Regions2.pdf

This document is an organizational chart image depicting the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) divisional structure across the United States. The map displays USACE's geographic organization divided into four major divisions: Northwestern Division (covering the Pacific Northwest region in light blue), South Pacific Division (covering California and the Southwest in light blue), Southwestern Division (covering parts of Texas and the Southwest in yellow-green), and Mississippi Valley Division (covering central states in yellow-green). The eastern half of the country is organized under the North Atlantic Division (covering northeastern states in pink) and South Atlantic Division (covering southeastern states in dark pink).

Within these divisions, the map identifies numerous districts including Seattle, Portland, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Albuquerque, Kansas City, Tulsa, Fort Worth, Dallas-Vicksburg, New Orleans, Rock Island, St. Paul, Detroit, Buffalo, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore-Washington, Norfolk, Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah, Mobile, Jacksonville, and others. This organizational structure represents USACE's administrative framework for managing civil works projects, military construction, and regulatory functions across different geographic regions of the country. The map serves as a reference tool for understanding USACE's territorial jurisdiction and divisional responsibility areas.