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Campus Maps 9-13-10 Tenley Campus Washington College of Law Yuma Street Tenley Street Circle 46th Federal Capital Constitution Street Street Avenue 45th Congressional 42nd Sedgewick Nebraska Dunblane Street Warren Street Street 44th Campus Massachusetts Main Main Campus Avenue 50 150 350 500 FEET 0 Wesley Admissions Green Room 100 250 Theological Katzen Seminary Arts Nebraska President's Center Avenue Building Glover Avenue Vicinity Map Leonard Gate University McDowell River Nebraska McDowell Road Chesapeake Tenley Campus Avenue Hughes 4620 Wisconsin Avenue Hughes 4000 Brandywine Street 4000 Brandywine Street Nebraska Woods - Brown Brandywine Amphitheater 4200 Wisconsin Avenue 4545 42nd Street 4620 Wisconsin Avenue Tenleytown/ Kogod Ward Circle Butterworth Kay M AU Metro Station Annex Albemarble Sports METRO Albemarble Red Line Sports Center 42nd Alton 43rd Center 44th Washington Bender Arena Yuma College ofYuma Law Tenley Circle Reeves Field Butler Pavilion 4801 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE Tenley Campus Ward Circle Massachusetts Windom Osborn 4300 NEBRASKA AVENUE 50th Building 48th Warren Battelle-Tompkins Massachusetts Warren Garage 49th Verplanck 4200 Wisconsin 45th 46th 47th Avenue 50th Avenue Van Ness Avenue Asbury Parking Van Ness Wisconsin Eric Friedheim Hannay Center Mary Graydon Quadrangle 46th Gate Fordham Upton AU (MGC) Sports Tindale Beeghly Central Hurst 45th Avenue Tilden Springdale Avenue 48th 47th Sedgwick Sedgwick Nebraska Avenue Nebraska Avenue 49th Media Woods Rodman Production Gate Parking Lot Avenue Main Campus Center Quebec Nebraska 4400 MASSACHUSETTS McKinley East Quad University Ward Circle AVENUE Bender Jacobs Field Centennial Massachusetts Library Place Child Development Westover Anderson Glenbrook New Park Dr. Center SIS Embassy Avenue Letts New Mexico Mexico Rockwood 3201 New Ave. Mexico Avenue 45th Clark Avenue Lowell St. Watkins Reeves 44th Lot Roper Gate Closed (closed) McCabe Metropolitan Gray Memorial United Methodist Church Kreeger LFS Fletcher Gate Newark Street Hamilton Safety Main Campus Parkway Rockwood Rockwood 50 150 350 Public 3201 New Mexico Ave. 500 FEET 0 100 250 Main Campus Office of University Architect 9-13-2010 Albemarble River Alton Road Chesapeake Avenue Yuma 4620 Wisconsin Avenue 4000 Brandywine Street Nebraska Brandywine 4545 42nd Street Tenleytown/ Windom Butterworth M AU Metro Station Albemarble Albemarble Red Line 50th 48th 42nd Alton 43rd Warren Washington 44th Yuma Massachusetts College ofYuma Law Tenley Circle 4801 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE Windom Tenley Campus 4300 NEBRASKA AVENUE 50th 48th Warren 49th Verplanck Massachusetts Warren 49th Verplanck 4200 Wisconsin 46th 45th 46th 47th 47th 50th Avenue Van Ness Avenue 50th Van Ness Avenue Wisconsin Van Ness 46th Fordham Upton Tindale 45th Avenue Tilden Springdale Avenue 48th 47th Sedgwick Sedgwick 46th Street Nebraska 49th Fordham Upton Rodman 46th Avenue Main Campus 45th Quebec 4400 MASSACHUSETTS University Ward Circle AVENUE Tilden 48th 47th Washington College of Law Massachusetts Place 4801 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Westover Street Glenbrook Dr. New Park Embassy Avenue Mexico Washington, D.C. 20016 45th Rockwood 3201 New Ave. Mexico Avenue Sedgewick 45th Lowell St. 44th Vicinity Map Street Street 44th Massachusetts