Locations of German Settlements and of Mennonite and Hutterite Colonies in Alberta

The quickest way to determine the location of a German settlement or of a Mennonite or Hutterite colony, one at a time, which you have extracted from the Bibliography is to use the clickable map of Alberta.

In addition, there are overview maps of these localities which display all locations and names for a specific region of Alberta at the same time:

• Selected German settlements and Mennonite and Hutterite settlements in northwestern Alberta (from Fort Vermilion in the north to Peace River, Grande Prairie and Slave Lake in the south)
• Selected German settlements and Mennonite and Hutterite settlements in northeastern Alberta (from Athabasca in the north to Barrhead, Westlock, and Morinville in the south)
• Selected German settlements and Hutterite settlements in the Edmonton area (from Fort Saskatchewan in the north to Wetaskiwin in the south)
• Selected German settlements and Mennonite and Hutterite settlements in northcentral Alberta (from Wetaskiwin in the north to Ponoka, Stettler and Red Deer in the south)
• Selected German settlements and Mennonite and Hutterite settlements in southcentral Alberta (from Red Deer in the north to Didsbury, Calgary and Brooks in the south)
• Selected German settlements and Mennonite and Hutterite settlements in southern Alberta (from Brooks in the north to Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, and the U.S. border in the south).

And there are maps of Eastern European regions from which many of the settlers came.

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