VANCE

PE RS O

ASHE

SURRY Chatham Manufacturing

STOKES

ALAMANCE

DURHAM

ORANGE

Principal Installations, Camps, Industries, and Facilities

AM GH KIN OC R
GUILFORD C A

EL SW

GRANVILLE

World War II
AVERY
TC MI HE LL

ALLEGHANY

WARREN

NORTHAMPTON HERTFORD

GATES
PE

CA

CG
AN S

DE

CU N

RR

IT

UC

WATAUGA

WILKES

YADKIN

FORSYTH C

Fairchild Aircraft Company

A

Weeksville Naval Air Station (LTA) Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation

S PA

O U Q

RQ

HALIFAX

K N TA

M UI

A CHOW

Camp Butner
FRA

NKL

IN
NASH
EDGECOMBE

BERTIE USMC Air Station

MA RT IN

ADIS

ON OM

C BUN

BE H C

National Carbon Electrode Plant

BURKE

CALDWELL

AL

EX

AN

R DE

D RE

EL

DAVIE

Army Air Force N Overseas SO ID V Replacement DA Depot (O.R.D.)

RANDOLPH
M ON TG OM ER Y

National Munitions Company

Manteo N Naval Air Station

TYRRELL DARE

N YA Y CE

MCDOWELL

CATAWBA
LINCOLN
MEC

CHATHAM

ROWAN

Raleigh-Durham Army Airfield

WAKE

WASHINGTON

WILSON

U-85

D OO YW HA

AIN SW
GRAHAM

TR AN SY LV AN IA

Dayton Rubber Company

JACKS ON

HENDERSON

RUTHERFORD A

CABARRUS STANLY

POLK

GASTON A

Carolina Aluminum Co.

MOORE A

LEE HARNETT A

JOHNSTON Seymour Johnson Field A

GREENE

BEAUFORT

April 14, 1942 USS Roper

HYDE

CLE VEL AND

PITT

CHE

ROK

EE
CLAY

MACON

Knollwood Field
HOKE
SCOTLAND

Ecusta Paper Co.

Aluminum Company of America Hydroelectric Plant

Army Air Force Redistribution Rest Camp

UNION

RICHMOND

Morris Field

Camp Sutton

ANSON

Camp Mackall
A

CU

Pope Field FORT BRAGG

ER LA
SAMPSON

WAYNE

LE

NO

IR

CRAVEN

Cape Hatteras
N
PAMLICO

Installation or Camp Installation (Marine Corps) Infantry Training Infantry Training (Marine Corps) Airborne Infantry Training Artillery Seacoast Artillery

Quartermaster Depot Naval Station

KLE NBU RG

MB

Camp Battle
JONES

CG
Ocracoke Naval Air Station

U-701

ND

DUPLIN

Laurinburg-Maxton Army Air Base

ROBESON

Camp Lejeune
BLADEN

ONSLOW

Cherry Point Marine Air Base

Barbour Boat Works M Fort Macon

July 7, 1942 American Hudson Aircraft

CARTERET

U-576

Camp Davis
PENDER

Morehead City Naval Station

Cape Lookout

July 15, 1942 2 U.S. Kingfisher Aircraft & vessel Unicoi

COLUMBUS

BRUNSWICK

H CG

Bluethenthal Field North Carolina Shipbuilding Company NEW HANOVER

Ethyl-Dow Corporation

U-352

May 9, 1942 USS Icarus (Coast Guard)

Naval Hospital Coast Guard Station Industrial Facilities

Southport Naval Station

Cape Fear

MAP BY MARK ANDERSON MOORE

From The Way We Lived in North Carolina 2003 The University of North Carolina Press Map North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources All rights reserved.

A M

Army Air Base or Station Marine Air Base or Station

Naval Air Station Military Aircraft

C

Axis Prisoner of War (POW) Camps Civilian Airports used by the Military

Remote Firing Ranges for Camp Davis Engineer Training

German Submarines sunk off the coast of North Carolina