DeWitt - Final Report 02

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Index to Figures
FIGURE NO.	Part I	CHAPTER
1.	Map of Military Areas of the Western Defense Command	II
	Part II
2.	Phases of the Evacuation Program	IV
	Part III
3.	Organization Chart of Civil Affairs Division and Wartime Civil Control Administration -- Evacuation Period	VII
4.	Organization Chart of Civil Affairs Division and Wartime Civil Control Administration -- Post-Evacuation Period	VII
	Part IV
5a.	Geographical Distribution, Japanese Population of the United States: 1940	VIII
5b.	Geographical Distribution, Japanese Population of the United States: 1940 (Color Projection)	VIII
6.	Japanese Population Western Defense Command Area: 1940	VIII
7.	Age and Nativity of Japanese in Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington: 1940	VIII
8.	Plan for Evacuating Japanese Population from Pacific Coast	VIII
9.	Exclusion Areas, Japanese Evacuation Program	VIII
10.	Evacuee Flow Chart	VIII
11.	Net Voluntary Movement of Japanese: March 12 to June 5, 1942	IX
12.	Japanese Voluntary Migration by State of Destination: March 12 to October 31, 1942	IX
13.	Woodland Civil Control Station	X
	Part V
14a-14l.	Detailed Location Maps of Assembly Centers (12)	XIII
15.	Assembly Center Map with Population and Occupancy Data	XIII
16a-16o.	Aerial Photographs of Assembly Centers	XIII
17.	Evacuee Crime Rate -- Offenses Per Thousand Japanese Per Year	XVIII
18.	Assembly Center Organization	XIX
19a-19p.	Daily Evacuation Population Movement of Each Assembly Center (15)	XIX
	Part VI
20a-20j.	Location of War Relocation Centers (10)	XXI
21.	Relocation Project Sites (Map)	XXI
22.	Typical Plot Plan -- War Relocation Center	XXI
23.	Typical Housing Block -- War Relocation Center	XXI
24.	Typical Administration Group -- War Relocation Center	XXI
25.	Typical Military Police Group -- War Relocation Center	XXI
26.	Typical Hospital Group -- War Relocation Center	XXI
27.	Typical Warehouse Group -- War Relocation Center	XXI
28.	Transfers from Assembly to Relocation Centers	XXII
Map Insert	I. Exclusion Areas
Map Insert	II. Assembly Center Destinations
Map Insert	III. Relocation Center Destinations
	Part VII
29.	Age and Sex and Nativity of 2,772 Japanese Requesting Repatriation	XXIV
30.	Nisei, Kibei and Issei Japanese 18 to 39 Years of Age Requesting Repatriation	XXIV
31.	Wartime Civil Control Administration News Releases Concerning Evacuation and Alien Control: March-November, 1942	XXV
32.	Magazine Articles and Wartime Civil Control Administration News Releases Concerning Evacuation and Alien Control: February- November, 1942	XXV
33.	Magazine Articles and Circulation Concerning Evacuation and Alien Control: February-November, 1942	XXV
34.	Organization Chart, Public Relations Division	XXV
	Part VIII
35.	Total Evacuation Population, March 2 1 to October 31,1942	XXVIII
36.	Japanese Population, Assembly and Relocation Centers, Western Defense Command Area: June 7, 1942	XXVIII
37.	Growth of Japanese Population United States: 1870 to 1940	XXVIII
38.	Distribution of Japanese Population, Arizona, California, Oregon, Washington and Entire United States: 1900 to 1940	XXVIII
39.	Japanese Population in Certain Selected Cities, of California, Oregon and Washington: 1900 to 1940	XXVIII
40.	Trends in Sex Composition of Japanese Population, Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington: 1900 to 1940	XXVIII
41.	Trends in Nativity of Japanese Population, Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington: 1900 to 1940	XXVIII
42.	Nativity Trends of Japanese, Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington: 1900 to 1940	XXVIII
43.	Trends in Age Composition, Japanese Population United States: 1900 to 1940	XXVIII
44.	Age and Sex Composition, Japanese Population, Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington: 1940	XXVIII
45.	Industry of Employed Japanese 14 Years and Older, by Sex and Nativity, California, Oregon and Washington: 1940	XXVIII
46.	Japanese Employed Workers 14 Years Old and Over in Agriculture and Wholesale and Retail Trade,California, Oregon and Washington: 1940	XXVIII

