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2018-Facilities-Map.Pdf PORT CANAVERAL FACILITIES INTER-AGENCY PORT MARITIME SECURITY OPERATIONS SPACEX OPERATIONS CRUISE TERMINALS CENTER FACILITY KENNEDY SPACE CENTER 5 & 6 CENTER ENTRANCE CAPE CANAVERAL LIGHTHOUSE SR 401 SUBMARINE DAYTONA SEAPORT PORPORT CANAT CANAVERALVERAL FACILITIES FACILITIES BANANA PASS & I.D. WHARF 92 INTERNATIONAL INTER-AGENCYINTER-AGENCY CANAVERAL AIRPORT PORT PORT MARITIMMARITIME E RIVER PARKING NCB8 MAGELLAN RD. FUEL TERMINAL TRIDENT PARKING GARAGE SDDC SECURITSECURITY Y Railroad FEC OPERATIONSOPERATIONSSPACEXSPACEX GARAGE FIRE 832ND SPACE FLORIDA BASIN CRUISECRUISE TERMINALS TERMINALS OPERATIONSOPERATIONS PARKING GROUPER RD. CENTERCENTER FACILITFACILITY Y KENNEDYKENNEDY SPACE SPACE CENTE CENTER R STATION CAPE CANAVERAL 5 & 6 5 & 6 CENTERCENTER CAPE CANAVERALCAPE CANAVERAL SNAPPER RD. DETACHMENT PORT CANAVERAL ENTRANCENTRANCE E S AIR FORCE PAS CT5 INLAND LOGISTICS CENTER LIGHTHOUSLIGHTHOUSE E ER PAYNE WAY V CT6 GT USA WAREHOUSE RD. 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MIDDLEMIDDLE TO LOCK/BARGE CANAL/ BOAT RAMPS RESTAURANT, RETAIL CANAVERAL BAIT & JETTY MALCOLM E. McLOUTH FRANK A. KENNEDY RD. FRANK A. KENNEDY RD. CONCESSIONS, CRUISE TERMINAL DR. CRUISE TERMINAL DR. BASINBASIN INTER-AGENCY CANAVERAL LOCKS INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY & MARKET AREA CT1 PLAZA KIOSKS PortPort Canaveral CanaveralPILOTS FUTURE CT3 TACKLE FISHING PIER PORT TURNINGTURNING FREDDIE BAIT & SNACK BAR road CHARLES M. ROWLAND DR. CHARLES M. ROWLAND DR. MARITIME RODNEY S. KETCHAM SCB4 TB1 SCB3SCB2SCB1 PARK NCB5 SECURITNCB5 Y OPERATIONSCEMEXCEMEX WHSE.WHSE. POSEIDONPOSEIDON MARINA DISTRICT PATRICK PARK SHOP SPACEX NCB2 NCB2 BASINBASIN MILITARYMILITARY PARK 528 528 BeachlineBeachline Expressway Expressway OPERATIONS ke CRUISE TERMINALS CENTER FACILITY WHARFWHARF KENNEDY SPACE CENTER CENTER DOLPHINDOLPHIN RD. RD. PROPERTYPROPERTY HERRING ST.CAPE CANCAPEAV CANERALAVERAL 5 & 6 GLEN CHEEK DR. 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REGIONAL ATLANTIC S S CABINSCABINS 46 I I GARAGEGARAGE CAPE HERRING ST. HERRING ST. INTER-AGENCY CRUISE TERMINALS MORTON MARLIN ST. MARLIN ST. AIRPORT CONVEYOR N N RO/RO SOUTHSOUTH CANAVERAL NAVAL CT2 PARKINGCT2 PARKINGCT3 PARKINGCT3 PARKING ENTRANCE KENNEDY OCEAN E PORT MARITIME NORTHNORTH 8 & 10 MULLETMULLET ROAD ROAD E SALT GT USAGT USARAMP CANAVERAL REGISTRATIONREGISTRATION TRANSMONTAIGNE V V SPRINT RD.INTERMODALINTERMODAL DISNEY CONTAINER POMPANO ST. POMPANO ST. BEACHBEACH CONCESSIONS CONCESSIONS SPACE ORDNANCE COLUMBIA RD. A SECURITY ENTRANCE A PARKINGPARKING 417 MARTIN MARIETTA FUEL TERMINAL D OPERATIONS CRUISE D TERMINAL GATE GATE SOUTH SPACEX CARGO RD. TEST UNIT AIR FORCE & RENTALS& RENTALS CENTER MATERIALS CRUISE TERMINALS OPERATIONS NCB1 CENTER FACILITY S.R.KENNEDY 528S.R. BEACHLIN 528 SPACE BEACHLINE CENTELINEE R EXPLORATIO(GT USA)EXPLORATIO N N PARRISHCPA PARRISH (NOTU) CAMPGROUNDCAMPGROUND ATLANTIS RD. STATION PARKING PARKING AGGREGATE FLOUNDER ST. FLOUNDER ST. 5 & 6 CENTER TO COCOA/ORLANDOTO COCOA/ORLANDO WEST HEALTHCAREHEALTHCARE DISCOVERY RD. GARAGE TOWERTOWER HANSON Orlando PARKING NCB CARGO GEORGEGEORGE J. KING J. BLVD. KING BLVD. & CABINS& CABINS TITUSVILLE SR 401 CAPE CANAVERAL CENTECENTER R YEAR-ROUNDYEAR-ROUND FIRE STATION, TERMINAL ENTRANCE CT8 TURNING 6 SLAG YARD 50 C AVE. PARKING GEORGEGEORGE J. KING BLVD.J. KING BLVD. LIFEGUARDSLIFEGUARDS 408 LIGHTHOUSE VSA 7 SNOOK RD. MIDDLE GATE GATE PORT CANAVERAL MARITIME ATLANTIC FRANK A. KENNEDY RD. CRUISE TERMINAL DR. BASIN CUSTOMSCUSTOMS & & . MARITIME ACADEMY Port Canaveral TURNING DR DR PURCHASING/RECEIVING Legend CHARLES M. ROWLAND DR. CHALLENGERCHALLENGER RD. RD. BORDERBORDER PATRO PATROL L RK RK OCEAN SR 401 NCB5 CEMEX WHSE. POSEIDON JETTY PAJETTY PA PORT PROPERTY & TOWER NCB2 CENTER PORTPORT SUBMARINE BULKBASINBULK (CBP) (CBP) PORTPORT PROPERTY PROPERTYMILITARY DAYTONA 528 Beachline Expressway CITY OF SEAPORT WHARF MARITIMECAPE CANAV FACILITIEERAL S DOLPHIN RD. 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