This is the list of the metropolitanates and eparchies (dioceses) of the Russian Orthodox Church.[1]

Russia

Eparchies and metropolitanates of the Russian Orthodox Church in the Russian Federation:[2]

Eparchies in the European Russia as of 1 January 2015
Eparchies in the Asian Russia as of 1 January 2015
Eparchy See Founded Official site Metropolitanate See Founded
BarnaulBarnaul1930AltaiBarnaul2015
BiyskBiysk1919
RubtsovskRubtsovsk2015
SlavgorodSlavgorod2015
Arkhangelsk and KholmogoryArkhangelsk1628ArkhangelskArkhangelsk2011
KotlasKotlas2011
Naryan-MarNaryan-Mar2011
PlesetskPlesetsk2017
AkhtubinskAkhtubinsk2013AstrakhanAstrakhan2013
AstrakhanAstrakhan1602
BirskBirsk2017BashkortostanUfa2011
NeftekamskNeftekamsk2011
SalavatSalavat2011
UfaUfa1799
Belgorod and Stary OskolBelgorod1667BelgorodBelgorod2012
GubkinGubkin2012
ValuykiValuyki2012
BryanskBryansk1920BryanskBryansk2013
KlintsyKlintsy2013
SeverobaykalskSeverobaykalsk2015BuryatiaUlan-Ude2015
Ulan-UdeUlan-Ude1933
ChelyabinskChelyabinsk1918ChelyabinskChelyabinsk2012
MagnitogorskMagnitogorsk2012
TroitskTroitsk2012
ZlatoustZlatoust2016
AlatyrAlatyr2012ChuvashiaCheboksary2012
CheboksaryCheboksary1945
KanashKanash2012
Rostov and NovocherkasskRostov-on-Don1919DonRostov-on-Don2011
ShakhtyShakhty2011
VolgodonskVolgodonsk2011
Ivanovo-VoznesenskIvanovo1920IvanovoIvanovo2012
KineshmaKineshma2012
ShuyaShuya2012
BratskBratsk2011IrkutskIrkutsk2011
IrkutskIrkutsk1721
SayanskSayansk2011
ChernyakhovskChernyakhovsk2016KaliningradKaliningrad2016
KaliningradKaliningrad2009
KalugaKaluga1799KalugaKaluga2013
KozelskKozelsk2013
PesochnyaKirov2013
KostomukshaKostomuksha2013KareliaPetrozavodsk2013
PetrozavodskPetrozavodsk1828
Khanty-MansiyskKhanty-Mansiysk2011Khanty-MansiyskKhanty-Mansiysk2014
YugorskYugorsk2014
GalichGalich2016KostromaKostroma2016
KostromaKostroma1744
KanskKansk2011KrasnoyarskKrasnoyarsk2011
KrasnoyarskKrasnoyarsk1861
MinusinskMinusinsk1923
NorilskNorilsk2014
YeniseyskYeniseysk2011
ArmavirArmavir2013KubanKrasnodar2013
NovorossiyskNovorossiysk1919
SochiSochi2018
TikhoretskTikhoretsk2013
YekaterinodarKrasnodar1919
YeyskYeysk2013
KurganKurgan1993KurganKurgan2015
ShadrinskShadrinsk2015
KurskKursk1833KurskKursk2012
ShchigryShchigry2012
ZheleznogorskZheleznogorsk2012
KemerovoKemerovo1993KuzbassKemerovo2012
MariinskMariinsk2012
NovokuznetskNovokuznetsk2012
LipetskLipetsk2003LipetskLipetsk2013
YeletsYelets2013
VolzhskVolzhsk2017Mari ElYoshkar-Ola2017
Yoshkar-OlaYoshkar-Ola1993
ArdatovArdatov2011MordoviaSaransk2011
KrasnoslobodskKrasnoslobodsk2011
SaranskSaransk1991
MurmanskMurmansk1995MurmanskMurmansk2013
SeveromorskSeveromorsk2013
GorodetsGorodets2012Nizhny NovgorodNizhny Novgorod2012
LyskovoLyskovo2012
Nizhny NovgorodNizhny Novgorod1672
VyksaVyksa2012
BorovichiBorovichi1934NovgorodVeliky Novgorod2011
Novgorod and Staraya RussaVeliky Novgorod992
IskitimIskitim2011NovosibirskNovosibirsk2011
KainskKuybyshev2011
KarasukKarasuk2011
NovosibirskNovosibirsk1924
IsilkulIsilkul2012OmskOmsk2012
