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BUILDING NAME ADDRESS ZIPCode ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES BUILDING 2221 WANDA DALEY DR 50011 ‐1004 ADVANCED MACHINERY SYSTEMS LAB 2323 PAMMEL DR 50011 AGRONOMY GREENHOUSE 935 N UNIVERSITY BLVD 50011 ‐3612 AGRONOMY HALL 716 FARMHOUSE LN 50011 ‐1051 AIRPORT HANGAR #1 2502 AIRPORT RD AIRPORT HANGAR #2 2500 AIRPORT RD AIRPORT ROAD WAREHOUSE STORAGE FACILITY 925 AIRPORT RD 50011 ‐1058 ALUMNI CENTER 420 BEACH AVE 50011 ‐1430 AMES / ISU ICE ARENA 1507 GATEWAY HILLS PARK DR AMES LAB CONSTRUCTION STORAGE BUILDING 2401 KOOSER DR 50011 ‐3608 AMES LAB MAINTENANCE SHOPS BUILDING 2409 KOOSER DR 50011 ‐3608 AMES LAB MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE BUILDING 2419 KOOSER DR 50011 ‐3608 AMES LAB PAINT & AIR CONDITIONING 2343 KOOSER DR 50011 ‐3610 AMES LAB WAREHOUSE 2437 KOOSER DR 50011 ‐3608 ANN CAMPBELL TRANSIT STATION 1901 S 4TH ST 50011 APPLIED SCIENCES COMPLEX 1 1925 SCHOLL RD 50011 ‐3055 APPLIED SCIENCES COMPLEX 2 1915 SCHOLL RD 50011 ‐3041 APPLIED SCIENCES COMPLEX 3 1921 SCHOLL RD 50011 ‐3613 APPLIED SCIENCES COMPLEX 4 2006 SCHOLL RD 50011 ARMORY 2519 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1049 ATANASOFF HALL 2434 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1090 BEARDSHEAR HALL 515 MORRILL RD 50011 ‐2103 BERGSTROM FOOTBALL COMPLEX 1822 S 4TH ST 50011 ‐1106 BESSEY HALL 2200 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐4009 BEYER HALL 2625 UNION DR 50011 ‐2034 BIORENEWABLES LABORATORY 617 BISSELL RD 50011 ‐1098 BLACK CULTURAL CENTER 517 WELCH AVE 50014 BLACK ENGINEERING BUILDING 2529 UNION DR 50011 ‐2030 CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT HALL 2224 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐4009 CARVER CO‐LABORATORY 1111 WOI RD 50011 ‐1085 CARVER HALL 411 MORRILL RD 50011 ‐2104 COLLEGE OF DESIGN 715 BISSELL RD 50011 ‐1066 COMMUNICATIONS BUILDING 1013 WOI RD 50011 ‐1067 COOVER HALL 2520 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1046 CROP GENOME INFORMATICS LABORATORY 819 WALLACE RD 50011 ‐4014 CURTISS HALL 513 FARM HOUSE LN 50011 ‐1054 CYCLONE SPORTS COMPLEX 1022 WELCH AVE 50011 ‐3055 DURHAM CENTER 613 MORRILL RD 50011 ‐2100 EAST HALL 510 FARM HOUSE LN 50011 ‐1054 EcPE ADDITION 712 BISSELL RD 50011 ‐1046 ELINGS HALL 605 BISSELL RD 50011 ‐1098 ENROLLMENT SERVICES CENTER 2433 UNION DR 50011 ‐2042 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY SERVICES BUILDING 2408 WANDA DALEY DR 50011 ‐3602 EQUINE LEARNING CENTER 2636 MORTENSEN RD EXTENSION 4‐H YOUTH BUILDING 1259 STANGE RD 50011 ‐1002 EXTENSION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 1037 HABER RD 50011 ‐3104 FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER 2623 BRUNER DR 50010 FARM HOUSE 601 FARM HOUSE LN 50011 ‐1057 FIREMANSHIP TRAINING 1015 HABER RD 50011 ‐3104 FISHER THEATRE 1930 CENTER DR 50011 ‐1055 FOOD SCIENCES BUILDING 536 FARM HOUSE LN 50011 ‐1054 FORESTRY GREENHOUSE 904 WALLACE RD 50011 ‐4006 FORKER BUILDING 534 WALLACE