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ROG 2nd STREET ParkingE S C1A Arizona Historical Society LORD ST SPEEDWAY BOULEVARDLouise Parking Garage* with SPEEDWAY BOULEVARD Tucson Foucar Sun Link Streetcar Stop Marriott AVENUE CHERRY C1B Arizona History Museum AVENUE ARIZONA C14 Marshall Student Union Entrance Point University Building Facilities C2 Arizona State Museum ERIE ST Park Shopping and V3 C3 Beowulf Alley Theatre Parking Lot* with Entrance CONTZEN AVE UA Visitor C2 UA Mall ST Entertainment Districts T1 Center UNIVERSITY BLVD Old Main Point WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY BLVD 3rd ST C4 Centennial Hall SHIBELL ST 1st STREET UNIVERSITY BLVD Permit & Hourly WARREN AVENUE C5 Children's Museum Tucson COLORADO* Includes ST both Public & Private Lots – obey posted signs. Additional private parking is not marked. Historic YWCA 2 Blocks to 1st AVENUE H5 T1 C4 C6 Fox Tucson Theatre C16 ParkingCentennial UNIVERSITY VAN ALSTINE STREET 1st STREET 1st STREET HERBERT AVENUE Main Gate Hall C7 Joel D. Valdez Main Library OF ARIZONA DELONG Square CAMPBELL AVENUE C8 Leo Rich Theatre P3 2nd STREETSOUTH CAMPUS DR SONORA ST RIVERSIDE Catalina Park Main 1 Centro C9 Music Hall DRIVE OURY STREET Gate Tyndall T1 ANITA AVENUE BARRIO 4th ST Garage T1 T1 4th STREET Garage A McKale C10 Rialto Theatre WEST C1 Center PARK AVENUE PARK Garage 10 ANITA Arizona Historical 4th STREET C11 Temple of Music & Art Society 2 AY HIGHLAND UNIVERSITY RS W 2nd AVENUE E 10th AVENUE 2nd STREET T1 JAM1 E.345 ROG E. Congress St. C12 Tucson Convention Center & ST. 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Stone Ave. AVENUE MOUNTAIN G11 Tucson Police WASHINGTON STREETH11 ALAMEDA STREET 9 3 B H10 TOOLE AVENUE PIE 6 (Entrance off G12 Tucson Water O Hotel Tucson T1 AVENUE CHERRY N Old Town Artisans AVENUE RITA SANTA T1 AVENUE FREMONT City Center COURT AVENUE Southern I AVENUE 4th 9th STREETALLEN W. Alameda St.) G13 U.S. Post Office TA Tucson Arizona 4 A Museum of Art Franklin8 B Transportation AVENUE WARREN V 4 C1 Museum H2 7 Historic Old Pima AVENUE 6th EN PASEO REDONDO C13 WAREHOUSE ARTS DISTRICT GRANADA AVENUE County IRON HORSE U AVENUE PARK H1 CharlesEMERY O. Brown ST House E H9 EL 7 Courthouse C7 Pioneer T3 7th STREET C R U Z 7th STREET 5 MEYER AVENUE Building Historic AVENUE HOFF City/State PIMA G6 SCOTT AVENUE V1 Depot H2 Coronado Hotel La Entrada P2 Jacome P5 3 5th AVENUE 8 PRESIDIO El Park STEVENS AVE El Presidio AVENUE STONE COMMUNITY G12 CHURCH AVENUE Presidio Ronstadt H6 H3 El Paso and Southwestern Depot G10 Government UA Garage Center Park Transit 6 COLLEGE – ALAMEDA STREET Tucson Downtown Center 2 H4 El Tiradito BONITA AVENUE Z Mansion C17 10th STREET COMMUNITY ALAMEDA STREET City Hall 4th Ave 1 9 Fox T2 Winsett 498 W. 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