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University of California, San Diego West Campus A B C D E F G H I J Torrey P391–393 1 Pines P394 1 Center . 505 D North R GENESEE AVE. S Y PINE Torrey Pines 500 ORRE Center South T Track and H T P359 R Field P383 O 525 2 N Throwing 2 Field P352 NO RTH POINT DR. University of California, San Diego 560 HOPKINS DR. TORREY PINES SCENIC DR. P356 Information West Campus 3 P357 & Parking 3 Permits North Campus Campus Loop Road P355 P351 Recreation Plazas and Walks North Area Campus 9B University Center zone 4 SALK INSTITUTE RD. Closed Street 4 Campus Entrance 690 451 470 P353 453 Ridge Walk RIMAC Stuart Collection P305 455 481 5 IR/PS P354 645 5 P306 463 Fitness 680 Par 640 Campus Services 490 N. Earl THURGOOD MARSHALL LN. Course L Y P502 IT Complex VOIGT LN. L LN. A VOIGT DR. E U Warren S Q U P310 E 301 O 305 Thurgood H 345 N College E E P503 R 6 Extended Marshall 655 G 6 P304 HOPKINS LN. Pryatel P507 To East Campus Studies and . 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JOLLA LA VILLA EX GILMAN DR. TORREY 9900-058 9/99 PINES RD. A B C D E F G H I J 399 Peterson Hall ....................................... C8 114 Chemistry and Biochemistry Dept., Structures 127 Plaza Cafe (food) .................................. C11 Urey Hall Addition ................................ C10 Libraries 900 Art and Architecture, 791 Africa Hall ............................................ G8 391 Preuss School temporary quarters, 246 CHIP — Center for Human Information Processing, McGill Hall ........................ C8 Geisel Library .............................. E7 249 Applied Physics and Mathematics Bldg. C8 102 Marshall College Commons (1999–2000) ........................................ D7 451 CILAS — Center for Iberian and 821 Biomedical ................................... E10 125 Argo Hall .............................................. C11 Latin American Studies, Gildred 900 Geisel Library .............................. E7 850 Ash ...................................................... F10 910 Price Center ......................................... E8 265 Recreation Gymnasium ........................ C9 Latin American Studies Bldg. ............... C4 463 International Relations and 790 Asia Hall ............................................... G8 149 Revelle College Provost Bldg. ............... D11 133 CIMS — Center for Interface and Pacific Studies ............................. C5 193 Atlantis Hall .......................................... B11 Materials Science, Mayer Hall .............. D10 470 RIMAC — Recreation and 900 Science and Engineering, 820 Basic Science Bldg. .............................. F10 Intramural Athletic Complex ................. D4 805 CMG — Center for Molecular Geisel Library .............................. E7 Genetics, CMG Bldg. ............................ D10 191 Beagle Hall ........................................... B11 463 Robinson Bldg. Complex — 141 Undergraduate, Galbraith Hall 853 Beech (Clinical Research) ..................... F10 Graduate School of International 620 CMRR — Center for Magnetic (under construction) .................... C11 Recording Research, CMRR Bldg. ........ F7 259 Biology Bldg. ........................................ C8 Relations and Pacific Studies ............... C5 820 Liebow Auditorium, Basic Science Bldg.F10 690 Biology Field Station ............................ I4 481 San Diego Supercomputer Center ........ D5 397 Cognitive Science Dept., Cognitive Science Bldg. ........................ D7 246 Linguistics Dept., McGill Hall ............... C8 821 Biomedical Library ............................... E10 855 School of Medicine Bldg. 1 .................. F10 390 Communication Dept., Media Center/ 627 Literature Dept., Literature Bldg. .......... G7 123 Blake Hall ............................................. C10 851 School of Medicine Bldg. 2 .................. G10 Communication Bldg. ........................... C7 249 LMS — Laboratory for Mathematics 131 Bonner Hall .......................................... C10 856 School of Medicine Bldg. 4 .................. G10 249 Computer Science and Engineering Dept., and Statistics, Applied Physics and 911 Bookstore, UCSD ................................. E8 930 Science Engineering Research Applied Physics and Mathematics Bldg. C8 Mathematics Bldg. ............................... C8 670 Campus Services Complex ................... I6 Facility (SERF) ...................................... F8 249 Computing Services, Academic, 210 Mandeville Suite, Tioga Hall ................. B8 9C Cancer Research Facility, 350 Sequoyah Hall ...................................... C6 Applied Physics and Mathematics Bldg. C8 249 Mathematics Dept., Applied Physics Bldg. 303 University Center .................. F9 225 Sierra Summit and Rathskellar (food) .. B8 9A Conference Room 111A, Bldg. 111 and Mathematics Bldg. ......................... C8 661 Canyonview Aquatic and 490 Social Sciences Building ...................... C5 University Center .................................. E8 856 Molecular Medicine, LLC ...................... G10 Climbing Wall Facility ........................... H7 395 Solis Hall .............................................. D7 386 Conference Services, Fireside Lounge .. D6 250 Muir College Provost, Humanities and Social Sciences Bldg., rm. 2126 ........... C8 640 Canyon Vista Administration Bldg. ....... G5 525 Spanos Athletic Training Facility ........... C2 9D CRCA — Center for Research in 285 Music Dept., Mandeville Center ............ D9 995 Career Services Center ......................... E8 843 Stein Clinical Research Bldg. ................ G10 Computing and the Arts, CRCA Bldg. ... F8 854 Cedar ................................................... F10 397 CRL — Center for Research in 114 Natural Sciences, Dean’s Office, 935 Structural Components Laboratory, Urey Hall Addition ................................ C10 803 Cellular and Molecular Medicine East ... D10 Charles Lee Powell ............................... F8 Language, Cognitive Science Bldg. ....... D7 505 Development Office, 830 Neurosciences Dept., 801 Cellular and Molecular Medicine West .. D10 623 Structural Systems Laboratory, Medical Teaching Facility ..................... F10 Charles Lee Powell ............................... F7 Torrey Pines Center North .................... B1 620 Center for Magnetic Recording 9415 Ophthalmology Dept., Shiley Eye Center Research Bldg. ..................................... F7 293 Student Center ..................................... D9 299 Early Outreach Services (Partnership, Partners, Upward Bound), (see East Campus map, D3) 805 Center for Molecular Genetics Bldg. ..... D10 299 Student Center, Bldg. B ........................ D9 Student Center, Bldg. B ........................ D9 9D Parking Office, Bldg. 400 9D Center for Research in Computing and 215 Tenaya Hall .......................................... B8 370 Economics Dept., Economics Bldg. ...... C6 University Center .................................. F8 the Arts, Bldg. 408 University Center .... F8 210 Tioga Hall ............................................. B8 600 Electrical and Computer Engineering 820 Pathology Dept., Basic Science Bldg. ... F10 980 Center Hall ........................................... E9 505 Torrey Pines Center North, Dept., Engineering Bldg. ....................... F6 9D Personnel: Academic, Bldg. 402 150 Central Utilities ..................................... D11 10300 North Torrey Pines Rd. .............. B1 500 Employment, Staff, University Center .................................. F8 192 Challenger Hall ..................................... C11 500 Torrey Pines Center South, Torrey Pines Center South ................... B2 500 Personnel: Staff, 9A Chancellor’s Complex ........................... E8 10280 North Torrey Pines Rd. .............
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