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Downtown Spokane & North Map 20 DOWNTOWN SPOKANE MAP DOWNTOWN SPOKANE MAP SPOKANE DOWNTOWN North Dakota DOWNTOWN SPOKANE DOWNTOWN & NORTH DOWNTOWN Lidgerwood Calispel 24 Cincinatti Mission Post Standard Addison 1 The Bing Crosby TheaterMission Maxwell Howar to Green Bluff, Astor Sinto Pearl Sinto Park Wall 2 Barrister Winery Sinto Sinto Mt Spokane, 16 The Lincoln Center d 3 Comfort Inn University District/Downtown Stevens Deer Park, Walnut Maple Sharp Sharp Sharp Ceda 4 Caterina Winery Post Chewelah, Ash Oa Elm Newport, 5 Courtyard by Marriott Spokane k r Boone Colville Boone Boone Downtown at the Convention Center Superior City Ticket Normandie Lincol 6 The Davenport Hotel and Tower DOWNTOWN & NORTH DOWNTOWN Park & Ride Atlantic Monro Calispel Desmet Gardner Desmet Desmet 7 Doubletree Hotel Spokane City Center DOWNTOWN SPOKANE MAP SPOKANE DOWNTOWN Gardner n Spokane Civic Theatre Spokane Veterans 28 Jundt Art Gallery 8 Fairbridge Inn Express e Memorial Arena Divisio Bing Crosby Memorabilia Room 9 Fairfield Inn by Marriott Lake Cataldo Dean Cataldo Cincinnati Hamilto Arthur 10 The GloverColumbus Mansion n Arena Shuttle Arena Trolley Trolley 11 Gonzaga University Washingto Oa Mallon Mallon Ash Gonzaga 12 Hotel Lusso k 800 Ruby Caterina Winery 4 Red Lion University n The 13 Hotel Ruby Spokane County Courthouse Flour Hotel at 11 Broadway the Park McCarthy Mill n Athletic 14 Interplayers Professional Theatre unique 23 North River Dr. Center Jefferson shops and Red Lion 15 Knitting Factory Concert House Madison Walnut resaurants Howard St. River Inn Adams Oxford Suites Mapl Ceda Foot Bridge Downtown 16 The Lincoln Center Ash Oa Elm 24 17 The Magic Lantern21 Theatre e k Divisio r 20 College College Don Kardong Springfield Patterson 18 Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox Spokane Regional Health Forestry Foot Bridge Shelter Baseball n Field 19 Montvale Hotel Bridge Bridge Spokane 22 20 Oxford Suites Downtown 25 Sirti River Courtyard by Marriott 5 Riverpoint Blvd 21 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