To satisfy my own curiosity I started Googling Toyotas facilities. Interesting to look at some of this stuff... add your own if you can find more!

NORTH AMERICAN IMPORT FACILITIES
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[col:673cabfbd2]Southeast Toyota Distributors - Jacksonville FL
Imports vehicles via ship from Japan to Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina
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[col:673cabfbd2]Toyota Logistics Services - Long Beach CA
Imports vehicles to the CA region via ship from Japan.
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[col:673cabfbd2]Toyota Logistics Services - Newark NJ
Imports vehicles via ship from Japan to New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Deleware.
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[col:673cabfbd2]Toyota Logistics Services - Portland OR
Imports vehicles via ship from Japan to Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho and Alaska. Brand new renovation increased capacity in 2005.
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NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCTION FACILITIES
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[col:673cabfbd2]NUMMI - New United Motor Manufacturing
This plant is a joint-venture with GM and produced the Corolla, Nova and Prizm triplets.
Operations: Stamping, body weld, paint, plastics and assembly for Corolla sedan, Tacoma and Pontiac Vibe.
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[col:673cabfbd2]TMMA - Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama
Operations: Machines and assembles over 250,000 engines annually for the Tacoma and Tundra.
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[col:673cabfbd2]TMMBC - Toyota Motor Manufacturing de Baja California
Operations: Builds, paints and assembles Tacoma beds for shipment to the NUMMI plant. A recent expansion for this plant was announced in January 2006.
* I can't find this one on Google Maps!
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[col:673cabfbd2]TMMC - Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada, Cambridge Ontario
Operations: Stamping, die shop, body weld, paint, plastics and assembly for Corolla, Matrix and Lexus RX330. Four-cylinder engine assembly.
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[col:673cabfbd2]TMMC - Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada, Woodstock Ontario
Operations: Assembly of the new Toyota RAV4.
*Anyone know the location of this plant on Google Maps?
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[col:673cabfbd2]TMMI - Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana
Only uses half of Toyota-owned property, room for another plant?
Operations: Stamping, body weld, paint, plastics and assembly for Tundra, Sequoia and Sienna.
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[col:673cabfbd2]TMMK - Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky
Operations: Stamping, die manufacturing, body weld, paint, plastics, assembly, engine axle machining and assembly for Camry 4-door sedan, Avalon sedan (also exported to Japan), Solara coupe/convertible, four-cylinder and V6 engines, axles, steering components, machined blocks, cylinder heads, crankshifts, camshifts and rods & axle assemblies and dies.
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[col:673cabfbd2]TMMNA - Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America
Core Functions: Provides centralized support to Toyota's North American manufacturing plants in several key areas, such as purchasing, production control, production engineering, quality control, and administration.
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[col:673cabfbd2]TMMTX - Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas
Operations: Stamping, body weld, paint, plastics, and assembly for the Tundra.
* I can't seem to locate this plant on Google Maps. Address is 1 Lone Star Pass, San Antonio TX 78264
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[col:673cabfbd2]TMMWV - Toyota Motor Manufacturing West Virginia
Operations: Machining and assembly of four-cylinder engines for Corolla, Matrix, and Pontiac Vibe; V6 engines for the Sienna and Lexus RX 330; and automatic transmissions for North American-built Camry, Solara, Lexus RX 330 and Sienna. Automatic transmission gears (beginning 2006).
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I'll get the Portland OR import facility up soon... anyone know where the other import facilities are? Also, it would be cool do locate the Japanese plants on Google!