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Campus Map Webcomm 11X1 Pi A LOT PLEASANT GROVE ROAD HIGHLAND ROAD Moakley Kappa Beta TRIPHAMMER ROAD House OVERLOOK ROAD Delta Hurlburt House Phi Rho (Ecology House) NORTH CAMPUS TOWNHOUSES HASBROUCK Cornell Golf JESSUP PLACE CAYUGA HEIGHTS ROAD APARTMENTS Center WYCKOFF ROAD North Campus Student Center 18 JESSUP D F 15 16 FIELD A H 17 Africana Studies 14 Tau and Research Center B Grounds Golf Epsilon C G 19 Alpha Tobin E Maint Shop Cart Phi NORTH CAMPUS Storage Epsilon Alpha Wari Field HouseGEORGE JESSUP ROAD 5 Sigma Phi Chi Cooperative RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY 2 BROOK LANE 6 Chi WEST Sigma 3 4 ROBERT TRENT JONES 6 1 Hasbrouck Akwekon CC LOT APPEL Community GOLF COURSE Tau DEARBORN PLACE 5 7 BOURNE Beta Sigma HIGHLAND AVENUE BASKETBALL Center Kappa WYCKOFF AVENUE Triphammer Robert Purcell NEEDHAM PLACE Theta Delta Epsilon Cooperative Community COURTS 10 9 7 20 Pi Tau KELVIN PLACE 12 Sigma George Jameson Center Jerome H. Holland 8 LANE Alpha Pi Delta Psi Delta 8 11 Gamma Gamma Alpha Hall International Rho 109 Mu Living Center 22 ROAD WARREN RIDGEWOOD ROAD Delta Pi Kappa Dearborn 10 APPEL 25 Phi Delta SISSON PLACE Ujamaa 9 NORTH 23 21 FAIRWAY DRIVE Place Delta Phi HEIGHTS COURT PLAYFIELD 28 24 Prospect of Kappa Mary Donlon 26 Delta Delta Hall Just About 27 Theta Whitby Wait Ave 29 LODGE WAY Music (JAM) WAIT AVENUE THURSTON AVENUE Cooperative Bess Clara Dickson LAKE STREET EDGECLIFF PLACE Wait Mews Brown Alpha Thurston Zeta 307 Wait Terrace Hall Court Hall APPEL SOUTH FIELDS Center Zeta Alpha Zeta HIGHLAND AVENUE Garages Psi Ave Hall & Golf Course Beta Epsilon Pi 410 Thurston Kappa TENNIS COURTS Tool Shed Tau Kay Hall Undergraduate Kappa 313 Wait Ave Gamma Bauer Alpha Phi Thurston Admissions Hall Kappa Anna Comstock Hall FALL CREEK Xi Court THURSTON AVENUE 536 319 Wait RAWLINGS CREST LANE Delta Tau Apts. (Latino Living Center) GREEN Appel Thurston Ave Avenue Commons THE BYWAY 1201 North THE KNOLL 109 Barton 106 FOREST Alpha Balch CRADIT FARM DRIVE Tioga St Place AVENUE FALL CREEK Highland Seal Phi Hall FOREST HOME DRIVE Apts. & Serpent HOME DRIVE HALCYON Delta Fuertes Ramin Admin Chi ROBERTS Center FALL CREEK PLACE Risley Helen Newman Observatory FALL STREET PLACE BARTON 202 218 123 Hall Hall HILL 212 HIGHLAND 302 Roberts ROAD Fall 316 Place CREEK DRIVE ROAD ATIONS Stewart Creek Fall FALL FALL CREEK Japes PLANT Avenue 225 Creek Alpha Bridge Noyes Sigma Phi Fall Creek Lodge N AURORA STREET Hydroelectric Plant LINCOLN STREET (Rockledge) Sackett Beebe Foot Pedestrian THURSTON AVENUE LINN STREET Dam Bridge Suspension Thurston Ave Alumni JUDD FALLS ROAD Sigma Alpha Triphammer Epsilon Phi Bridge Kiln Shed Bridge House Sigma Gamma Foot Bridge F.R. NEWMAN ARBORETUM Nu Delta Foundry BEEBE CORNELL PLANTATIONS QUEEN STREET Weinhold (The Oaks) UNIVERSITY AVENUE Rand Hydraulics Chilled Laboratory Toboggan FOREST HOME DRIVE Hall Water Lodge LAKE Plant 1 LAKE STREET Alpha Chi Delta CALDWELL ROAD Psi Olin Chemistry Newman FOREST HOME DRIVE McINTYRE PLACE Phi Olive Tjaden Sibley INFO Soil Tank Research Lab Accelerator PLANTATIONS Pesticide Building STEWART AVENUE STEWART Hall Omega Hall BOOTH Building WILDFLOWER Building Johnson