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Willamette Hall Erb Memorial Union Student Rec Center A B C D E F G H I J K L M To Autzen Stadium Complex & Southbank Autzen Stadium Complex University of Oregon Fields MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVD Zebrafish EUGENE Football Facilities International Practice Fields 11 Pape Casanova 11 Services Resource MILLRACE DR Soccer West Campus Central Field Sports Power Fine Arts LEO HARRIS PKWY Autzen BROADWAY FRANKLIN BLVD Station Wilkinson Studios Moshofsky Stadium Baker Millrace House Millrace Riverfront Sports Downtown Studios Center Research Woodshop Park Y 10 Barnhart 10 Urban E 11TH AVE E 11TH AVE Farm N T T Riley 0 500 feet To Main MILL S Campus PATTERSON S Robinson RIVERFRONT PKW McKenzie Theatre Villard To Rainier 9 0 400 feet Eugene 9 HILYARD ST Police Building Substation Lawrence Cascade E 13 AVE E 13TH AVE Annex E 12TH AVE Deady Onyx Bridge FRANKLIN BLVD Pacific Streisinger UO Computing Allen Cascade Klamath Annex 8 Lillis LOKEY SCIENCE COMPLEX 8 y Eugene LILLIS BUSINESS COMPLEX Willamette Oregon Visitor To Springfield Police UO Chiles Interstate 5 Fenton Friendly Parking Substation Bookstore Peterson Gilbert Columbia Huestis Deschutes E 13TH AVE Volcanolog E 13TH AVE (closed to motor vehicles) (limited vehicle access) Information Kiosk 7 H 7 Condon Chapman WatsonBurgess Carson University Boynton Johnson BEEC Collier Health and Collier Counseling Hamilton House Erb Cloran Dunn JOHNSON LANE Memorial Robbins Union MOSS ST McClain 6 COLUMBIA ST 6 E 14TH AVE Prince Schnitzer (EMU) Lucien Hawthorne Tingle Spiller Museum McClure Dyment McAlister Campbell Susan North Schafer Thornton Willcox T of Art Morton DeCou T (PLC) Living- Caswell Campbell Hendricks Earl Walton DeBusk Bean ONYX ST Straub Sheldon Learning Adams Sweetser Bean Bean East Center West ALDER S Dept of Ganoe Parsons Moore East Campus 5 KINCAID S Public Safety Stafford South Douglass 5 Gerlinger Clark Smith Henderson Graduate Village Young E 15TH AVE Media E 15TH AVE Services Gerlinger Knight Annex Bowerman Museum of Library Student Family Natural and Recreation Hayward Cultural 4 Artificial Field History 4 Turf Field #1 Knight Grandstand Law Esslinger Covered East Education Tennis Many Nations E 16TH AVE Courts Longhouse MOSS ST West Education AGATE ST 3 Annex Grandstand 3 McArthur Artificial Olum Court Student Turf Field #2 LERC Moss Street Tennis Military Children's UNIVERSITY ST Science HEP Center E 17TH AVE Beall Hammer E 17TH AVE 2 2 Concert Howe Field Frohnmayer Field Outdoor Music N Tennis Clinical 0 250 feet ECS Courts Services Outdoor © 2008 University of Oregon Program InfoGraphics Lab 1 Department of Geography Barn Agate 1 E 18TH AVE Agate House COLUMBIA ST A B C D E F G H I J K L M Buildings and Abbreviations EMU Erb Memorial Union F6 MCK McKenzie Hall C9 UHC University Health, AAW Woodshop I10 ESL Esslinger Hall F4 MIL Military Science J2 Counseling, and Testing AGH Agate Hall K1 FEN Fenton Hall D8 MNH Museum of Natural and Center J7 1787 Agate St FH Urban Farm I10 Cultural History K5 VIL Villard Hall D9 ALDR Alder Building B4 FR Friendly Hall E8 MNL Many Nations Longhouse L3 VOL Volcanology Building G8 ALL Allen Hall E8 GER Gerlinger Hall E5 MR1 Millrace Studio 1 H11 WAL Walton Complex I5 ART Fine Arts Studios I11 GIL Gilbert Hall C8 MR2 Millrace Studio 2 H11 WH Wilkinson House H11 AUZ Autzen Stadium L10 GRX Gerlinger Annex D5 MR3 Millrace Studio 3 H11 WIL Willamette Hall H8 BEA Bean Complex L5 HAM Hamilton Complex K7 MS Media Services C5 YLC Yamada Language Center, CAS Cascade Hall G8 HEN Hendricks Hall E6 MUS MarAbel B. Frohnmayer 121 Pacific F9 CAX Cascade Annex G9 HEP High School Equivalency Music Building C2 Off-Campus CC Computing Center C8 Program K2 ONY Onyx Bridge G9 BARN Barnhart Hall B10 CCT Covered Tennis Courts G4 HUE Huestis Hall H8 OR Oregon Hall J8 1000 Patterson St CH Collier House E7 KLA Klamath Hall H8 PAC Pacific Hall F9 BDC Baker Downtown Center A10 CHA Chapman Hall D7 KNI Knight Law Center K4 PETR Peterson Hall C8 E 10th Ave and High St CHI Chiles Business Center C8 LA Lawrence Hall F9 PLC Prince Lucien Campbell Hall CFC Child and Family Center CLS Clinical Services B2 LBC Lillis Business Complex C8 C6 195 W 12th Ave COL Columbia Hall F8 LIB Knight Library C5 SRC Student Recreation Center G4 CSN Casanova Athletic Center M11 CON Condon Hall C7 LIL Lillis Hall C8 RNR Rainier Building, 2727 Leo Harris Pkwy DEA Deady Hall D9 LLCN Living-Learning Center 1244 Walnut St LCC Lane Community College DES Deschutes Hall I8 (North) H6 ROB Robinson Theatre D9 4000 E 30th Ave EARL Earl Complex G5 LLCS Living-Learning Center RRP Riverfront Research Park J10 OIMB Oregon Institute of Marine ECS Educational and Community (South) H5 SGR Streisinger Hall H9 Biology, Charleston Supports A2 MAC McArthur Court F3 STB Straub Hall G5 POR Portland Center, 722 SW 2nd ED Education Building B4 MART Jordan Schnitzer STC Student Tennis Center G3 Ave and 70 NW Couch St, Portland Museum of Art D6 RIL Riley Hall B10 For a detailed campus accessibility map, contact the Counselor for Students with Disabilities, 164 Oregon Hall, (541) 346-3211. 650 E 15th Ave.
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