| NAMES OF POW CAMPS, HELLSHIPS, & CANADIAN POWS (Note: As Canadian camp rosters become known, they will be linked below. Work-in-progress) |
| Sham Shui Po Camp Hong Kong Mainland |
| Note 1: Camp/ship names, POW totals, and departure dates above are sourced from Charles G. Roland's book Long Night's Journey Into Day, Wilfred Laurier University Press, 2001, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, p. 212. Note 2: Asterisks (*) denote an outside link. |
| Kawasaki 3D Camp (499 men) |
| Omori HQ |
| Shinagawa Hosp. |
| Shamitagawa 10B (50 men) |
| Ohashi 6B (250 men) |
| Sendai (200 men) |
| Suwa (17 men) |
| Oeyama Camp (100 men) |
| Narumi Camp (50 men) |
| Toyama Camp (40 men) |
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| North Point Camp Hong Kong Island - Closed down Sep 1942 - |
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| Bowen Road Hospital Hong Kong Island |
| Argyle Street Camp (Officers) Hong Kong Mainland |
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| CAMPS IN HONG KONG |
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| 1,978 Canadian men and women went to Hong Kong in 1941 |
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