Avenue Wesley Admissions Green Room Theological Katzen Seminary Arts Nebraska President's Center Avenue Building Glover Leonard Gate Avenue University McDowell Nebraska McDowell Hughes Tenley Campus Hughes 4000 Brandywine Street Woods - Brown Amphitheater 4200 Wisconsin Avenue Kogod 4620 Wisconsin Avenue Kay Ward Circle Annex METRO Sports Sports Center Center Bender Arena Butler Pavilion Reeves Field Ward Circle Osborn Massachusetts Building Battelle-Tompkins Garage Avenue Asbury Parking Eric Friedheim Hannay Center Mary Graydon Quadrangle Gate AU (MGC) Beeghly Central Sports Hurst Avenue Nebraska Avenue Media Woods Production Gate Parking Lot Center Nebraska McKinley East Quad Centennial Bender Jacobs Field Library Child Development Anderson Center SIS Letts New Mexico Clark Avenue Watkins Reeves Lot Roper Gate Closed (closed) McCabe Metropolitan Gray Memorial United Methodist Church Kreeger LFS Fletcher Gate 3201 New Mexico Ave. Newark Street Hamilton Safety Parkway Rockwood Rockwood Public Main Campus American University - Main Campus 50 150 350 4400 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. 500 FEET 0 Washington, D.C. 20016 100 250 Office of University Architect 9-13-10 River Road Chesapeake Avenue 4620 Wisconsin Avenue 4000 Brandywine Street Nebraska Brandywine Chesapeake 4545 42nd Street Butterworth Tenleytown/ M AU Metro Station Albemarble River Albemarble Red Line 42nd Alton 43rd Washington 44th Road Yuma College ofYuma Law Tenley Circle 4801 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE Windom Tenley Campus 4300 NEBRASKA AVENUE 50th 48th Warren Massachusetts Warren Tenleytown/ 49th Verplanck 4200 Wisconsin 45th 46th 47th 50th Avenue Van Ness Avenue Van Ness M AU Metro Station Wisconsin Albemarble 46th Red Line Fordham Upton Tindale 45th Avenue Tilden Springdale Avenue 42nd 48th 47th Sedgwick Sedgwick Nebraska 43rd 49th Rodman Yuma Tenley Circle Avenue Main Campus Quebec 4400 MASSACHUSETTS University Ward Circle AVENUE Wisconsin Massachusetts Place Warren Westover Glenbrook New Park Dr. Embassy Avenue Mexico Avenue Rockwood 3201 New Ness Ave. Avenue Van Mexico Avenue 45th Lowell St. 44th NebraskaTenley Campus Tindale 4300 Nebraska Avenue, N.W. Vicinity Map Washington, D.C. 20016 Yuma Street Tenley Circle Federal Capital Constitution Street Avenue Congressional 42nd Nebraska Dunblane Warren Street MainTenley Campus Campus Campus 50 150 350 Main 500 FEET 0 100 250 Office of University Architect 9-13-10 River Road Chesapeake Avenue 4620 Wisconsin Avenue 4000 Brandywine Street Nebraska Brandywine 4545 42nd Street Butterworth Tenleytown/ M AU Metro Station Albemarble Albemarble Red Line 42nd Alton 43rd Washington 44th Yuma College ofYuma Law Tenley Circle 4801 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE Windom Tenley Campus 4300 NEBRASKA AVENUE 50th 48th Warren Massachusetts Warren 49th Verplanck 4200 Wisconsin 45th 46th 47th 50th Avenue Van Ness Avenue Van Ness Wisconsin 46th Fordham Upton Tindale 45th Avenue Tilden Springdale Avenue 48th 47th Sedgwick Sedgwick Nebraska 49th Rodman Avenue Main Campus Quebec 4400 MASSACHUSETTS University Ward Circle AVENUE C-01 C-05 C-01 C-02C-06 Massachusetts Place Westover Glenbrook New Park Dr. Embassy Avenue Mexico Rockwood 3201 New Ave. Mexico Avenue 45th Lowell St. 44th Vicinity Map Office of University Architect 9-13-10.
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