Volga German families settled in and around Belfry.

The village of Ballantine was laid out in 1907 as part of the Huntley Project. Many Volga German families settled in and around Ballantine.

The Minneapolis / St. Paul Metropolitan Area includes all of Hennipen and Ramsey Counties as well as the northern parts of Dakota and Scott Counties and bodering communities in Washington & Anoka Counties in Minnesota and Pierce and St. Croix Counties in Wisconsin.

Volga German immigrants from Kautz and Schäfer settled in St. Paul after having first settled in Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Chicago. Many were working on the railroad, in the Union Stockyards, and in the Swift Company meat packing plant.

Volga German immigrants from Dreispitz settled in Mountain Lake where they farmed wheat and corn.

Volga German immigrants settled in and around Moorhead, Minnesota.

Volga German immigrants came to the Hutchinson, Minnesota, area to work in the sugar beet industry.

Immigrants from the colony of Huck settled in and around Glencoe, Minnesota. Other Volga German families also settled in the area.

Volga German families settled in Sibley County, Minnesota.

Volga German families settled in and around Unionville.

Volga German immigrants who settled in Swartz Creek came from the colonies of Balzer and Beideck.