Administrative divisions of Buryatia
In the Republic of Buryatia, ulus is a type of rural locality, along with "selo" and "settlement".[3]
Republic of BuryatiaRussiaUlan-Udedistrictsurban-type settlementsselsovietssomonsOktyabrskySovetskyZheleznodorozhnySeverobaykalskBarguzinskyUst-BarguzinBauntovskyBichurskyDzhidinskyDzhidaYeravninskyZaigrayevskyOnokhoyZaigrayevoZakamenskyZakamenskIvolginskyKabanskyBabushkinKamenskSelenginskTankhoyKizhinginskyKurumkanskyKyakhtinskyKyakhtaNaushkiMuyskySeveromuyskTaksimoMukhorshibirskyOkinskyPribaykalskySevero-BaykalskyKicheraNizhneangarskNovy UoyanYanchukanSelenginskyGusinoozyorskTarbagatayskyTunkinskyKhorinskyrural localityRussian Population CensusWayback MachineBuryatiaRural localitiesfederal subjects of RussiaRepublicsAdygeaBashkortostanChechnyaChuvashiaCrimeaDagestanDonetskIngushetiaKabardino-BalkariaKalmykiaKarachay-CherkessiaKareliaKhakassiaLuhanskMari ElMordoviaNorth Ossetia–AlaniaTatarstanUdmurtiaKamchatkaKhabarovskKrasnodarKrasnoyarskPrimorskyStavropolZabaykalskyOblastsArkhangelskAstrakhanBelgorodBryanskChelyabinskIrkutskIvanovoKaliningradKalugaKemerovoKostromaKurganLeningradLipetskMagadanMoscowMurmanskNizhny NovgorodNovgorodNovosibirskOrenburgRostovRyazanSakhalinSamaraSaratovSmolenskSverdlovskTambovTyumenUlyanovskVladimirVolgogradVologdaVoronezhYaroslavlFederal citiesSaint PetersburgSevastopolAutonomous oblastJewishAutonomous okrugs