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Table 4. Terms used for administrative divisions of the USSR republics (*-obsolete terms) In Russian In English in full abbreviation transliteration recommen- translation ded from Primary divisions Автономная Avtonomnaya SoASSR Autonomous Советская соACCP vetskaya SotsiaSoviet Socialist циалистическая listicheskaya Republic Республика Respublika край Kp. Kray Kray territory область O6A. Oblast' Obl. region (province) автономная обAO. Avtonomnaya A. Obl. autonomous ласть aBT. Oblast' region O6A. region автономный aÖT. Avtonomnyy Okrug A.Okr. autonomous округ OKp. area *губерния ry6. Guberniya Gub. province Secondary divisions район p-H Rayon Rayon area * уезд yUezd Uezd area Note. Primary divisions are absent in some smaller republics. In several republics the central part (i.e. including the capital) does not form a primary division. All territories and autonomous areas are in the RSFSR. All autonomous regions of the RSFSR form part of territories. All autonomous areas form part of territories or regions. The former term for "autonomous area" was "national area" (HauHOHaAbHbiw OKpyr). Table 5. Current administrative subdivisions of the USSR Location Numer on Maps 1 3. Russian spelling Recommended English Central city spelling 1 PC$CP 1 F4 1 AATaííCKHH KpaH 1 G4 la TopHo-AATaHCKaa aBT. O6A. 2 C5 2 KpacHOAapCKHH Kpaíí RSFSR Altayskiy Kray Gorno-Altayskaya A.Obl. Krasnodarskiy Kray Moscow Barnaul Gorno-Altaysk Krasnodar