The Army acquired 7,111.748 acres for Camp Lockett in Campo, California, approximately 40 directly miles east of downtown San Diego. It covered 7,111.748 acres. More than 400 buildings, including barracks, administrative offices, a hospital, water... see more » The Army acquired 7,111.748 acres for Camp Lockett in Campo, California, approximately 40 directly miles east of downtown San Diego. It covered 7,111.748 acres. More than 400 buildings, including barracks, administrative offices, a hospital, water and sewer plants, two gas stations, and recreational areas, were constructed. On 30 September 1946, the War Assets Administration assumed accountability for 1,096.168 acres which were disposed of as follows: 113.0 acres in lease terminated on 1 April 1947; 671.21 in fee quitclaimed to the County of San Diego on 7 June 1950 (acreage includes an Exception of 36.4 acres in fee quitclaimed to the Mountain Empire High School District on 15 September 1949); and 277.0 acres in two leases, 31.228 acres in fee, and 3.73 acres in lesser interests disposed of by means unknown. Over 70 buildings remain, most of which are in use by private parties and the County of San Diego for housing, school, community, or commercial purposes. This property is known or suspected to contain military munitions and explosives of concern (e.g., unexploded ordnance) and therefore may present an explosive hazard. (Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) « see less