwealth of Independent States – Central Asian States (Political) 2002 (190K)
• Commonwealth of Independent States – Central Asian States (Reference Map) 2002 (190K) and pdf format (209K)
• Commonwealth of Independent States – European States (Political) 2003 (263K) and pdf format (266K)
• Commonwealth of Independent States – European States (Political) 1995 (286K)
• Dagestan Maps
• Eastern Europe, Series N501 (Topographic Maps) 1:250,000, U.S. Army Map Service, 1948-

  This series includes much of Russia in Europe, all of Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova and Georgia. Includes most of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Estonia and Ukraine. Includes parts of easten Poland and parts of northern and eastern Romania.

• Eastern Siberia, Series N504 (Topographic Maps) 1:250,000, U.S. Army Map Service, 1947-
• Estonia Maps
• Ethnic Groups in Southern Soviet Union and Neighboring Middle Eastern Countries 1986 (512K)
• Ethnic Russians in the Newly Independent States 1994 (417K)
• Eurasia (Political) 2006 (4.5MB)
• Former Soviet Union: Comparative Ethnic Groups, 1989 1995 (192K)
• Georgia Maps
• Japan-USSR: Northern Territories (Shaded Relief) 1988 (230K)
• Joint Operations Graphic – Russia and former Soviet Union (Aeronautical Charts) 1:250,000 U.S. National Imagery and Mapping Agency [Not for navigational use] This series includes parts of Russia and the Former Soviet Union
• Kazakhstan Maps
• Khabarovsk Area Portion of Khabarovsk sheet. Topographic Map NM 53, Series 1301. Original Scale 1:1,000,000. Printed by U.S. Defense Mapping Agency Topographic Center, 1978 (348K)
• Kiev, Ukraine (223K)
• Kyrgyzstan Maps
• Latvia Maps
• Lithuania Maps
• Magadan Area Portion of Magadan sheet. Topographic Map NO 56, Series 1301. Original Scale 1:1,000,000. Printed by U.S. Defense Mapping Agency Topographic Center, 1978 (200K)
• Major Muslim Ethnic Groups in Armenia, Iran, and the Islamic Commonwealth States 1992 (203K)
• Moldova Maps
• Moscow 1988 (252K)
• Moscow 1:35,000 1986 (7.0 MB) and verso Moscow Index 1986 (8.1 MB)
• Central Moscow 1:15,000 1986 (6.4 MB) and verso Central Moscow Index 1986 (5.0 MB)
• Moscow Area Portion of Moskva sheet. Topographic Map NN 37, Series 1301. Original Scale 1:1,000,000. Printed by U.S. Defense Mapping Agency Topographic Center, 1978 (296K)
• Nagorno-Karabakh (Political) 1993 (272K) and pdf format (280K)
• Nakhodka Area Portion of Nakhodka sheet.Topographic Map NK 53, Series 1301. Original Scale 1:1,000,000. Printed by U.S. Defense Mapping Agency Topographic Center, 1978 (188K)
• Novosibirsk Area 1960 Portion of Novosibirsk sheet. Topographic Map NN 44, Series 1301. Original Scale 1:1,000,000. Printed by U.S. Army Map Service, Corps of Engineers, 1960 (492K)
• Omsk Area Portion of Omsk sheet. Topographic Map NN 43, Series 1301. Original Scale 1:1,000,000. Printed by the U.S. Defense Mapping Agency Hydrographic/Topographic Center, 1979 (496K)
• Operational Navigation Chart Series (Aeronautical Charts) 1:1,000,000 U.S. Defense Mapping Agency Aerospace Center [Not for navigational use] This series includes all of Russia and the Former Soviet Union
• Russia (Political) 1994 (424K) and pdf format (426K)
• Russia (Shaded Relief) 1994 (321K) and pdf format (331K)
• Russia (Small Map) 2014 (51.2K)
• Russia: Administrative Divisions 1994 (225K) and pdf format (228K)
• Russia: Administrative Divisions 1993 (317K) and pdf format (333K)
• Russia: Administrative Divisions 1992 (101K) and pdf format (234K)
• Russia – Autonomous Areas in Russia 1996 (83K)
• Russia – Autonomous Areas in Russia 1992 (102K)
• Russia – Birth Rate in 1999 U.S. Agency for International Development 2002 (1.1MB) [pdf format]
• Russia: Environmental Problem Areas from Handbook of International Economic Statistics 1998 (2.3MB) [pdf format]
• Russia’s Ethnic Republics 1994 (312K)
• Russia: Ethnic Russians in the Newly Independent States 1994 (417K)