FIGURE 5b

GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION JAPANESE POPULATION
UNITED STATES: 1940

Final Report Fig. 5B

FIGURE 6

JAPANESE POPULATION
WESTERN DEFENSE COMMAND AREA: 1940

Final Report Fig. 6

FIGURE 7

AGE AND NATIVITY OF JAPANESE IN ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON: 1940

Final Report Fig. 7

FIGURE 8

PLAN FOR EVACUATING JAPANESE POPULATION FROM PACIFIC COAST

Final Report Fig. 8

FIGURE 9

EXCLUSION AREAS JAPANESE EVACUATION PROGRAM

Final Report Fig. 9

FIGURE 10

FLOW OF EVACUEES FROM CIVIL CONTROL STATIONS

Final Report Fig. 10

CIVILIAN EXCLUSION ORDER NO. 27 MAP

FIGURE 11

NET VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT OF JAPANESE
WESTERN DEFENSE COMMAND AREA
MARCH 12TH TO JUNE 5TH, 1942

FIGURE 12

JAPANESE VOLUNTARY MIGRATION BY STATE OF DESTINATION
MARCH 12 TO OCTOBER 31, 1942

FIGURE 13

WOODLAND W.C.C.A. CONTROL STATION

FIGURE 14-a

LOCATION OF PUYALLUP ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 14-b

LOCATION OF PORTLAND ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 14-c

LOCATION OF MARYSVILLE ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 14-d

LOCATION OF SACRAMENTO ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 14-e

LOCATION OF SALINAS ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 15

MAXIMUM JAPANESE POPULATION AND DATES OF OCCUPATION OF ASSEMBLY CENTERS

FIGURE 14-f

LOCATION OF TANFORAN ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 14-g

LOCATION OF STOCKTON ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 14-h

LOCATION OF TURLOCK AND MERCED ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 14-i

LOCATION OF PINEDALE AND FRESNO ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 14-j

LOCATION OF TULARE ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 14-k

LOCATION OF SANTA ANITA AND POMONA ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 14-l

LOCATION OF MAYER ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-a

FRESNO ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-b

MARYSVILLE ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-c

MANZANAR ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-d

MERCED ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-e

PINEDALE ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-f

POMONA ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-g

PORTLAND ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-h

PUYALLUP ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-i

SACRAMENTO ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-j

SALINAS ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-k

SANTA ANITA ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-l

STOCKTON ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-m

TANFORAN ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-n

TULARE ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 16-o

TURLOCK ASSEMBLY CENTER

FIGURE 17

EVACUEE CRIME RATE

FIGURE 18

ASSEMBLY CENTER ORGANIZATION

FIGURE 19-a

EVACUEE POPULATION OF FRESNO ASSEMBLY CENTER

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 4,403 for 178 days.
Occupied from May 6 to October 30. Maximum population 5,120 on September 4.
Received evacuees from: Central San Joaquin Valley. Major transfer movements to:
Jerome and Gila River.

FIGURE 19-b

EVACUEE POPULATION OF MARYSVILLE ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Marysville Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 1,760 for 53 days.
Occupied from May 8 to June 29. Maximum population 2,451 on June 2.
Received evacuees from: Placer-Sacramento Area. Major transfer movements to: Tule Lake.

FIGURE 19-c

EVACUEE POPULATION OF MANZANAR ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Manzanar Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 5,186 for 72 days.
Occupied from March 21 to May 31. Maximum population 9,666 on May 31.
Received evacuees from: Los Angeles County, Bainbridge Island, Sacramento-Amador
Area. Major transfer movements to: Manzanar.

FIGURE 19-d

EVACUEE POPULATION OF MAYER ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Mayer Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 214 for 27 days. Occupied
from May 7 to June 2. Maximum population 245 on May 25. Received evacuees
from: Arizona Military Area I. Major transfer movements to: Colorado River.

FIGURE 19-e

EVACUEE POPULATION OF MERCED ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Merced Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 3,762 for 133 days.
Occupied from May 6 to September 15. Maximum population 4,508 on June 3.
Received evacuees from: North San Francisco Bay Area -- North San Joaquin Valley.
Major transfer movements to: Granada.

