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J4 11th St. UTPD Laurel Ave. 12th St. STREETSTREET Student Counseling Center (SCC) . J4 Impound Lot Fort Sanders PARKINGPARKING Hospital t. GARAGEGARAGE Student Health Center . H6 2 Candy 2 He Tyson Park Fort Sanders Area Factory Clinch Avenue Student Services Building (SSB) . K7 19th St. 21st St. 18th St. 22nd St. 20th St. 23nd St. 17th St. Victorian Bridge nley 13th S Clinch Ave. Student Success Center-Melrose . H5 14th St. Third Cr. Clinch Ave. Clinch Ave. 16th St. Houses Jersey Ave. Student Success Center-Volunteer . J4 Latter Day St. E. TN Saints VOLUNTEER HALL Sunsphere TANDEC . L3 Childrens Thompson Fort Sanders PARKING GARAGE SENTER UTUT Taylor Law Center (LAW) . K3 Cancer Survival HALL Cumberland Knoxville Hospital Center Area TANDEC CONFERENCECONFERENCE Hilton CHILD House CENTERCENTER TN Rec. Ctr. for Students (T-RECS) . F7 Sullins St. WHITE AVENUE PARKING GARAGE DEV. LAB Hotel White Ave. BLOUNT White Ave. St. Locust Temple Court (TC) . J4 HALL Tennessee Concord St. Amphitheater Knoxville Textiles Processing Laboratory . K3 TEXTILES PROCESSING LAB Convention Lindsay Pl. PANHELLENICPANHELLENIC Thompson-Boling Assembly Ctr. & Arena . L8 TAYLOR Center Church Ave. 3 LAW 11th ST. World’s Thornton Athletics Student Life Center . H7 CENTER HOSKINS PARKING Fair 3 UT FEDERAL 18th St. LIBRARY GARAGE Park Tom Black Track & Recreation Areas . G7 CREDIT UNION CLEMENT STRONG HALL Transportation Services . F7 HALL LAW Cumberland LIBRARY Cumberland Ave. Kingston Pike Foot Bridge JESSIE HARRIS UT POLICE Tyson Alumni Center . J4 Cumberland Ave. 11 70 Cumberland Ave. 974-3111 University Center & Plaza (UC) . K4 Mountcastle St. Mountcastle ACONDAACONDA University Club . A4 HOWARD H. BAKER JR. COURTCOURT TEMPLE COURT 22nd St. 21st St. Pedestrian 19th St. CENTER FOR Melrose Pl. HENSON HALL Fellowship Student Success Circle Dr Bridge University Police (UTPD) . M3 PUBLIC POLICY Center-Volunteer Post . 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J7 Campus FA CENTER Goodfriend Tennis Center . E5 RELIGIOUS CENTERS TENNESSEE THOMPSON-BOLING BUILDINGS & CODES Greve Hall . J4 FletcherF ASSEMBLY CENTER DIVISION OF LuckL Ln. BRENDA l COLLEGECOLLEGE OFOF u e LAWSON & ARENA Haslam Business Building (HBB) . J5 Advent House . G5 FORESTRY c t VETERINARYVETERINARY c k HASLAM ATHLETIC h Aconda Court (AC) . J4 Haslam Field . I8 Baptist Student Center . H5 MEDICINEMEDICINE L e FIELD CENTER n (Teaching(Teaching Hospital)Hospital) r 8 . Alumni Memorial Building (AMB) . K5 Henson Hall (HH) . J4 Catholic Student Center . H5 8 RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS PRATTPRATT Andy Holt Tower (AHT) . K7 Hesler Biology (H) . L5 Christian Student Center . H5 GREENHOUSE & SERVICES ROBERT M. LINDSEY FIELD PAVILIONPAVILION odd Helton Dr. at Amphitheatre . I5 Hess Hall . I5 Christian Student Fellowship . F4 T LINDSAY NELSON Dr. r. dsclaw Apartment Residence Hall . F6 Hodges Library (LIB) . J5 Episcopal Student Center . I4 Jacob D STADIUM ue Hol Aquatic Center (AQU) . F6 Hopecote . H5 Latter Day Saints Institute . K3 AGRICULTURE Chamiq Art and Architecture (AA) . I6 Hoskins Library (HOS) . K3 Lutheran Campus Ministries . I4 OFFICES BLDG. Austin Peay (AP) . K4 Howard H. Baker Ctr. for Public Policy . I4 Methodist Student Center . H4 UT PLOTT Gardens FORESTRY PRODUCTS BARN Auxiliary Services Building . H10 HPER (Physical Education) (HPR) . H6 Presbyterian Student Center . H5 RESOURCES STEAM Ayres Hall ( ) . L4 Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS) . J6 PLANT A TEACHING Bailey Education Complex (BEC) . J5 Humes Hall . G6 AGRICULTURAL CAMPUS 9 GREENHOUSE Berry Hall . M6 International House (IH) . I4 9 Third Cr. Black Cultural Center (BCC) . H5 Intramural Fields . G7 Agriculture Offices Building . D9 LEE PARKING & Blount Hall (BLNT) . K3 James A. Haslam II Business Building (HBB) . J5 Animal Science Laboratory . D7 SOFTBALL TRANSIT Jessie Harris Building (JHB) . L3 Biosystems Eng. & Env. Science (BEES) . C6 Ne STADIUM Brenda Lawson Athletic Center . J8 yla SERVICES nd Jones Intercollegiate Aquatics Center . E7 Business Incubator Building . D7 Gr REGAL GRAPHIC Burchfiel Geography Building BGB( ) . K4 een way SOCCER ARTS Kingston Pike Building . C1 C.E. Brehm Animal Sciences (BAS) . B7 y Campus Parking Information Center . J6 STADIUM SERVICES a w n Lady Vol Crew Boathouse . M6 Ceramics Annex (CERX) . C5 Stephenso e n Dr. re Carousel Theatre . I6 G d Laurel Apartments. J2 Crops Genetics Laboratory . B6 n Carrick Hall . G5 la ey Law Library .
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