Pearl Harbor exhibit map

This Pearl Harbor map comes from a National Park Service outdoor exhibit located near the monument visitor center. Click the image to view a full size map or download the PDF.

Pearl Harbor visitor center map

Here’s the official Pearl Harbor brochure map that visitors to World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument receive. Click the image to view a full size map or download the PDF.

Here’s an alternate visitor center map that zooms in on the Pearl Harbor visitor center area, showing the theater, exhibits, memorials, restrooms, book store, and surrounding grounds.

Here’s a visitor center and parking map, showing the entire area that the visitor center is located. This map is perfectly to scale and also shows the nearby USS Bowfin Museum grounds.

Historical Pearl Harbor maps

Here’s a December 7, 1941 Oahu map. Here you can see the Japanese flights paths and ship arrangements around Ford Island. Click the image to view a full size map or download the PDF.

This December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor map zooms in on Pearl Harbor and shows the specific locations and arrangement of the ships and facilities. It also labels a few present-day facilities.

This is a 1941 Pacific Ocean map, showing the locations of the various islands that would play a major role in the Pacific Campaign. Click the image to view a full size map or download the PDF.

The World War II Pacific Campaign map shows the progression of battles between the American and Japanese forces throughout the duration of the war in the Pacific Ocean.

Other Pearl Harbor maps

Here’s a comprehensive Pearl Harbor map that focuses on the specific sites administered by the National Park Service, including the USS Arizona memorial as well as the Oklahoma and Utah.

The USS Oklahoma Memorial map shows the location on Ford Island of the memorial to the USS Oklahoma. This is right near the USS Missouri, so you can easily visit both sites at the same time.

This USS Utah map is pretty small and simple, showing the parking lot and walkway. Unfortunately, you need to have a military ID to get here (or be with someone who does) since it is on the base.

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