The Domofond portal found out how residents of Russian cities relate to their neighbors.
As part of the annual statistics study, they asked 90 thousand people from two hundred cities of the Russian Federation about how residents from neighboring regions relate to them. The study suggested rating friendliness and courtesy on a scale of 1 to 10 points.
Residents of the city of Grozny (chechnya) are the most friendliness to their neighbors. They get 8.3 points. Severs in Tomsk region came in second place with 8.2 points. The third place with eight points was shared by Guryevsk in Kaliningrad region, Essentuki in Stavropol region and Maykop in Republic of Adygea.
The most "evil" were the residents of Yakutsk, Zlatoust and Vorkuta. Neighbors rated their friendliness at 6.4 and 6.5 points, reports inkazan.ru.
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