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US-23 M-14 N CAMPUS MAP Area Map To Campus M-14 Plymouth US-23 Broadway Hill Street Jackson Fuller Huron Main Street Stadium Washtenaw Main Street I-94 Packard East Hoover Street 20 Huron Parkway Washtenaw North Michigan Blue West Green Street Stadium Packard State Street 19 US-23 Exit 175 I-94 Ann Arbor - Saline Rd. 18 1 17 Grey 16 Blue Lot Lot 14 15 Pioneer High School 13 Purple Lot 9 Game Day Parking Blue Lot East Stadium Boulevard 2 10 12 Traffic on Main Street is 11 southbound to I-94 8 Grey Lot following the game. 7 KEY TO ATHLETIC FACILITIES Ann Arbor Golf & Outing 6 1. Michigan Stadium Game Day Parking 2. Crisler Arena Green Lot (weather permitting) 3. University of Michigan Golf Course Blue Lot Ann Arbor-Saline Rd./Main St. 4. Phyllis Ocker Field Hockey Field 23 5 5. Michigan Soccer Field 3 6. Schembechler Hall 4 7. Oosterbaan Fieldhouse Golf Course State Street 8. Alumni Field Softball Complex Driving Range 9. Indoor Track Building 21 22 U of M Golf Course 10. Ray L. Fisher Baseball Stadium Game Day Parking 11. Yost Ice Arena (weather permitting) Red Lot 12. Marie Hartwig Building/Athletic Ticket Department 13. Weidenbach Hall 14. Cliff Keen Arena DIRECTIONS TO Turn left and follow Ann Arbor- 15. Ferry Field M ICHIGAN STADIUM Saline as it turns into Main Street. Brown Lot Michigan Stadium is located at the 16. Intramural Sports Building 17. Canham Natatorium 24 From Detroit Metropolitan northeast corner of Main and Airport: Take I-94 west to Ann Stadium Boulevard. 18. Revelli Band Hall Arbor-Saline Road exit (#175). Turn From Toledo: Take U.S. 23 north to 19. Elbel Field right. As you travel north, Ann I-94 west. Follow directions above 20. Sports Coliseum Arbor-Saline Road will turn into from Detroit Metro Airport. 21. Hospitality Tent Village Game Day Main Street. Michigan Stadium is Press parking is located at north end of 22. Sports Services Building located at the northeast corner of Parking Varsity Tennis Michigan Stadium at the corner of Keech 23. Michigan Football Experience Main and Stadium Boulevard. and Green Streets. Space is limited and Complex 24. Varsity Tennis Center can be accessed only with valid parking From Chicago: Take I-94 east to 25. D.R. Shepherd Women’s Gymnastics Center 25 Ann Arbor-Saline Road exit (#175). pass..

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