Besides the honor of a United States Great Americans series 50¢ postage stamp, the following institutions and locations have been named in honor of Nimitz:
USS Nimitz, the first of her class of ten nuclear-powered supercarriers, which was commissioned in 1975 and remains in service
Nimitz Foundation, established in 1970, which funds the National Museum of the Pacific War and the Admiral Nimitz Museum, Fredericksburg, Texas
The Nimitz Freeway (Interstate 880) – from Oakland to San Jose, California, in the San Francisco Bay Area
Nimitz Glacier in Antarctica for his service during Operation Highjump as the CNO
Nimitz Boulevard – a major thoroughfare in the Point Loma Neighborhood of San Diego
Camp Nimitz, a recruit camp constructed in 1955 at the Naval Training Center, San Diego
Nimitz Highway – Hawaii Route 92 located in Honolulu, Hawaii near the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport
The Nimitz Library, the main library at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland
Nimitz Drive, in the Admiral Heights neighborhood of Annapolis, Maryland
Nimitz Lane, Willingboro, New Jersey
Callaghan Hall (the Naval and Air Force ROTC building at UC Berkeley) containing the Nimitz Library (was gutted by arson in 1985)
The town of Nimitz in Summers County, West Virginia
The summit on Guam where Chester Nimitz relocated his Pacific Fleet headquarters, and where the current Commander U.S. Naval Forces Marianas (ComNavMar) resides, is called Nimitz Hill
Nimitz Park, a recreational area located at United States Fleet Activities Sasebo, Japan
The Nimitz Trail in Tilden Park in Berkeley, California
The Main Gate at Pearl Harbor is called Nimitz Gate
Admiral Nimitz Circle – located in Fair Park, Dallas, Texas
Chester Nimitz Oriental Garden Waltz performed by Austin Lounge Lizards
Admiral Nimitz Fanfare composed by John Steven Lasher (2014)
Admiral Nimitz March composed by John Steven Lasher (2014)
The Nimitz Building, Raytheon Company site headquarters, Portsmouth, Rhode Island
Nimitz Road in Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory is named in his honor.

Nimitz Place part of Havemeyer Park located in Old Greenwich, Connecticut was named in his honor along with many other World War II military personnel.

Nimitz Hall is the Officer Candidate School barracks of Naval Station Newport, Newport, Rhode Island.
The barracks was dedicated March 15, 2013.

Nimitz-McArthur Building, Headquarters U.S. Pacific Command
Nimitz Statue, designed by Armando Hinojosa of Laredo, is located at the entrance to SeaWorld in San Antonio, Texas.

Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Statue, commissioned by the Naval Order of the United States, is situated near the bow of the USS Missouri memorial on Ford Island, facing the USS Arizona memorial.
The statue was dedicated September 2, 2013.

Nimitz Beach Park, Agat, Guam
Nimitz Drive, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
Nimitz Avenue, Mare Island, Vallejo California
Besides the honor of a United States Great Americans series 50¢ postage stamp, the following institutions and locations have been named in honor of Nimitz:
USS Nimitz, the first of her class of ten nuclear-powered supercarriers, which was commissioned in 1975 and remains in service
Nimitz Foundation, established in 1970, which funds the National Museum of the Pacific War and the Admiral Nimitz Museum, Fredericksburg, Texas
The Nimitz Freeway (Interstate 880) – from Oakland to San Jose, California, in the San Francisco Bay Area
Nimitz Glacier in Antarctica for his service during Operation Highjump as the CNO
Nimitz Boulevard – a major thoroughfare in the Point Loma Neighborhood of San Diego
Camp Nimitz, a recruit camp constructed in 1955 at the Naval Training Center, San Diego
Nimitz Highway – Hawaii Route 92 located in Honolulu, Hawaii near the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport
The Nimitz Library, the main library at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland
Nimitz Drive, in the Admiral Heights neighborhood of Annapolis, Maryland
Nimitz Lane, Willingboro, New Jersey
Callaghan Hall (the Naval and Air Force ROTC building at UC Berkeley) containing the Nimitz Library (was gutted by arson in 1985)
The town of Nimitz in Summers County, West Virginia
The summit on Guam where Chester Nimitz relocated his Pacific Fleet headquarters, and where the current Commander U.S. Naval Forces Marianas (ComNavMar) resides, is called Nimitz Hill
Nimitz Park, a recreational area located at United States Fleet Activities Sasebo, Japan
The Nimitz Trail in Tilden Park in Berkeley, California
The Main Gate at Pearl Harbor is called Nimitz Gate
Admiral Nimitz Circle – located in Fair Park, Dallas, Texas
Chester Nimitz Oriental Garden Waltz performed by Austin Lounge Lizards
Admiral Nimitz Fanfare composed by John Steven Lasher (2014)
Admiral Nimitz March composed by John Steven Lasher (2014)
The Nimitz Building, Raytheon Company site headquarters, Portsmouth, Rhode Island
Nimitz Road in Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory is named in his honor.
Nimitz Place part of Havemeyer Park located in Old Greenwich, Connecticut was named in his honor along with many other World War II military personnel.
Nimitz Hall is the Officer Candidate School barracks of Naval Station Newport, Newport, Rhode Island. The barracks was dedicated March 15, 2013.
Nimitz-McArthur Building, Headquarters U.S. Pacific Command
Nimitz Statue, designed by Armando Hinojosa of Laredo, is located at the entrance to SeaWorld in San Antonio, Texas.
Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Statue, commissioned by the Naval Order of the United States, is situated near the bow of the USS Missouri memorial on Ford Island, facing the USS Arizona memorial. The statue was dedicated September 2, 2013.
Nimitz Beach Park, Agat, Guam
Nimitz Drive, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
Nimitz Avenue, Mare Island, Vallejo California
Chester W. Nimitz