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Map of Chicago Landmarks Citywide Historic Resources - HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD RS 95 Individual E G E O ! R L Y TOUHY TOUHY TOUH TOUHY G A E N 161 L 51 O 158 I ! !R ! D O PRATT PRATT N A N Landmarks E L E I O H Z M A S 199 D C A K A A 13 E L D ! D P W K DEVON ! A E E L R L 11 L K N O 223 I ! O E S 280 176 R R M ! N O E ! A ! E C I D PETERSON PETERSON D PETERSON C 270 E L 91 PETERSON IN 128 N C I ! S O ! ! T ! R E LN S M D G I 277 E O U 224 85 N KE R 103 E NNED L Y A A ! H Y WR KENNED G MAWR BRYN MA L BRYN L ! ! ! 28 231 N N A A E O R N N R L R E ! 90 ! T 36 A H T O 139 B A I W I M § N 321 M ¨¦ E R N ! E E ! S U L O T R R S C ! M C T E R O FOSTE E E FOSTER TER O V FOS F L N D 285 I I R K 227 R E L R E FOSTER R A L N A ! N T A A H ! S C T S K P 110 S A E K E E O I ! NCE RE S A LAW K 334226 M H O K A ! N LAWRENCE 143 O R R ! R 43 O R E A A 304 D E D 186 L ! P N ! N N 133 T L ! E A ! S A 15 L 86 ! E R O ONTROS M R R ! 131 A T K E ! L E I N B C Z ! E D M C E U L I 345 K C 317 N 258 108 IRVING PARK 157 !! C 38 ! ! O !! L C N L I 250 170 106 A F 50 I ! K C !! ! E A S P ON 351 5 44 ADDIS H E L ! O E ! R O ! I L C E I R G F N O A I 49 I 208 C N C T L A S ! ! 290 29 A P 288 BELMONT U 120 R A K E ! ! 82 L ! ! M G I E ! K LW M A I N R A C I E N 94 K U 33 A L C L K Y S P DIVERSEY E A R 335 B 25 ! A ! E O K R A L R U T A H ! U ! E K R T 324 O E 121 P 109 N N E N 232 T N S 30 ! 175 E ! S ! D N ! Y O A ! LERTON ! FUL 184 E 123 14 GRAND K X G A P 265 I 180 A ! R ! ! E N R ! S ! R S 193 R G RAN 73 O A D E F ITAG ! ARM N I ! ARMITAGE L 279 ARMITAGE 287 K A 77 164 209 K 268 E ! C ! N R E !!! L N A ! E P G 142 D 10 A L Y N A ORTH 99 353 ! N 68 ! 254 R G E I 12 T ! R ! ! A Z ! ! !N N D 147 D ! E L E 260 26 C A ! K 149 98 ! R ! ! ISION T !DIV 286 257 !! N 146 ! E 150 !! 162 35 C ! ! 93 233 ! !1 ! 252 8 ! 222 78 !!! 189 CHICAGO CHICAGO 132 173 ! !!!!17 !282 ! !! 23 6!2!!! 112 48 !!!!!328 228 ! INZIE ! 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TE 341 S PERSHING D 305 O F !! I L 274 N 5 SO 5 A 217 N D C ! 211 Expressways E 319 V 333 N E ! S T RD § 43 I S ¨¦ A ! 43RD ! L 43RD L ! 117 RD L 43 L 43RD R S H E 92 E D S ! H D C 101 4 A R A ! A 90 7 M ! T 183 H E ! 278 47TH S N 308 242 129!216 !! T E I ! ! ! 32 M 269 D 213 A 88 259 105 E ! R ! T !179 A ! ! ST S L ! 51 51ST 51ST 51ST L 247 64 ! A N T 160 H ! 151 A T ! Y E !! R S 104 K T 306 N N R R A ARFIELD G A ! 55TH A 181 A ! G D 125 291 P N W A I ! K L E S R T ! ! I A T A R S 225 L M 122 S O R L A U E 174 T 19 E N A 9TH ! 5 L R ! N R ! E H E ! C D K A 275 N 59TH N C N O R K H I BIE 35 T HOB A N R ! O B O S NDELL 196 L WE K G 162 A 107 ! O R 195 S P K S T R I 272 K ! S S OAK 6 R A L A ! I E B L ! N Y S K ! A P O L A B A ! N A R Y N H L 313 R ! E 60 R K U 63RD W O K 206 C E R 312 T E U A D T O ! R WALTON ! N H T R O R ! 