In the United States, between the settlements were two Volga, Russia and the Kremlin. Moscow is located in the states of Idaho, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Tennessee and Kansas. Moreover, the latter was named by mistake: they wanted to call Moscow in honor of the Spanish explorer Luis de Moscoso, but when registering the post office, they added the letter w to the name, making it Moscow. An equally interesting story is related to the village of Russia in Ohio. In English, its name is written in the same way as the name of the country - Russia. Unusual place names are also found in other countries. The Kremlin is located in Oklahoma, Ladoga in Indiana, and two Volga's are in Iowa and South Dakota. South Dakota is also home to the town of Tolstoy, named after Russian author Leo Tolstoy at the suggestion of historian Duane Robinson.

In the United States, between the settlements were two Volga, Russia and the Kremlin. Moscow is located in the states of Idaho, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Tennessee and Kansas. Moreover, the latter was named by mistake: they wanted to call Moscow in honor of the Spanish explorer Luis de Moscoso, but when registering the post office, they added the letter w to the name, making it Moscow. An equally interesting story is related to the village of Russia in Ohio. In English, its name is written in the same way as the name of the country - Russia. Unusual place names are also found in other countries. The Kremlin is located in Oklahoma, Ladoga in Indiana, and two Volga's are in Iowa and South Dakota. South Dakota is also home to the town of Tolstoy, named after Russian author Leo Tolstoy at the suggestion of historian Duane Robinson.