• Russia – Joint Operations Graphic (Aeronautical Charts) 1:250,000 U.S. National Imagery and Mapping Agency [Not for navigational use] This series includes parts of Russia and the Former Soviet Union
• Russia: Key Environmental Problem Areas from Handbook of International Economic Statistics 1996 (351K)
• Russia – Major Defense Industry Facilities in Russia from Defense Industries of the Newly Independent States of Eurasia. 1993 (196K)
• Russia – Population 2000 U.S. Agency for International Development 2001 (1.1MB) [pdf format]
• Russia – Regional Investment Potential U.S. Agency for International Development 2001 (933K) [pdf format]
• Russia – Tactical Pilotage Charts (Aeronautical Charts) 1:500,000 U.S. National Imagery and Mapping Agency [Not for navigational use] This series includes most of Russia the Former Soviet Union
• Russia – Youth (ages 0 to 15) as Percent of Total Population 2000 U.S. Agency for International Development 2002 (1.1MB) [pdf format]
• Saint Petersburg (Leningrad), Russia 1978 (224K)
• Saint Petersburg and Vicinity (Leningrad), Russia 1978 (153K)
• Saint Petersburg (Leningrad) – Central Leningrad 1:15,000 1977 (3.9 MB) and verso Saint Petersburg (Leningrad) – Central Leningrad Index 1977 (3.9 MB)
• Siberia – Central, Series N504 (Topographic Maps) 1:250,000, U.S. Army Map Service, 1947-
• Siberia – Eastern, Series N504 (Topographic Maps) 1:250,000, U.S. Army Map Service, 1947-
• Siberia – Western, Series N502 (Topographic Maps) 1:250,000, U.S. Army Map Service, 1955-
• Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Reference Graphic (NGA)
• Sochi 2014 Olympics Talking Map (NGA) [Download for audio]
• Soviet-Designed Nuclear Power Plants from Handbook of International Economic Statistics 1996 (332K)
• Soviet Union – Administrative Divisions, 1981 1982 (384K) and pdf format (396K)
• Soviet Union – Administrative Divisions, 1984 1985 (374K) and pdf format (385K)
• Soviet Union – Administrative Divisions 1989 (422K) and pdf format (425K)
• Soviet Union – Administrative Divisions 1974 (470K)
• Soviet Union – East and South Asia 1987 (390K) and pdf format (392K)
• Soviet Union – Coal and Major Minerals 1982 (230K)
• Soviet Union – Comparative Ethnic Groups, 1989 1995 (192K)
• Soviet Union – Comparative Soviet Nationalities by Republic 1989 (249K)
• Soviet Union – Shaded Relief 1983 (353K) and pdf format (364K)
• Soviet Union – Shaded Relief 1986 (337K) and pdf format (345K)
• Soviet Union – East and South Asia 1987 (390K)
• Soviet Union – Electric Power 1982 (235K)
• Soviet Union – Land Use 1982 (239K)
• Soviet Union – Machine Building and Metal Working 1982 (221K)
• Soviet Union – Major Terrain Features 1974 (421K)
• Soviet Union – Metallurgy 1982 (192K)
• Soviet Union – Muslim Peoples 1981 (257K)
• Soviet Union – Muslim Population, 1979 1981 (179K)
• Soviet Union – Nationalities 1982 (274K)
• Soviet Union – Permafrost Regions 1984 (274K)
• Soviet Union – Petroleum Deposits and Pipelines 1982 (206K)
• Soviet Union – Petroleum Refining and Chemical Industry 1982 (186K)
• Soviet Union – Population 1982 (244K)
• Soviet Union – Population 1974 (263K)
• Soviet Union – U.S.S.R. Terrain and Transportation 1974 (3.3MB)
• Soviet Union, Western – Economic Regions 1986 (311K)
• Tajikistan Maps
• Turkmenistan Maps
• Ukraine Maps
• USSR: Time Zones 1982 (597K)
• Uzbekistan Maps
• Volgograd Area Portion of Volgograd sheet. Topographic Map NM 38, Series 1301. Original Scale 1:1,000,000. Printed by the U.S. Defense Mapping Agency Hydrographic/Topographic Center, 1979 (232K)
• Western Siberia, Series N502 (Topographic Maps) 1:250,000, U.S. Army Map Service, 1955-
• 1:500,000 – World Series 1404, Great Britain. War Office and Air Ministry. 1958-

  This series includes parts in Europe and Central Asia of the former Soviet Union

• Wrangel Island – Siberia (tactical pilotage chart) original scale 1:500,000 Portion of Defense Mapping Agency TPC C-8A 1982 (581K) Not for navigational use