KalachinskKalachinsk2012
OmskOmsk1895
TaraTara2012
BuzulukBuzuluk2011OrenburgOrenburg2011
OrenburgOrenburg1859
OrskOrsk2011
LivnyLivny2014OryolOryol2014
OryolOryol1788
KuznetskKuznetsk1929PenzaPenza2012
PenzaPenza1799
SerdobskSerdobsk2012
KudymkarKudymkar2014PermPerm2014
PermPerm1799
SolikamskSolikamsk2014
AmurKomsomolsk-on-Amur2011PriamuryeKhabarovsk2011
KhabarovskKhabarovsk1945
VaninoVanino2016
ArsenyevArsenyev2011PrimoryeVladivostok2011
NakhodkaNakhodka2011
VladivostokVladivostok1898
Pskov and PorkhovPskov1589PskovPskov2014
Velikiye LukiVelikiye Luki1926
KasimovKasimov2011RyazanRyazan2011
RyazanRyazan1291
SkopinSkopin2011
KinelKinel2012SamaraSamara2012
OtradnyOtradny2012
SamaraSamara1850
SyzranSyzran2017
TolyattiTolyatti2019
GatchinaGatchina2013Saint PetersburgSaint Petersburg2013
Saint PetersburgSaint Petersburg1742
TikhvinTikhvin2013
VyborgVyborg1892
BalashovBalashov2011SaratovSaratov2011
PokrovskEngels2011
Saratov and VolskSaratov1828
BaryshBarysh2012SimbirskUlyanovsk2012
MelekessDimitrovgrad2012
SimbirskUlyanovsk1832
RoslavlRoslavl2017SmolenskSmolensk2015
SmolenskSmolensk1137
VyazmaVyazma2015
GeorgiyevskGeorgiyevsk2012StavropolStavropol2012
PyatigorskPyatigorsk1927
StavropolStavropol1842
MichurinskMichurinsk2012TambovTambov2012
Tambov and RasskazovskayaTambov1682
UvarovoUvarovo2012
AlmetyevskAlmetyevsk2012TatarstanKazan2012
ChistopolChistopol2012
KazanKazan1555
ChitaChita1894TransbaikalChita2014
NerchinskNerchinsk2014
IshimIshim2013TobolskTobolsk2013
TobolskTobolsk1620
KolpashevoKolpashevo2013TomskTomsk2013
TomskTomsk1832
BelyovBelyov2011TulaTula2011
TulaTula1799
BezhetskBezhetsk2011TverTver2011
RzhevRzhev2011
Tver and KashinTver1271
GlazovGlazov2013UdmurtiaIzhevsk2013
IzhevskIzhevsk1921
SarapulSarapul2013
AlexandrovAlexandrov2013VladimirVladimir2013
MuromMurom1198
VladimirVladimir1214
KalachKalach-na-Donu2012VolgogradVolgograd2012
UryupinskUryupinsk2012
VolgogradVolgograd1918
CherepovetsCherepovets1931VologdaVologda2014
Veliky UstyugVeliky Ustyug1682
VologdaVologda1556
BorisoglebskBorisoglebsk2013VoronezhVoronezh2013
RossoshRossosh2013
VoronezhVoronezh1682
UrzhumUrzhum2012VyatkaKirov2012
Vyatka and SlobodskoyKirov1657
YaranskYaransk2012
PereslavlPereslavl-Zalessky1744YaroslavlYaroslavl2012
RybinskRybinsk2012
Yaroslavl and RostovYaroslavl991
AlapayevskAlapayevsk2018YekaterinburgYekaterinburg2011
KamenskKamensk-Uralsky2011
Nizhny TagilNizhny Tagil2011
SerovSerov2018
YekaterinburgYekaterinburg1885
Abakan and KhakassiaAbakan1995
AnadyrAnadyr2000
Birobidzhan and KuldurBirobidzhan2002
Blagoveshchensk and TyndaBlagoveshchensk1858
ElistaElista1995
Gorno-AltayskGorno-Altaysk2013
KyzylKyzyl2011
Magadan and SinegoryeMagadan1991
MakhachkalaMakhachkala2012
MaykopMaykop1994
Moscow CityMoscow1461
Moscow OblastMoscow1977
Petropavlovsk and KamchatkaPetropavlovsk-Kamchatsky1922
SalekhardSalekhard2011
SyktyvkarSyktyvkar1995
VladikavkazVladikavkaz1885
VorkutaVorkuta2016
YakutskYakutsk1870
Yuzhno-SakhalinskYuzhno-Sakhalinsk1993

