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Heart Mountain War Relocation Center, Wyoming

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Heart Mountain War Relocation Center, Wyoming

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Shane Collins
Samuel Bjork
English 6-2
Mrs. Wagoner

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When Heart Mountain was built and closed

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When Heart Mountain was built and closed

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It was starting to be built in 1941 and it was  finished and opened in 1942. it was being built because bombing of Pearl Harbor and then tit was closed in June 1945.

Tom, Parker. Heart Mountain, Wyoming. Looking West over the Heart Mountain Relocation Center with Its Sentry Namesake, Heart Mountain, on the Horizon. . 18 Dec. 1942.

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What state Heart Mountain was located in and how far was the closest town

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What state Heart Mountain was located in and how far was the closest town

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The closest town is Ralston, Wyoming it is 14.8 miles from Heart Mountain War Relocation Center, Wyoming. They are located in Wyoming

Okumoto collection, Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation

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The population was 14,000.

Departure from Heart Mountain concentration camp, Wyoming, July 1945. Courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration.

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Heart Mountain - Wyoming's Japanese Internment Camp

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Map of Heart mountain war relocation center

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Map of Heart mountain war relocation center

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Heart Mountain Relocation Center

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Samuel part, I learned that the place had a lot of people. I learned that back then when you were a Japanese-American you had to move to go there so they think your not a spy.And they now know that people to those people cause they found people aiding a Japanese american.

Shane's part, I learned that in Heart Mountain's Relocation Center in Wyoming there is 14,000 people.  I also learned that the closest town was Ralston, Wyoming. I also learned that the center was built in 1941, opened in 1942, and closed in June 1945.