352 ! S D ON L Y G LT E A B TE W S MARQUET M A A A C 246 1 C S ! W R TH L 67 O A WARE T K B DELA O ! E UETT A ! MARQ C N CUST T E H I LO R E I C 41 N E DoAwntown K U E A NUT 8 S 329 K ST E R D H L C W ! 7 H W S 294 182 CHESTNUT A E ! ! H O P ! K ! 71ST ! L PEARSON D R C A E H 303 TITUTE E INS R I T C T A 16 A O ! 222 G T 252 N R T O N S E ! E ! CHICAGO 148 R S E 37 ! C K C 78 A 75TH I Y ! M 135 75TH W W C 75TH N ! ! A 75TH A S E N ! UPERIOR U D Y T O S B A S K N M S S U G R L I K E O N S A H D C N E P E W C 17 I U N HURO T L 79TH A E A L R 229 A M N L A S V H ! S Y I B S O N D 281 R T G O G L ! T D A D L O L R R R A 212 113 Y I R N E ! N I I ER E A L O G R R E G A N A I W U W E !! 97 E C 83RD R R N 83RD N E F R ERIE 23 L C A B G H A 264 O 62 ! T H ONTARIO W 83RD A R O F L A I D S C C R S I I ! T E R A ! 348 J ! N L T C G C N U N A E O O M G OHIO FEEDER OHIO ! T D K C N M T R S C S N U I 327 215 T L I K I A W O A S Y N D K TH N E 87 GRA Y W S !! K A V G R O R A E U T Y N E N K S E IS S R INO H LL A A I E B 214 ILLINOIS S 251 U 190 T T C OIS D IN N E ILL E S U E S U C E K N ! N I S L E 100 L ! S L ! R ST I Y 91 N V I A 91ST T R 91ST E N O L A N 91ST R E A K Y R 91ST ! 91ST I ST 91 N N HUBBARD 328 91ST T L 39 S Y ARD E BB A W 1 C HU T T E N 9 79 E O 336 F A I N W O R N ! P I ! F A 87 L N N L V A L ! ! E N 350 A L J M D ! E I ER G IV I O D KINZIE ! C R 167 R E H IC H D A O Y GO D 95TH L 67 R C I ! B VE I R W S E L 219 152 M ! W L V A S 187 55 A C I N 194! 307 KER N E L W L ! O A E R C R S 266 W KER 40 ! ER L ! L E S ! M ! Y E P 99TH T A 99TH WAYMAN A ! I57 I57 ! 204 TH U H 99 M 63 S 99TH D T L 7 LK 3 T 5 RIVERWA DE A 9 ATERSI 99TH 9 I57 EXPY E W E ! I A 210 B N ! V FULTO ! N KET N ON MAR R W FULT T 140 ! O K R § M ! R ¨¦ K R S O R R ! O U LNUT E O A A W G F R R O 238 I 103RD 103RD 4 42 P K L E 156 B 103RD E L F A 54 L P C N AKE 330 243 A L I BENTON G ! O ! ! R A ! A P E A C ! C R C ! ! A T W A M K 137 T T COUCH 66 G 299 188 20 R H 237 N O A I N I I 289 E ! C ! OLPH C AND E L R K !!N 239 ! 107TH O C ! A I 318 W S I N H D ! 07TH I 1 TH E 107 E L A ! N 21 E 107TH R L ! 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E A ! 11TH N W R R N GRENSHA K ROOSEVELT August, 2019 Map Key Individual Landmark Map Key Individual Landmark 1 227 East Walton Place Apartment Building 53 Chicago & Illinois Western Railway Bridge 2 300 West Adams Street Office Building 54 Chicago & North Western Railway Powerhouse 3 333 North Michigan Building 55 Chicago & Northwestern Railway Bridge 4 35 East Wacker Building 56 Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad Bridge 5 42nd Precinct / Town Hall Police Station 57 Chicago & Alton Railway Bridge 6 63rd Street Bathing Pavilion 58 Chicago Board of Trade Building 7 6901 Oglesby Cooperative Apartment Building 59 Chicago Building 8 860-880 Lake Shore Drive 60 Chicago City Bank & Trust Co.
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