RD 50011 ‐4008 GENERAL SERVICES BUILDING 700 WALLACE RD 50011 ‐4013 GENETICS CHICK ISOLATION 1016 MORRILL RD 50011 BUILDING NAME ADDRESS ZIPCode GENETICS LABORATORY 2333 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐1025 GENETICS POULTRY LAB 2331 PAMMEL DR 50011 GERDIN BUSINESS BUILDING 2167 UNION DR 50011 ‐2027 GILMAN HALL 2415 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1021 GOLF CLUBHOUSE 2916 VEENKER DR 50011 ‐3614 HACH HALL 2438 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐1079 HAMILTON HALL 613 WALLACE RD 50011 ‐4010 HANSEN AG STUDENT LEARNING CENTER 2508 MORTENSEN RD 50011 ‐1095 HEADY HALL 518 FARM HOUSE LN 50011 ‐1054 HILTON COLISEUM 1705 CENTER DR 50011 ‐1056 HIXSON‐LIED STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER 215 BEACH RD 50011 ‐1400 HOOVER HALL 528 BISSELL RD 50011 ‐1096 HORSE BARN & MACHINE SHED 1050 N UNIVERSITY BLVD 50011 HORTICULTURE HALL & GREENHOUSES 2206 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐4009 HOWE HALL 537 BISSELL RD 50014 ‐1096 HUB 605 MORRILL RD 50011 ‐2100 HUMAN NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES BUILDING 706 MORRILL RD 50011 ‐2101 HUNZIKER GARDEN HOUSE 1415 UNIVERSITY BLVD 50011 ‐3625 INSECTARY & GREENHOUSE 2311 PAMMEL DR 50014 ‐1025 IOWA FARM BUREAU PAVILION 2143 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1050 ISU CHILD CARE CENTER AT VETERINARY MEDICINE 1520 CHRISTENSEN DR 50011 ‐1135 JACK TRICE STADIUM 1732 S 4TH ST 50011 JACOBSON ATHLETIC BLDG 1800 S 4TH ST 50011 ‐1142 JISCHKE HONORS BUILDING 603 FARM HOUSE LN 50011 ‐1057 KILDEE HALL 806 STANGE RD 50011 ‐1178 KING PAVILION 722 SHELDON AVE EXT 50011 KNOLL 111 KNOLL RD 50011 ‐2027 LABORATORY OF MECHANICS 2519 UNION DR 50011 ‐2030 LAGOMARCINO HALL 901 STANGE RD 50011 ‐1041 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 612 FARM HOUSE LN 50011 ‐1068 LEBARON HALL 626 MORRILL RD 50011 ‐2100 LIBRARY STORAGE FACILITY 2318 WANDA DALEY DR 50011 ‐3621 LIED RECREATION/ATHLETIC CENTER 518 BEACH RD 50011 ‐1430 LLOYD VETERINARY MEDICAL CENTER 1809 S RIVERSIDE DR 50011 ‐3619 LYNN FUHRER LODGE 1635 AMHERST DR 50011 ‐3620 MACKAY HALL 2302 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1078 MARSTON HALL 533 MORRILL RD 50011 ‐2103 MEATS LABORATORY 914 STANGE RD 50011 ‐1001 MEMORIAL UNION 2229 LINCOLN WAY 50014 ‐7163 METALS DEVELOPMENT BUILDING 2415 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐1015 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 2437 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐1079 MORRILL HALL 603 MORRILL RD 50011 ‐2100 MUSIC HALL 2427 UNION DR 50011 ‐2018 NATIONAL LABORATORY FOR AGRICULTURE & ENVIRONMENT 1015 N UNIVERSITY BLVD 50011 ‐3611 NATIONAL SWINE RESEARCH AND INFORMATION CENTER 1029 N UNIVERSITY BLVD 50011 ‐3611 OFFICE AND LABORATORY BUILDING 2401 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐2401 OLSEN BUILDING 1724 S 4TH ST 50011 ‐1108 PALMER HUMAN DEVELOPMENT & FAMILY STUDIES BUILDING 2222 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1084 