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“Primary Source - En-Denshovh-Hmutsu-01-0036-1.” Minidoka | Densho Encyclopedia, encyclopedia.densho.org/sources/en-denshovh-hmutsu-01-0036-1/.In-text CitationCheck for GrammarCheck for Plagiarism

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We learned that the camp was only open for about 3 years. We also learned that original population of the camp came from different parts of California. Geographically the camp was located in the High Plains between the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains. Before the war Granada was just a small farming town.

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Camp Granada

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“Amache.” PBS, Public Broadcasting Service, www.pbs.org/video/colorado-experience-amache/

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The peak population of camp Granada was about 7,318 persons.

“Granada Relocation Center: Amache.” Colorado Preservation, Inc., coloradopreservation.org/projects/current-projects/granada-relocation-center/

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The camp was located in Southeastern, Colorado. The closes town to the camp is Granada.

“Granada Relocation Center: Amache.” Colorado Preservation, Inc., coloradopreservation.org/projects/current-projects/granada-relocation-center/

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The camp opened on August 27th of 1942 after having construction being done for two months. The camp was closed on October 15, 1945

“Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage: A Discover Our Shared Heritage Travel Itinerary.” National Parks Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, www.nps.gov/nr/travel/asian_american_and_pacific_islander_heritage/granada-relocation-center.htm

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Ella Garcia and Amerie Cardenas. English-6 Mrs. Gilbert