Belarus

Eparchies of the Belarusian Orthodox Church

Eparchies of the Belarusian Exarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church in Belarus:[2]

Eparchy See Founded Official site Metropolitanate See Founded Official site
BarysawBarysaw2014MinskMinsk2014
MinskMinsk1793
MaladzyechnaMaladzyechna2014
SlutskSlutsk2014
Babruysk and BykhawBabruysk2004
Brest and KobrinBrest1990
Vitebsk and OrshaVitebsk1563
Gomel and ZhlobinGomel1990
Grodno and VawkavyskGrodno1900
LidaLida1632
Mogilev and MstislavlMogilev1632
Novogrudok and SlonimNavahrudak1415
Pinsk and LuninetsPinsk1328
Polotsk and HlybokayePolotsk992
Turov and MazyrMazyr1005

Ukraine

Eparchies of Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) as of a January 2014

Eparchies of Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) (and its predecessor Exarchate of Ukraine):[2] In May 2022 the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) itself announced its separation from the Moscow Patriarchate and excluded ‘any provisions that at least somehow hinted at or indicated the connection with Moscow’ (following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine); the Russian Orthodox Church continues to claim jurisdiction over Ukraine.[3]

Eparchy See Founded Official site
KyivKyiv1678–1770
1921–
Lutsk and VolhyniaLutsk1678–1770
1921–
Lviv and GaliciaLviv1678–1770
1921–
Chernihiv and Novhorod-SiverskyiChernihiv1678–1770
1921–
Dnipropetrovsk and PavlohradDnipro1921 (1775)
Kamianets-Podilskyi and HorodokKamianets-Podilskyi1921 (1795)
Odesa and IzmailOdesa1921 (1837)
Poltava and MyrhorodPoltava1921 (1799)
Simferopol and CrimeaSimferopol1921 (1859)–1936
1944–2022
Kharkiv and BohodukhivKharkiv1921 (1799)
Kherson and TavriiskKherson1921 (1837)
VinnytsiaVinnytsia1933
Zhytomyr and Novohrad-VolynskyiZhytomyr1940
Chernivtsi and BukovinaChernivtsi1941
Kirovohrad and NovomyrhorodKropyvnytskyi1942
Sumy and OkhtyrkaSumy1943
Donetsk and MariupolDonetsk1944
Izmail and BolhradIzmail1945–1955
Mukachevo and UzhhorodMukachevo1945
Drohobych and SamborDrohobych1946–1959
Khmelnytskyi and StarokostiantynivKhmelnytskyi1955
Ivano-Frankivsk and KolomyiaIvano-Frankivsk1957
Ternopil and KremenetsTernopil1988
Rivne and OstrogRivne1990
Luhansk and AlchevskLuhansk1991
Zaporizhzhia and MelitopolZaporizhzhia1992
MykolaivMykolaiv1992
Cherkasy and KanivCherkasy1992
Konotop and HlukhivKonotop1993
Ovruch and KorostenOvruch1993
Bila Tserkva and BohuslavBila Tserkva1994
Horlivka and SlovianskHorlivka1994
Tulchyn and BratslavTulchyn1994
Khust and VynohradivKhust1994
Volodymyr-Volynskyi and KovelVolodymyr-Volynskyi1996
Kryvyi Rih and NikopolKryvyi Rih1996
Sarny and PoliskeSarny1999
Berdyansk and PrimoryeBerdyansk2007
Oleksandriia and SvitlovodskOleksandriia2007
Kremenchuk and LubnyKremenchuk2007
Nizhyn and PrylukyNizhyn2007
Nova Kakhovka and HenicheskNova Kakhovka2007
Sievierodonetsk and StarobilskSievierodonetsk2007
Shepetivka and SlavutaShepetivka2007
Dzhankoy and RozdolneDzhankoy2008–2022
Uman and ZvenyhorodkaUman2008
Kamianske and TsarychankaKamianske2010
Balta and AnanyivBalta2012
FeodosiaFeodosia2012–2022
Izium and KupianskIzium2012
VoznesenskVoznesensk2012
Boryspil and BrovaryBoryspil2013
Mohyliv-PodilskyiMohyliv-Podilskyi2013
RovenkyRovenky2013
RomnyRomny2013