PARKS LIBRARY 701 MORRILL RD 50011 ‐2102 PEARSON HALL 505 MORRILL RD 50011 ‐2103 PHYSICS HALL 2323 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1026 PLANT INTRODUCTION STATION RESIDENCE 3200 MORTENSEN RD 50014 ‐7914 PLANT PATHOLOGY GREENHOUSE 816 WALLACE RD 50011 POWER PLANT 616 BEACH RD 50011 ‐1402 PRINTING & PUBLICATIONS BUILDING 2333 KOOSER DR 50011 ‐1099 BUILDING NAME ADDRESS ZIPCode REIMAN GARDENS CONSERVATORY 1407 UNIVERSITY BLVD 50011 ‐3625 REIMAN GARDENS MAHLSTEDE CENTER 1215 UNIVERSITY BLVD 50011 REIMAN GARDENS MAINTENANCE BUILDING 1191 UNIVERSITY BLVD 50011 ROSS HALL 527 FARM HOUSE LN 50011 ‐1054 RUMINANT NUTRITION LABORATORY 1026 N UNIVERSITY BLVD 50011 SCHEMAN BUILDING 1805 CENTER DR 50011 ‐1059 SCIENCE HALL 2237 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1027 SCIENCE HALL II 2310 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐1031 SCIENCE HALL II ‐ ROOM 400 2310 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐0002 SCIENCE HALL II ‐ ROOM 500 2310 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐0002 SEED SCIENCE BUILDING 2115 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1050 SENSITIVE INSTRUMENT FACILITY 1901 SCHOLL RD 50014 ‐3041 SLOSS HOUSE 501 FARM HOUSE LN 50011 ‐1054 SNEDECOR HALL 2438 OSBORN DR 50011 ‐1090 SOUTH CAMPUS STORAGE FACILITY 1505 GATEWAY HILLS PARK DR 50011 SPEDDING HALL 2416 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐2416 STATE AVENUE OFFICE BUILDING 2121 STATE AVE 50011 ‐3623 STATE AVENUE WAREHOUSE 2123 STATE AVE 50011 STATE GYMNASIUM 2642 UNION DR 50011 ‐2029 STEPHENS AUDITORIUM 1900 CENTER DR 50011 ‐1136 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING 2505 UNION DR 50011 ‐2030 SUKUP BASKETBALL COMPLEX 1011 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE 50011 ‐7600 SUKUP HALL AND ATRIUM 609 BISSELL RD 50011 ‐1098 SWEENEY HALL 618 BISSELL RD 50011 ‐1098 TECHNICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES BUILDING 2408 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐1015 THIELEN STUDENT HEALTH CENTER 2647 UNION DR 50011 ‐2029 TOWN ENGINEERING BUILDING 813 BISSELL RD 50011 ‐1066 TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 919 HABER RD 50011 ‐3106 TROXEL HALL 619 FARM HOUSE LN 50011 ‐1057 UNIVERSITY SURPLUS AND STORAGE FACILITY 1102 SOUTHERN HILLS DR 50011 ‐3627 USDA GREENHOUSE 806 WALLACE RD 50011 USDA PLANT INTRODUCTION STATION 1315 STATE AVE 50011 ‐3624 VETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY 1850 CHRISTENSEN DR 50011 ‐1134 VETERINARY FIELD SERVICES 1712 S RIVERSIDE DR 50011 VETERINARY MEDICINE 1800 CHRISTENSEN DR 50011 ‐1134 VETERINARY MEDICINE LARGE ANIMAL HOSPITAL 1901 S RIVERSIDE DR 50011 VETERINARY MEDICINE SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL 1801 S RIVERSIDE DR 50011 WASTE CHEMICAL HANDLING BUILDING 1824 SCHOLL RD 50011 WILHELM HALL 2332 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐1025 ZAFFARANO PHYSICS ADDITION 2334 PAMMEL DR 50011 ‐1025.
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