Where did the Japanese live while interned?

During World War II, Japanese Americans were interned in various relocation centers across the United States, often in remote areas. These internment camps were located in states such as California, Arizona, Wyoming, and Arkansas, among others. The living conditions varied, but many camps consisted of barracks surrounded by barbed wire and guard towers, with families living in cramped quarters. Internment disrupted their lives and communities, leading to significant social and economic hardships.