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London Road Campus 123456789 Town centre Bus stop Academic, administrative and service buildings Town centre London Road campus, Pedestrian entrance town centre, Royal Berkshire Hospital Path Halls of residence P* and Museum of English Rural Life WHITEK NI Cafe Under construction Pedestrian entrance GH Wantage TS R P8 Car parks ALL Hall UPPER REDLANDS ROAD OA A CROFT ROAD D St George's Childs P* P* Car park restricted to Hall Hall users of this building P* Foxhill Hillside P* P* Dunsden One-way system To London R Road Greenow E Crescent D L D Mackinder Hall McCombie Town centre A OA Whiteknights N R and station D EW D Lake AD S N A P* R O P* W RO O Windsor Stenton Hall R Sports Wessex O B A T P* Hall P* S & Townhouses K CH D R grounds Hall W I U N H H G P2 I LM T H Town centre E P3 E A P K M CHUR and station N RO I A G D P16 Bridges Hall H rive T P1 ueen’s D P (open 2014) S Q R Shinfield Road P O Benyon A D Earley Gate Hall N Health Sports P4 C Centre grounds P* S St Patrick’s H NORTHC I Hall N P5 P* P* F I E Chance P* llor’s W L ay D R P OU D O P9 A A R P6 Friends' P22 D P15 P O T Bridge R P* AV P7 S ENU S P E D P22 N E P24 R Sherfield E P10 P14 D L Hall I P8 P23 W P12 P11 P13 Pepper Lane E Harris Garden D A 0 200m O R PE S P S PE E 0 600ft R N L R A E N D E L I W F Repton Loudon Grey Addington Penn Bus stop Buildings Winchcombe T Telephones Halls of residence Blagrave T Path P8 Car parks Highwood Mitford Cafe Huntley Blackstone P Hollins Faringdon To playing fields P P Tennis courts a h b T g P P c P a P T P f b i e k P P d j AVENUE Entrance 2 OODLANDS W Main Entrance P Entrance 3 0 100m 0 300ft London Road campus Updated April 2013. © Copyright The University of Reading SIDMOUTH STREET Pedestrian only entrance Crown Place LONDON ROAD (A4) Town centre VEHICULAR ENTRANCE Name AD 4 Art Royal 5 Theatre Arts, Education and Deaf Studies (TAEDS) Berkshire Hospital 10 Science 14 Eat and Drink at London Road KENDRICK RO 14 National Centre for Language and Literacy 16 Institute of Education main reception and staff offices ACE White OILETS T 19 Staff offices Gates WN PL car park REDLA 22 Main lecture theatre, drama and teaching classrooms O 24 Teaching Resource Base CR 28 Physical education (Gym) ND S 29 Music RO 33 ICT and Modern Foreign Languages AD 40 S@il Away (study area) 41 POrters LOdge TOILETS 43 Senior Common Room 45 Great Hall 46 Clinical Health Sciences Cafe 46 Old library building Bus stop 49 Clock tower memorial Taxis Bike rack est cloister car park W 0 50m 0 80ft TOILETS endrick Rd. and bus stop Acacia Road Footpath to K Acacia Road car park Kendrick car park MERL entrance Museum of English Rural Life and Special Collections Service Museum car park Whiteknights campus.
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