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# Worldwide Locations

{% hint style="info" %}
At this time, we are not offering custom locations on an individual case-by-case. However, you can create a ticket on the Support Discord with the desired locations and we will consider adding them in a future update.
{% endhint %}

## Moving vs Static Locations

The pack features both moving and static carrier locations. For more information on the differences: [Moving vs Static Locations](/supercarrier-pro/supercarriers/worldwide-locations/moving-vs-static-locations.md)

## Location Frequencies (UNICOM, ILS, TACAN)

[Instrument Approach & Communications Equipment](/supercarrier-pro/supercarriers/approach-and-landing-equipment-and-operations/instrument-approach-and-communications-equipment.md)

## Locations Map

{% embed url="<https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/5/edit?mid=1g7uYDPFAl4uqP-3r3XqE7fgvzV_Y3wk&usp=sharing>" %}

## Nimitz-Class CVN76

<details>

<summary>Static Locations</summary>

* (ZC01) Whidbey Island, WA&#x20;
* (ZC02) Yankee Station, Vietnam&#x20;
* (ZC03) Panama Canal, Panama&#x20;
* (ZC04) West Palm Beach, FL&#x20;
* (ZC05) San Juan, PR&#x20;
* (ZC06) Long Island, NY
* (ZC07) San Diego, CA (CVN-76 Homeport)

</details>

<details>

<summary>Moving Locations</summary>

* (ZM01) Oceana, VA
* (ZM02) Gulf of Alaska, AK
* (ZM03) Phillipine Sea
* (ZM04) Baltic Sea
* (ZM05) Sea of Japan
* (ZM06) Balearic Sea
* (ZM07) Key West, FL

</details>

## Ford-Class CVN78

<details>

<summary>Static Locations</summary>

* (FC01) San Diego, CA&#x20;
* (FC02) Antalya, Türkiye&#x20;
* (FC03) Sydney, Australia&#x20;
* (FC04) Gulf of Guinea, Africa&#x20;
* (FC05) Haifa, Israel&#x20;
* (FC06) Singapore, Singapore
* (FC07) Norfolk, VA (CVN-78 Homeport)

</details>

<details>

<summary>Moving Locations</summary>

* (FM01) Pensacola, FL
* (FM02) Ionian Sea
* (FM03) Hawaii, HI
* (FM04) Gulf of Oman
* (FM05) English Channel
* (FM06) Eastern Caribbean
* (FM07) Kingsville, TX

</details>

## Nimitz-Class CVN69

<details>

<summary>Static Locations</summary>

* (EC01) Los Angeles (Point Mugu), CA
* (EC02) Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean
* (EC03) Diego Garcia, Indian Ocean
* (EC04) Near MCAS New River, NC
* (EC05) Perth, Australia
* (EC06) Near Gran Roque, Venezuela

</details>

<details>

<summary>Moving Locations</summary>

* (EM01) North Atlantic Ocean
* (EM02) Cape Cod Bay, MA
* (EM03) Red Sea (south of Suez Canal)
* (EM04) Norway Sea
* (EM05) Pacific Ocean (near Guam)
* (EM06) Kuwait
* (EM07) Iceland

</details>

## FrenchCDG

<details>

<summary>Static Locations</summary>

* (FR01) Brest, France
* (FR02) Djibouti
* (FR03) Toulon, France
* (FR04) St Pierre et Miquelon

</details>

<details>

<summary>Moving Locations</summary>

* (FN01) Gibraltar Straight
* (FN02) French Polynesia
* (FN03) French Guyana
* (FN04) Coast of India
* (FN05) Lorient, France&#x20;
* (FN06) Cote d’Azur, France

</details>

## Independence Class LCS

<details>

<summary>Static Locations</summary>

Can only be located by WorldMap POI

* Gulf of Aden
* Near Seoul
* Marine Corps Base Hawaii
* San Francisco Bay

</details>

## USS Intrepid

<details>

<summary>Static Locations</summary>

**PM01** – Yankee Station (Gulf of Tonkin)

**PM02** – Leyte Gulf (Philippines)

**PM03** – Atlantic Recovery (NW Atlantic, Apollo splashdown zone)

**PM04** – Norwegian Sea

**PM05** – South China Sea

**PM06** – Palma / Balearic Sea (Mediterranean)

</details>

<details>

<summary>Moving Locations</summary>

**PC01** – Alameda (NAS Alameda, SF Bay)

**PC02** – Busan (Busan Naval Base, South Korea)

**PC03** – Philadelphia (Philadelphia Naval Shipyard)

**PC04** – Bremerton PSNS (Puget Sound Naval Shipyard)

**PC05** – Yokosuka (US Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan)

**PC06** – Garden Island (HMAS Stirling, Australia)

**PC07** – Tampa Bay

</details>


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