Is Siberia a country, or is it part of Russia?

It is a geographical region in Russia. Its borders are not defined precisely - sometimes it includes all of the Asian part of Russia from the Ural mountains all the way to the Pacific ocean, and sometimes it includes only some limited areas to the east of the Ural mountains. The meaning depends on the context. read more

It's a largest city of Siberia with a population of 1,6 million of people. Most part of population of Siberia is concentrated at the bottom part of the region, because of cold climate at the top part. The east part of Russia, bordering with Pacific ocean, is being named Far East. read more

Siberia is the Asian part of Russia, extending from the Ural Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, and the Arctic Ocean to the steppe of Central Asia. This region of Russia includes many Russian federal units like oblasts and okrugs, the Russian equivalent of states and provinces. read more

Russia is tentatively divided into the European part and the Asian part (Siberia and the Far East). A Figurative Look at Where Siberia Is Located If you go from Europe to Moscow, that is, directly to the east, then after Moscow after some timeyou will reach the Ural Mountains. read more