where did the puritans settle

The Puritans primarily settled in New England, with the most notable settlement being the Massachusetts Bay Colony established in 1630. They founded this colony north of the Plymouth Colony, which had been established earlier by the Pilgrims. The Puritans sought to create a community based on their religious beliefs, and Massachusetts Bay became their main settlement area. Besides Massachusetts, Puritans also settled in places like Salem, Massachusetts (starting in 1628) and had a presence in other parts of New England. There were also several hundred Puritan settlers who emigrated to Virginia in the 1620s and 1630s, but the largest and most significant Puritan settlement was in New England, particularly Massachusetts Bay Colony.