FIGURE 19-f

EVACUEE POPULATION OF PORTLAND ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Portland Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 2,969 for 132 days.
Occupied from May 2 to September 10. Maximum population 3,676 on June 6.
Received evacuees from: Multnomah and Western Counties, Oregon, Central Counties,
Washington. Major transfer movements to: Minidoka, Heart Mountain, Tule Lake.

FIGURE 19-g

EVACUEE POPULATION OF PUYALLUP ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Puyallup Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 5,704 for 137 days.
Occupied from April 28 to September 12. Maximum population 7,390 on May 25.
Received evacuees from: Seattle-Tacoma Areas, Alaska. Major transfer movements
to: Tule Lake, Minidoka.

FIGURE 19-h

EVACUEE POPULATION OF PINEDALE ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Pinedale Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 3,690 for 78 days.
Occupied from May 7 to July 23. Maximum population 4,792 on June 29. Received
evacuees from: Pierce, King Counties, Hood River County, Oregon. Major
transfer movements to: Tule Lake, Colorado River.

FIGURE 19-i

EVACUEE POPULATION OF POMONA ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Pomona Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 4,755 for 110 days.
Occupied from May 7 to August 24. Maximum population 5,434 on July 20 and
August 2. Received evacuees from: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Santa Clara. Major
transfer movements to: Heart Mountain.

FIGURE 19-j

EVACUEE POPULATION OF SACRAMENTO ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Sacramento Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 3,190 for 52 days.
Occupied from May 6 to June 26. Maximum population 4,739 on May 30. Received
evacuees from: San Joaquin and Sacramento Counties, California. Major transfer
movements to: Tule Lake.

FIGURE 19-k

EVACUEE POPULATION OF SALINAS ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Salinas Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 3,032 for 69 days.
Occupied from April 27 to July 4. Maximum population 3,594 on June 23. Received
evacuees from: Monterey, Santa Cruz, and San Benito Counties, California. Major
transfer movements to: Colorado River.

FIGURE 19-l

EVACUEE POPULATION OF SANTA ANITA ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Santa Anita Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 12,919 for 215 days.
Occupied from March 27 to October 27. Maximum population 18,719 on August 23.
Received evacuees from: Los Angeles, San Diego, and Santa Clara Counties, California.
Major transfer movements to: Colorado River, Gila River, Heart Mountain, Granada,
Rohwer, Central Utah, Jerome.

FIGURE 19-m

EVACUEE POPULATION OF STOCKTON ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Stockton Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 3,725 for 161 days.
Occupied from May 10 to October 17. Maximum population 4,271 on May 21.
Received evacuees from: San Joaquin County, California. Major transfer movements
to: Rohwer, Gila River.

FIGURE 19-n

EVACUEE POPULATION OF TANFORAN ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Tanforan Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 6,501 for 169 days.
Occupied from April 28 to October 13. Maximum population 7,816 on July 25.
Received evacuees from: San Francisco Bay Area. Major transfer movements to:
Central Utah.

FIGURE 19-o

EVACUEE POPULATION OF TULARE ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Tulare Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 4,112 for 138 days.
Occupied from April 20 to September 4. Maximum population 4,978 on August
11-14. Received evacuees from: Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Los
Angeles, and Sacramento Counties. Major transfer movements to: Gila River.

FIGURE 19-p

EVACUEE POPULATION OF TURLOCK ASSEMBLY CENTER

Evacuee Population of Turlock Assembly Center

Daily population movement shown above. Average population 2,888 for 105 days.
Occupied from April 30 to August 12. Maximum population 3,661 on June 2.
Received evacuees from: Solano, Alameda, Los Angeles, and Sacramento Counties.
Major transfer movements to: Gila River.

