The phrase 'the evacuation point' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a specified place to which people are to go in the event of an emergency. For example, "The school has instituted a policy that all students must know the location of the evacuation point in case of a fire."
Hotels and motels may be sold out everywhere within 300 miles (480 km) of the evacuation point, making it really important to have somewhere established to evacuate to (for example, a friend's or relative's house in a nearby state, etc).. Make plans to evacuate with friends or family in advance as well.
When I was done, the truck headed slowly toward the evacuation point under Interstate 10, and Alladio and I returned for Lionel Petrie.
The pair stayed in the burning building for as long as conditions permitted to wake guests and usher them to the evacuation point.
On the way back from the evacuation point, where I had gotten some great shots of a marine confronting a Vietnamese mother and her little boy, I photographed many panicking Vietnamese in the streets burning papers that could identify them as having had ties to the United States.
Soldiers also remained at the evacuation point in Freetown to ensure its security, while others patrolled the streets of Freetown in an attempt to reassure residents.
The fighting on the Peloponnese consisted of small-scale engagements with isolated groups of British troops who had been unable to reach the evacuation point.
Some of the evacuation points were not high enough.
Once they've recorded the wounds and belongings, they rezip the pouch and place it, by tradition, in a closed vehicle for transportation either by road or by air to the Theatre Mortuary Evacuation Point, an air-conditioned warehouse in Kuwait.
The five bodies recovered were all those of adults wearing life jackets and were found in the rear of the ship near an emergency evacuation point, according to Italian coast guard Commander Cosimo Nicastro.
This child-friendly space sits in the compound of Rizal Central School, an evacuation point and now a shelter for hundreds of families whose homes have been wiped out.
The U.S. Embassy in Saigon was intended to only be a secondary evacuation point for embassy staff, but it was soon overwhelmed with evacuees and desperate South Vietnamese.