Lincoln Tau Museum Martha Van GARDEN Sigma Sigma Hall East Baker Shed 'C' AVENUE Rensselaer KING STREET Phi Watermargin of Art White Lab Newman Martha Van Theta Delta Lincoln Lab West Rensselaer Shed 'B' Agronomy Epsilon Hall CORNELL PLANTATIONS Plantations Plant Breeding Chi Hall East Service Shed 'D' Pole Barn FOREST HOME DRIVE Pole Barn Kappa Kinzelberg Richard M. Lewis Arts & RSITY ARTS Hall Building Shed 'A' Sigma Sciences Clark Martha Van COMSTOCK Education Center Filtration WILLARD WAY Phi QUAD Nearing Plant UNIVE Hall Savage Rensselaer KNOLL Muenscher Sigma Alumni Summer Green Hall Hall Greenhouse Laboratory Leland Kappa Sigma Pi House Lath Lab McGraw DEANS GARDEN House Blue & Lab Complex State Elevated N AURORA STREET Hall Computing and WEST AVENUE ROBISON NEW LINN STREET Boldt Hall Bailey HallCommunications Apiary Cool Greenhouse J K Yellow Love Lab Pumphouse Goldwin EAST AVENUE Warren Hall (Language House) Baker Rockefeller Mann YORK STATE & Lab Complex ROAD Von Smith Center Caldwell Building 'B' Greenhouse Greenhouse Tower Hall Library Beebe HERB GARDEN JUDD FALLS ROAD Cramm Alice H. Cook Hall Hall J N & Lab Complex Alpha Space Addition Hall PEONY AND ATIONS Plant Hall House ROAD L,G Quonset Tau Sciences Building Mann PERENNIAL F Hut Breeding 'D' Omega Roberts AG QUAD Library G D PLANT 660 Stewart LIBE Morrill Hall GARDEN E E Baker PLANTATIONS A F Avenue SLOPE Hall Big Red POUNDER B E F Federal M Vet Surge Hall BakerFounders Andrew Fernow Bruckner A Carl North AVENUE CENTRAL Dickson Barn Plant Science Bldg Emerson Lab McClintock HERITAGE C P Nutrition Necropsy L Facility Hall Hall Kroch Hall B Schurman Hall FARRAND Malott Hall Poultry Shed H I GreenhousesBasic Science Bldg Wing S Barn Kahin Becker South Library White Hall Kennedy Houses Little VEGETABLE M C Moore K House House GARDEN D J Center Mennen Hall Hall Rice GARDEN B Lab CRAR Olin MINNS Greenhouses Bradfield INFO PETERSON Kenneth I Uris Stimson R. URIS ROCKWELL Diagnostic T Barn Annex STEWART AVENUE Hall BOOTH House 5 Lyon Hall Library GARDEN AZALEA GARDEN GARDEN Rice Hall LOT Post A Federal James Law Lab Poultry Virus Library Hall TOWER ROAD Lab Nutrition Auditorium Laboratory WEST War TOWER ROAD Vet Cayuga Seeley G. Laboratory CALDWELL ROAD Guterman Lodge CAMPUS Memorial McGraw ILR Dale R. Ed College of Vet Large Animal Tower Sage Day Hall Extension Mudd Hall Vet Research Center Medical Bioclimatic UNIVERSITY AVENUE Isolation Facility McFaddin Hall Ives Hall Corson Hall Tower Veterinary Center Laboratory Chapel Uris Hall Stocking Hall Food Science Morrison Federal Medicine Delta Info & Ives Nematode Boyce Phi Hans Bethe Tours Ives ILR Lab Hall Hall BIOLOGY Thompson Pole (Llenroc) House The Cornell Store PETER Hall Conference Lab East Campus West East Center Weill Institute Barn William T. EAST AVENUE QUAD ROBISON ALUMNI FIELDS Research Farm Service Pesticide Willard PLAZA Hall Wing Livestock Keeton ROBERT J. KANE Facility Environmental Shop Storage Straight HO Comstock Hall Pavilion TOWER ROAD House ILR Research Hall Biotechnology SPORTS COMPLEX Large Animal Research Health & Safety Psil Noyes Community Hall PLAZA Barnes Statler Building Building & Teaching Unit Farm Service Upsilon and Rec Center Hall Hotel GARDEN AVENUE B