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List of POW camps in Canada


There were 40 known camps spread all over the Canadian territory. At first the camps were marked by letters and later by numbers. The prisoners undertook various tasks, with many working in the forests as logging crews. In addition to the main camps there were branch camps and labor camps.

The largest number of Prisoners of war was recorded as 33,798 POW. There were an additional 6,437 civil internees, members of the merchant marine and refugees.

Camp Place Province Location Period
10 Chatham Ontario 260 km SE Toronto 1944
1945-1946
10 Fingal Ontario 1945-1946
20 (C) Gravenhurst Ontario 1940-1946
21 (F) Espanola Ontario 330 km NNW Toronto 1940-1943
22 (M) Mimico Ontario 1940-1944
23 (C) Monteith Ontario 1940-1946
30 Bowmanville Ontario 65 km ENE Toronto 1941-1945
31 (F) Kingston Ontario 145 km SSW Ottawa 1940-1943
32 (H) Hull Quebec 10 km N Ottawa 1941-(?)
33 (F) Petawawa Ontario 130 km WNW Ottawa 1942-1946
40 (A) Farnham Quebec 50 km ESE Montreal 1940-1941
1942-1943
1944-1946
42 (N) Newington (Sherbrooke) Quebec 130 km E Montreal 1942-1946
44 Grande Lygne Quebec 1943-1946
45 Sorel Quebec 65 km NNE Montreal 1945-1946
70 (B) Fredericton New Brunswick 1941-1945
100 (W) Neys Ontario 800 km NW Toronto 1944-1943
1944-1946
101 Angler Ontario 800 km NW Toronto 1941-1946
130 Seebe Alberta 1939-1946
132 Medicine Hat Alberta 260 km ESE Calgary 1943-1945
133 Ozada Alberta 130 km W Calgary 1942
133 Lethbridge Alberta 160 km SE Calgary 1942-1946
135 Wainright Alberta 190 km ESE Edmonton 1945-1946

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