About 3, 5 million Russian-speaking Americans living in 11 major cities in the United States -. From Los Angeles on the west coast to the north of Chicago and Philadelphia to the east:

• Houston, Texas - from 50 thousand Russian-speaking residents of Texas approximately 30,000 live in Houston, mostly in the west of the city

• San Francisco, California - all there are about 70 thousand people. speaking in Russian.

• Los Angeles, California - about 600 thousand Russian-speaking residents live in the city . Los Angeles is the largest center of Russian-speakers in the west coast of the United States

• Chicago, IL -. Chicago is home to nearly 300 thousand Russian-speaking - and this is the largest group of Russian-speaking population in the Midwest

• Atlanta, Ga. - more than 50,000 Russian speakers live here.

• New York City, New York - New York is number one in terms of the number of Russian-speaking Americans living. About 1, 6 million Russian-speakers live in the region of three states (in the states of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut on the outskirts of New York) and about 600,000 live in the city itself. A Brighton Beach area of ​​Brooklyn is often called "Little Odessa," because many of its residents moved here from Ukraine.

also Russian speakers living in Boston (Massachusetts), Seattle (WA), Philadelphia (Pennsylvania ), Baltimore (Maryland), Miami (Florida), Washington (DC), Detroit (Michigan), Denver (Colorado), Milwaukee (Wisconsin), Cleveland (Ohio).