LOT Open Shop Complex ROCK Statuatory Shed 'C' Open Grounds CORNELL AVENUE Friedman Surge Ruminant Shed 'B' N AURORA STREET GARDEN ^ Operations LINN STREET Wrestling Phi Telluride Barton Hall ROAD WING Riley-Robb Facility 3 Nutrition Lab Facility Sigma House Sage Hall Center Kappa Gannett AVENUE SAGE Police Teagle Hall Phi Lynah Rink Bartels Hall PALM ROAD Psi Health DRIVE STATLER Hall Quonsets Delta Statler Hall Chilled Water CAMPUS ROAD ROAD Center & Auditorium Plant 2 Tau Olin Hall Friedman Strength Delta Alpha KITE HILL Wilson & Conditioning Center LOT Synchrotron CAMPUS Omicron Delta Schoellkopf CAMPUS ROAD Pomology Upsilon INFO Grumman Squash Lab Teaching Cold Storage PDC Carpenter & FARM STREET Psi Anabel House Friends Hall BOOTH CAMPUS ROAD Courts CAMPUS ROAD and Research and Sales Paint Shops Taylor Hall Barns DRYDEN ROAD (ROUTE 366) SOUTH AVENUE Schoellkopf Carpenter Duffield Phillips Memorial Hall JUDD FALLS ROAD Kappa Pi Kappa Delta Hall Hall Hall CRESCENT Equine Pomology Kappa LOT CASCADILLA CREEK Alpha Alpha Myron Hollister PEW Metabolism Pole Barn Theta Epsilon Taylor Unit Center for Hall ENGINEERING Schoellkopf Pomology Agricultural Hall QUAD Kite Hill 112 Jewish Living HOY Schoellkopf Crescent Trailer Engineering COLLEGE AVENUE Substation Edgemoor Bard Pressbox SCHOELLKOPF Test Lab HOY ROAD FIELD OXLEY LOT DEWITT PLACE Hall Thurston FIELD Schoellkopf CORNELL ORCHARDS Upson Parking Garage Pesticide EDGEMOOR LANE Hall Kimball CASCADILLA MTJF Hall Garage Schoellkopf Water Graphic Arts Storage Chi Hughes Library Snee Hall DILMUN HILL Phi Lambda Hall Hall West Stands Treatment Services Bldg PARK Addition INFO Dwyer Bridge Plant Chilled STUDENT Chi BOOTH Water Alpha Ward Center for Grumman & Dam ORGANIC FARM College Avenue Trolley Foot Nuclear Sciences Hall Plant III Machine Quonset Stone Arch Bridge Frank H.T. Central Shop Rhodes Hall HOY ROAD Blair Farm Heating Baghouse Judd Barn Judith Eisner CASCADILLA CREEK Tennis Plant Building Turbine Falls Pavillion Eddy Dam Humphreys Bridge Blair Eddy Foot Bridge Service Building Shed Gate Schwartz Center for Library Annex Library Storage the Performing Arts OAK AVENUE Resource Ecology & Management Lab Complex Storage Facility Facility Addition DEWITT PLACE Cascadilla FOUNTAIN PLACE Hall Library SPRING LANE WILLIAMS STREET Environmental N TIOGA STREET OSMUN PLACE 409 College Aquaculture Freezer Health Sheldon Avenue OAK AVENUE Maple Ave Building EDGEWOOD PLACE EDGEWOOD Court PDC Pipe/Welding Fish Hatchery Resouce Ecology and Transportation Shop Bridge Management Lab DRYDEN ROAD Services Shops Vegetable Crops Buildings SUMMIT AVENUE SUMMIT Annex WILLETS PLACE WILLETS EAST ITHACA REC WAY GLEN PLACE GLEN STEWART AVENUE 104 Maple COLLEGE AVENUE LINDEN AVENUE 'A' 'B' 'C' TERRACE PLACE TERRACE Ecotoxicology MAPLE AVENUE EAST BUFFALO STREET COLLEGETOWN DRYDEN ROAD (ROUTE 366) Lab 116, 118-126 PINE TREE ROAD PLACE ONEIDA 110-114 Maple DRYDEN ROAD Maple Ave Maplewood CASCADILLA CREEK 312 College Avenue Garage Community MAPLE AVENUE FAIRMOUNT AVENUE Avenue CORNELL STREET Center MAPLEWOOD Warehouse EAST SENECA STREET PLACE QUARRY STREET PARK SCHUYLER PLACE SCHUYLER HARVARD PARKER STREET PARKER Schuyler
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