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Park Slope 305 Neighborhood Map ¯ 349 Douglass Street Thomas Greene 151 Pacific St Hanson Place Seventh-day 728 311 Cuyler Gore Greene Avenue Playground 188 57 84 Adventist Church Bishop Loughlin 283 Park 373 Degraw Street 351 389 67 South Oxford Memorial 75 High School Brooklyn Bear’s Atlantic Av Space B52 189 Pacific Street Garden Barclays Center Fulton Street 4 Avenue Brooklyn Bear’s 285 375 371 South Elliott Place Carlton Avenue B5272 77 Dean Street 199 102 Garden 99 335 597 69 Academy Park Place B65 373 391 Sackett Street 748 90 Atlantic 109 575 B41 Greene Avenue 224 B63 97 Bergen Street Center South Portland Avenue B69 421 587 B37 124 B41 B65 393 607 599 B63 B69 102 B41 3 AvenueB37 LTD Atlantic Commons B103 B41 B25 Adelphi Street LTD LTD B26 589 St. Marks Place 113 443 28 144 B25 363 609 Warren-St. Marks B26 Community Garden South 231 Oxford 4 Avenue 50 Warren Street 209 Park 131 423 Barclays Center 423 162 B103 Clermont Avenue B69 Gowanus 345 LTD 365 Baltic Street 5 Avenue 45 Atlantic Avenue B69 South Oxford Street Flatbush Av Flatbush 425 70 Vanderbilt Avenue 149 141 182 5 Avenue Carlton Avenue Cumberland Street 629 Butler Street 213 6 Avenue 61 Flatbush Clinton Avenue 1 Avenue B45 90 167 667 449 202 218 653 631 Fort 77 B45 5 423 1 495 39 425 Fulton Street 4 Avenue 243 469 Douglass Street 108 467 Gateway 191 Gregory Place 675 Greene 451 41 487 Triangle Gates Avenue 661 655 Brooklyn Technical 5 Avenue97 High School Fields Bergen St Pacific Street 471 467 20 Union St 1 61 Degraw Street 5 Avenue 483 211 503 234 479 411 6 Avenue57 469 585 663 50 907 1 B63 Sackett Street 485 Brown Memorial 227 417 Dean Street Baptist Church Dean Brooklyn School for B63 75 Career Development, 470 Vanderbilt Playground Atlantic Avenue 495 Garden 80 PS 753 Avenue of Union 1 69 Clinton-Washington 164 Carlton Avenue Avs B25 251 Annie’s Union Street 707 B26 Garden Clinton Hill 96 Job Center 497 5 Avenue161 69 Bergen Street 533 Waverly Avenue 534 B25 B26868 1 95 188 Public President Street 495 Fulton 723 School 77 571 5 Avenue Church of St. Luke Street 114 & St. Matthew 83 573 St. Augustine’s 6 Avenue 1 115 206 Roman Catholic 497 733 Church 85 Carroll Street Prospect Place B41 560 906 Lincoln-Berkeley B67 B41 Jack B67 563 Theater 205 Community Garden St. Marks Avenue 545 575 B41 LTD Achievement First 735 133 B41 LTD 817 Endeavor School 220 565 Green Space at 73 President Street Park Slope 305 Playground 146 Flatbush Avenue Flatbush 5 Avenue 81 223 Garfield Place 588 B65 659 153 248 Park Place 559 607 83 135 601 111 Carlton Avenue 168 827 Clinton 542 239 845 Atlantic Avenue 83 137 Vanderbilt Avenue B45 266 609 6 Avenue Sterling Place B65 75 Park Slope 171 5 Avenue Public School, Hill B69 PS 282 307 B45 Sixth Avenue 614 669 Baptist Church 563 77 B69583 Washington Avenue St. Johns Place 629 861 6 Avenue 159 191 2 671 5 minutes Pacific Street 85 147 263 Flatbush 204 570 793 Avenue Vanderbilt 22 639 Avenue 139 207 Lincoln Place 636 561 795 Co-Cathedral 19 of St. Joseph 887 343 655 218 641 Dean Street Carlton Avenue 737 141 44 St. Mark’s Avenue/ 18 Atlantic Avenue 6 Avenue 165 7 Av 165 Prospect Heights 223 Berkeley Place 594 Memorial Community Garden 909 739 7 Avenue33 Presbyterian Underhill Avenue 234 Church 217 381 623 Lowry 677 Grace United Prospect Triangle 58 B41 Methodist Church Vanderbilt Avenue 579 B69 B41 Bergen Street Union Street 167 B69 219 44 B41 917 258 57 LTD B41 Heights 757 St. Francis Xavier LTD 43 145 620 Church 169 76 B69 President Street 267 759 622 7 Avenue B69 147 645 Pacific Street 272 5 minutes 385 73 64 179 St. Marks Avenue 781 169 229 605 6 Avenue 94 Prospect Heights Teunis G. Bergen 285 713 Carroll