Many of the "Bắc 54" later settled in the coastal provinces of Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu and Bình Thuận (where many continued fishing as they did in the North), Đồng Nai Province (where many continued in agriculture), or in the cities of Saigon and Biên Hòa. Biên Hòa would later be the site of a small-scale resistance to the new Communist government in the months immediately following the fall of South Vietnam in 1975, because of its high concentration of anti-communist former refugees and their descendants who had fled the Communist government of North Vietnam in 1954-1955.