US Army Corps Of Engineers - HQ Land Managers · Washington DC DC

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is one of the nation's leading federal providers of outdoor recreation with more than 400 lake and river projects in 43 states. Visitors of all ages can enjoy traditional activities like hiking, boating, fishing, camping and hunting, and for those slightly more adventurous there is snorkeling, windsurfing, whitewater rafting, mountain biking and geo-caching. Regardless of your favorite outdoor activity one thing is certain, recreation enriches people's lives. A visit to an Army Corps of Engineers' recreation area can strengthen family ties and friendships; create unforgettable memories and connect people to nature that will last a lifetime.

With 90 percent of our recreation areas located within 50 miles of a major metropolitan center, there is a Corps site near you. We invite you to visit us!

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — Regional Hierarchy
HQ — Headquarters, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Washington, D.C.

HQ USACE establishes policy, provides overall direction, and oversees the Corps' worldwide operations. The geographic field structure is organized into divisions, which in turn oversee districts.

Great Lakes and Ohio River Division

Cincinnati, Ohio

Buffalo District — Buffalo, NY
Chicago District — Chicago, IL
Detroit District — Detroit, MI
Huntington District — Huntington, WV
Louisville District — Louisville, KY
Nashville District — Nashville, TN
Pittsburgh District — Pittsburgh, PA

7 districts

Mississippi Valley Division

Vicksburg, Mississippi

Memphis District — Memphis, TN
New Orleans District — New Orleans, LA
Rock Island District — Rock Island, IL
St. Louis District — St. Louis, MO
St. Paul District — St. Paul, MN
Vicksburg District — Vicksburg, MS

6 districts

North Atlantic Division

New York, New York

Baltimore District — Baltimore, MD
Europe District — Wiesbaden, Germany
New England District — Concord, MA
New York District — New York, NY
Norfolk District — Norfolk, VA
Philadelphia District — Philadelphia, PA

6 districts

Note: Europe District is organizationally under NAD, but it is not a conventional U.S. geographic civil-works district. For your trail-area hierarchy, we would generally exclude it unless you specifically want the complete organizational hierarchy rather than the domestic recreation hierarchy.

Northwestern Division

Omaha, Nebraska

Kansas City District — Kansas City, MO
Omaha District — Omaha, NE
Portland District — Portland, OR
Seattle District — Seattle, WA
Walla Walla District — Walla Walla, WA

5 districts

Pacific Ocean Division

Honolulu, Hawaii

Alaska District — Anchorage, AK
Far East District — South Korea
Honolulu District — Honolulu, HI
Japan Engineer District — Japan

4 districts

South Atlantic Division

Atlanta, Georgia

Charleston District — Charleston, SC
Jacksonville District — Jacksonville, FL
Mobile District — Mobile, AL
Savannah District — Savannah, GA
Wilmington District — Wilmington, NC
Latin American and Caribbean District — Jacksonville, FL

6 districts

Again, the Latin American and Caribbean District is a specialized international district rather than a conventional domestic geographic district.

South Pacific Division

Sacramento, California

Albuquerque District — Albuquerque, NM
Los Angeles District — Los Angeles, CA
Sacramento District — Sacramento, CA
San Francisco District — San Francisco, CA

4 districts

Southwestern Division

Fort Worth, Texas

Fort Worth District — Fort Worth, TX
Galveston District — Galveston, TX
Little Rock District — Little Rock, AR
Tulsa District — Tulsa, OK

4 districts

Transatlantic Division

The Transatlantic Division handles primarily overseas and contingency engineering missions rather than a conventional U.S. geographic watershed.

Middle East District — Winchester, VA
Transatlantic Expeditionary District — expeditionary operations

2 districts