Street Community Farm School, PS 9 63 387 286 646 783 421 7 Avenue Vanderbilt 715 89 6 minutes No rth Avenue New York City 857 259 112 Church of Christ 671 821 Garfield Place 658 Flatbush Prospect Place Avenue 261 Old First 101 77 Washington Dean Street Reformed Underhill Avenue 745 Avenue Church 823 North Star B65 Academy, 295 1 Street 7 Avenue IS 340 747 681 741 8 Avenue Vanderbilt Avenue 116 Grand Army Plaza 2 Street B67 251 B69 Park Place 317 119 209 Lincoln Place B65 Park 32 50 784 7 Avenue 251 B67 319 686 B69 699 568 49 Sterling Place 659 William Penn 170 2 Slope 341 453 253 Public School, 781 7 Avenue 569 PS 321 70 296 144 229 Underhill 917 Berkeley Place t Washington Avenue s Playground 171 e 343 783 8 Avenue W 44 347 455 71 25 3 Street 802 t e e 28 Polhemus Place r Bergen Street 919 t S 279 a 90 Mount Prospect 606 2 z a 45 187 895 l Laboratory Building P 714 210 495 1 499 367 597 93 Washington 249 Grand Army Grand Avenue a Butler Place 172 B41 z Avenue 897 B69 a 7 Avenue l 369 814 Union Street P 389 687 118 Plaza t 203 343 177 s Fiske Place 801 B41 y 232 501 30 LTD a Underhill Avenue m E Bailey B41 r t B69 e 47 Fountain 109 A 7 Avenue e 345 r 122 t 391 628 d 803 60 B41 S n LTD a a z St. Marks Avenue r a 455 l 403 627 269 G P 200 129 957 267 1 President Street Duryea Presbyterian B45 405 323 209 Church 170 8 Avenue St. Johns Place B45 John Jay 325 656 High School 439 Public 190 Congregation Carroll Street 513 School 22 Beth Elohim 98 Soldiers and Sailors 653 189 Montgomery Place Memorial Arch 515 1 216 229 Old 80th 563 Precinct Prospect Place 1 238 267 Church of the 967 Virgin Mary 215 565 Garfield Place 780 571 st 35 17 e 251 8 Avenue 873 W rk Underhill Avenue 453 229 a 743 P 37 573 ct 320 e 1 Street p 523 s Washington Avenue Stroud ro Brooklyn-Queens Park Place 27 P West Drive 455 Playground Greenway 501 321 71 525 420 543 2 Street 35 E 341 a 810 421 Brooklyn Public s Washington te 545 Library Avenue Meadowport rn 732 3 Street Arch P 8 Avenue a 451 r Sterling Place 47 k Elijah Stroud 539 585 9/11 Grove w Center for 519 a School, Poly Prep y Nursing and 543 Garfield PS 316 Lower School Rehabilitation 453 4 Street Tot Lot Prospect Park Endale Arch Brooklyn Society Drive for Ethical Culture Mount Prospect 753 5 Street Park Brooklyn 840 Prospect Park West B48 65 Botanic Garden Classon Avenue 635 St. Johns Place Entrance 407 797 6 Street St. Teresa of Avila Roman Catholic Church 78 609 Greenpoint 790 e Savings Bank Panther v 409 Statues ri Building D t 521 s 789 e 93 W W 862 607 e Eastern Pkwy st B45 D Brooklyn Museum 523 riv e Lincoln Place Long 185 e 107 iv r 809 627 D st Meadow a 836 E Osborne Garden Washington Avenue 187 459 B48 117 Prospect Park West Litchfield Native Flora 627 Villa Third Street Garden Crown Playground 461 Rose Sterling Place Vale of Garden 848 Theodore Heights B41 Roosevelt Cashmere 223 Memorial B41 835 B41 Statue of Liberty Classon Avenue LTD B41 Sculpture Brooklyn LTD 225 p Museum r iv a t e St. Johns Place a Avenue Flatbush c c e s s Dr. Ronald Prospect Park McNair B45 629 Drive Prospect Rose Park Eastern Parkway Garden Park 631 Brooklyn St. Francis de Sales Lincoln Place School for the Deaf 788 Brooklyn Botanic Garden 567 Nellie’s Botanic Garden Franklin Avenue Lawn Visitor Center B48 Picnic House Cherry Classon Avenue Union Street Esplanade International High School at Prospect Heights 583 Prospect Park Eastern Parkway B48 Drive 327 e Japanese Coalition Garden 26 iv President Street 811 Dr Hill-and-Pond st We Garden Botanic Garden Franklin Av Battle Clara Barton Shakespeare High School Pass Washington Avenue Post: Grand Army Plaza Garden Map © City of New York. 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