FIGURE 20-a

CENTRAL UTAH RELOCATION PROJECT SITE

FIGURE 20-b

COLORADO RIVER RELOCATION PROJECT SITE

FIGURE 20-c

GILA RIVER RELOCATION PROJECT SITE

FIGURE 20-d

GRANADA RELOCATION PROJECT SITE

FIGURE 20-e

HEART MOUNTAIN RELOCATION PROJECT SITE

FIGURE 20-f

JEROME RELOCATION PROJECT SITE

FIGURE 20-g

MANZANAR RELOCATION PROJECT SITE

FIGURE 20-h

MINIDOKA RELOCATION PROJECT SITE

FIGURE 20-i

ROHWER RELOCATION PROJECT SITE

FIGURE 20-j

TULE LAKE RELOCATION PROJECT SITE

FIGURE 21

WAR RELOCATION PROJECT SITES

FIGURE 22

TYPICAL PLOT PLAN
WAR RELOCATION CENTER
10,000 POPULATION

FIGURE 23

TYPICAL HOUSING BLOCK
WAR RELOCATION CENTER

FIGURE 24

TYPICAL ADMINISTRATION GROUP
WAR RELOCATION CENTER

FIGURE 25

TYPICAL MILITARY POLICE GROUP
WAR RELOCATION CENTER

FIGURE 26

TYPICAL HOSPITAL GROUP
WAR RELOCATION CENTER

FIGURE 27

TYPICAL WAREHOUSE GROUP

FIGURE 28

TRANSFERS FROM ASSEMBLY TO RELOCATION CENTERS
IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULAR TRANSFER ORDERS

MAP INSERT I

EXCLUSION AREAS

[top half missing]

EXCLUSION AREAS bottom

MAP INSERT II

ASSEMBLY CENTER DESTINATIONS

ASSEMBLY CENTER DESTINATIONS top

MAP INSERT III

RELOCATION CENTER DESTINATIONS

FIGURE 29

AGE, BY SEX AND NATIVITY, OF
2,772 JAPANESE REQUESTING REPATRIATION
(source: table A3)

FIGURE 30

NISEI, KIBEI AND ISSEI JAPANESE 18 TO 39
YEARS OF AGE REQUESTING REPATRIATION
percentage by class and sex of total in each age group
(source table 44)

NISEI, KIBEI AND ISSEI JAPANESE REQUESTING REPATRIATION

FIGURE 31

WCCA NEWS RELEASES CONCERNING
EVACUATION AND ALIEN CONTROL: MARCH - NOVEMBER, 1942

FIGURE 32

MAGAZINE ARTICLES AND WCCA NEWS RELEASES CONCERNING
EVACUATION AND ALIEN CONTROL: FEBRUARY - NOVEMBER, 1942

FIGURE 33

MAGAZINE ARTICLES AND CIRCULATION CONCERNING
EVACUATION AND ALIEN CONTROL: FEBRUARY - NOVEMBER, 1942

FIGURE 34

PUBLIC RELATIONS DIVISION
ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS

FIGURE 35

TOTAL EVACUEE POPULATION
MARCH 21 TO OCTOBER 31, 1942

FIGURE 36

JAPANESE POPULATION
ASSEMBLY AND RELOCATION CENTERS
WESTERN DEFENSE COMMAND AREA : JUNE 7, 1942

JAPANESE POPULATION IN CENTERS

FIGURE 37

GROWTH OF JAPANESE POPULATION
UNITED STATES: 1870 TO 1940

FIGURE 38

DISTRIBUTION OF JAPANESE POPULATION
ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, OREGON, WASHINGTON AND
ENTIRE UNITED STATES: 1900 TO 1940

FIGURE 39

JAPANESE POPULATION IN CERTAIN SELECTED CITIES
CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON: 1900 TO 1940

FIGURE 40

TRENDS IN SEX COMPOSITION OF JAPANESE POPULATION
ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON: 1900 TO 1940

FIGURE 41

TRENDS IN NATIVITY OF JAPANESE POPULATION
ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON: 1900 TO 1940

FIGURE 42

NATIVITY TRENDS OF JAPANESE
ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON:
1900-1940

FIGURE 43

TRENDS IN AGE COMPOSITION
JAPANESE POPULATION
UNITED STATES: 1900 TO 1940

FIGURE 44

AGE AND SEX COMPOSITION
JAPANESE POPULATION
ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND WASHINGTON: 1940

FIGURE 45

INDUSTRY OF EMPLOYED JAPANESE
14 YRS. AND OLDER, BY SEX AND NATIVITY
CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON: 1940

FIGURE 46

JAPANESE EMPLOYED WORKERS
14 YEARS OLD AND OVER IN
AGRICULTURE AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND WASHINGTON: 1940

JAPANESE EMPLOYED WORKERS IN TRADES

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