In nine months of 2026, letters covering an area of 94 football fields were passed on the territory of Khabarovsk.
On the eve of Paper Letter Writing Day, celebrated annually on November 11, Russian Post summarized the results of correspondence processing in the Khabarovsk Territory.
In the first nine months of 2026, specialists from the Khabarovsk main center and the sorting mail center processed more than 18 million letters. This number included over 7 million registered items and about 11 million regular envelopes.
The scale of mail flow can be illustrated.
If you put all the processed correspondence on the surface in one layer, it would cover an area the size of 94 football fields.
At the same time, the total mass of letters amounted to more than 121 tons. For comparison, about 80 passenger cars weigh that much, each weighing 1.5 tons.
Among the Russian destinations, the most popular were Moscow, St. Petersburg and Rostov-on-Don. A significant number of shipments were also sent within the territory of Khabarovsk and the adjacent areas to the Far East.
Outside the country, residents of the Khabarovsk Territory often sent letters to Kazakhstan, Belarus, Uzbekistan and China. Those countries are among the leaders in terms of the volume of international correspondence reaching the region.