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Y Our Guide T O Berkeley YOUR GUIDE TO BERKELEY S S M S S S S A G 4 2N K D Boorman E 4 S P V S H T O D U A 7 E A L 1 D A 22 ST ST ST C L R 16TH N T ST G L S 8 E S V 2 A NE A 3 M ST I S A M WALLS Y N S D MAINE AVE AVE D S Park C N E D H E S AV E WALL E A S 7 I 3 T R ND S J A V L R A T 4 I 38TH V U G 3 3 24TH T N G R R 5 A C H S L H A R H Virginia S L 2 9T 6T 5T 0 B E N L H ST C T T VE L D D A T B 5 N NOWDON S S AFT A T T VE A I 9 O 26TH S 15TH 7 8T TH H Playlot O H N H S H Martin Luther S H 18 S N R S N T GLE IN N G ST A 3 Jfk Park D T G VIRGINIA AVE T S ST S U P S T 4 S T S 9 S S ST T S B ST T T R R S V T King Jr Memorial T OVEREND U T O AVE T E AV S R E T MAW T L T S O T T T H B T R T . 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