North American Factories
- Waukegan, Illinois - Corporate Headquarters, outboard engine component manufacturing, research & development
- Calhoun, Georgia (Marine Power Products Group) - Johnson & Evinrude outboards, manufacturing and complete assembly
- Spruce Pine, North Carolina - Power Head (engine block) lost foam casting, Johnson & Evinrude outboard engines
- Andrews, North Carolina - Gear Case casting, machining and subassembly, Johnson & Evinrude outboards
- Burnsville, North Carolina - Lower Unit casting, machining and subassembly, Johnson & Evinrude outboards
- Sturtevant, Wisconsin
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Crankshafts, drive shafts, propellers, miscellaneous steel products, fuel system components, Johnson & Evinrude outboards
- Delavan, Wisconsin - Fuel system components, Johnson & Evinrude outboards
- Murfreesboro, Tennessee - Stratos & Javelin fishing Boats, manufacturing and complete assembly
- Peterborough, Ontario
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