Locations

This is a gazetteer of the geographic locations that are important to the history of the Volga Germans worldwide. It is intended to help researchers identify a locale regardless of the names by which it has been known throughout the years.

Most of the settlements in Russia have been known by a variety of names in both the Russian and German languages, and these names have had a variety of spellings throughout the years. Russian uses the Cyrillic alphabet while German uses the Latin alphabet. Translation/transliteration between these two alphabets is further complicated by the fact that today there are at least five primary languages spoken by the Volga Germans and their descendants: German, Russian, English, Spanish, and Portuguese. While the primary language of this website is English, it is hoped that this gazetteer will be useful in all languages.

Names See
Эбен-Эцер, Ставропольский край (North Caucasus) (Russia) Gnadenfeld, Stavropol Krai (North Caucasus)
Эбенфельд (Daughter Colonies) Ebenfeld
Эйгенфельд, Кубанская область (Russia) Vannovskoe, Tbilisi District, Krasnodar Krai
Экгарт (Original Colonies) Zürich
Экгейм (Daughter Colonies) Eckheim
Эккардт (Original Colonies) Zürich
Эккерт (Original Colonies) Zürich
Экштейн (Daughter Colonies) Eckstein
Энгельс, Сара́товская о́бласть (Russia) Engels, Saratov Oblast, Russia
Эндерс (Original Colonies) Enders
Эндерс Среднее (Original Colonies) Enders
Эренфельд (Daughter Colonies) Ährenfeld
Эрленбах (Bergseite) (Daughter Colonies) Erlenbach (Bergseite)
Эрленбах (Wiesenseite) (Daughter Colonies) Erlenbach (Wiesenseite)
Эрнестинендорф (Original Colonies) Ernestinendorf
Эрнтефельд (Daughter Colonies) Ährenfeld