Aleuts, Woods and Dolgans - Roscosmos satellites showed the places of residence of small peoples in Russia. Our country is huge and multifaceted. On the Day of National Unity, we present satellite images of Russian territories where the traditions and cultures of various peoples have been preserved for centuries. Nikolskoye Village The Aleuts are an indigenous people living in the Commander Islands. 399 people live in Russia, and almost all of them are concentrated in the village of Nikolskoye on Bering Island. This territory is considered part of the ancient Aleutian coastal traffic routes between Alaska, Chukotka and Kamchatka. The Kurgalsky Ved Peninsula, one of the oldest native peoples of Russia, live here in a compact form, whose ancestors lived on the territory of the modern Leningrad region since I–. The fourth centuries AD. Today this small Finno-Ugric nation numbers only 99 people in Russia. The Futorana Plateau is a unique mountain range in the northwest of the Central Siberian Plateau. The Dolgans are a small people who historically lived in these areas and number about 8 thousand people. Izhora Upland western Leningrad region is decorated with a hill that got its name from Izhora. This small Finno-Ugric people, whose history is inextricably linked with these lands, today numbers only 210 people.