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TABLE 3

Geographic Distribution of
National Guard Divisions, World War I

Old Designation	New Designation	Geographic Area	Camp
5th	26th	Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut	Greene, N.C.[Table 1]
6th	27th	New York	Wadsworth, S.C.
7th	28th	Pennsylvania	Hancock, Ga.
8th	29th	New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware,[Table 2] and District of Columbia	McClellan, Ala.
9th	30th	Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina	Sevier, S.C.
10th	31st	Georgia, Alabama, and Florida	Wheeler, Ga.
11th	32d	Michigan and Wisconsin	MacArthur, Tex.
12th	33d	Illinois	Logan, Tex.
13th	34th	Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota	Cody, N.M.
14th	35th	Missouri and Kansas	Doniphan, Okla.
15th	36th	Texas and Oklahoma	Bowie, Tex.
16th	37th	Ohio and West Virginia[Table 3]	Sheridan, Ala.
17th	38th	Indiana and Kentucky	Shelby, Miss.
18th	39th	Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas	Beauregard, Miss.
19th	40th	California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico	Kearny, Calif.
20th	41st	Washington, Oregon, Montana, and Wyoming	Fremont, Calif.[Table 4]

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1. Division concentrated at various locations in New England.
2. Delaware troops relieved from the division 8 January 1918.
3. Reassigned to the 38th Division.
4. Camp changed from Camp Fremont, California, to Camp Greene, North Carolina.