One of the largest single sponsors, Seabrook Farms, was also one of the largest producers of frozen vegetables in the country. The company, experiencing a labor shortage due to the war, had a history of hiring minorities and setting them up in ethnically segregated villages. About 2,500 evacuees went to Seabrook Farms in Cumberland County, New Jersey.

This aerial view of Seabrook Farms shows the plant, factory, fields, and housing villages for the workers.

*By looking at the picture, list five unique characteristics that made Seabrook Farms a prime relocation center for displaced Japanese-Americans.