Latvia

Eparchies of the Latvian Orthodox Church:[2]

Eparchy See Founded Official site
DaugavpilsDaugavpils2013
RigaRiga1850

Estonia

Eparchies of the Estonian Orthodox Church of Moscow Patriarchate:[2]

Eparchy See Founded Official site
NarvaNarva2011
TallinnTallinn1920

Moldova

Eparchies of the Moldovan Orthodox Church

Eparchies of the Moldovan Orthodox Church:[2]

Eparchy See Founded Official site
ChișinăuChișinău1813
Cahul and ComratCahul1998
Ungheni and NisporeniUngheni2006
Bălți and FăleştiBălți2006
Tiraspol and DubăsariTiraspol1998
Edineț and BriceniEdineț1998

Former Soviet Republics

Eparchies of the Metropolitan District of the Russian Orthodox Church in Kazakhstan

Eparchies of the Russian Orthodox Church in Central Asia, Azerbaijan and Lithuania:[2]

Eparchy See Founded Official site Metropolitan district See Founded
Astana and Alma-AtaAstana1945Metropolitan District of the Russian Orthodox Church in KazakhstanAstana2003
KaragandaKaraganda2010
KokshetauKokshetau2011
KostanayKostanay2010
PavlodarPavlodar2010
Petropavlovsk and BulayevoPetropavl2011
Uralsk and GuryevOral1991
Ust-KamenogorskOskemen2011
Shymkent and TarazShymkent1991
BishkekBishkek2011Central Asian metropolitan district of the Russian Orthodox ChurchTashkent2011
DushanbeDushanbe2011
Tashkent and UzbekistanTashkent1871
Baku and AzerbaijanBaku1919
Vilnius and LithuaniaVilnius1839

Japan

Eparchies of the Japanese Orthodox Church:[2]

Eparchy See Founded Official site
Kyoto and Western JapanKyoto1970
Sendai and Eastern JapanSendai1970
TokyoTokyo1906

Eparchies in the diaspora

Eparchies of the Russian Orthodox Church in the diaspora:[2]

Eparchy See Founded Official site Patriarchal Exarchate See Founded
Argentina and South AmericaBuenos Aires1946
Berlin and GermanyBerlin1921
Budapest and HungaryBudapest2000
Vienna and AustriaVienna1962
Archdiocese of Russian Orthodox churches in Western EuropeParis1921
Brussels and BelgiumBrussels1936Patriarchal Exarchate in Western EuropeParis2018
The Hague and the NetherlandsThe Hague1972
KhersonesParis1960
SourozhLondon1962
Spain and PortugalMadrid2018
SingaporeSingapore1936Patriarchal Exarchate in South-East AsiaSingapore2018
KoreaSeoul2019
Diocese of ThailandBangkok2019
Philippines and VietnamManila2019

Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia

Eparchies of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia:[2]

Eparchy See Founded Official site
Berlin and GermanyBerlin1926
Caracas and South AmericaBuenos Aires1957
Diocese of Great Britain and Western EuropeLondon1954
Eastern America and New YorkNew York City1964
Montreal and CanadaMontreal1936
San Francisco and Western AmericaSan Francisco1927
Sydney, Australia and New ZealandSydney1946
Chicago and Mid-AmericaChicago1954

See also

References

  1. "The Primate of the Russian Orthodox Church. Sacred things of Russia". Archived from the original on 2010-12-14. Retrieved 2010-12-15.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Official site of the Russian Orthodox Church: Organization
  3. Dmytro Horevo (2023-01-04). "The Russian Orthodox Church does not recognize the independence of Ukraine or the independence of the UOC". Radio Free Europe (in Ukrainian). Retrieved 2023-01-06.
    "The Charter of the UOC does not contain any provisions that could even hint at the connection with Moscow — the Head of the Legal Department". Official website of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate). 2022-12-31. Retrieved 2023-01-06.
    "The UOC priest protested his inclusion in the ROC Publishing Council". Official website of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) (in Ukrainian). 2022-12-31. Retrieved 2023-01-06.
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