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UNC Parking Zone Map UNC Transportation & Parking UNC Parking Zone Map UNC Transportation & Parking A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z **UNC LEASES SPACE 26 CAROLINA IN THESE BUILDINGS MT. ROAD HOMESTEAD PINEY VD. (NC NORTH LAND MGMT. 21 21 OFFICE OPERATIONS CTR. VD., Key HILL 1 , JR. BL 1 HORACE WILLIAMS AIRPORT 41 41 “RR” VD AND CHAPEL Resident UNC Commuter Lot R12 (XEROX) Employees Visitor Parking (Permit Required) RR MLK BL TIN LUTHER KING PRINTING PLANT SERVICES MLK BL MAR 86) O I-40 T TH (SEE OTHER MAPS) TE 40 HOMESTEAD ROAD VD. O 720, 725, & 730 MLK, JR. BL A T PHYSICAL S DRIVE EXTENSION R11 NOR NORTH STREET ESTE O INTERST AHEC T Students V Public Visitor Parking HANGER EHS STORAGE 42 22 R1 22 42 ENVRNMENT HL N1 .3 MILES TO TH. & SAFETY ESTES DRIV COMMUTER LOT . 2 Employees / Students Metered Parking 2 E NC86 ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS CENTER CHAPEL HILL MLK JR. BOULE NORTH PRITCHARD STREET CHURCH STREET SURPLUS WAREHOUSE GENERAL STREET STOR 43 A EROOM 43 Student Family Housing UNC Park and Ride Lot 23 23 NC 86 V R1 ARD WEST ROSEMARY STREET EAST ROSEMARY STREET L R1 ARKING ARD V TH COLUMBI R1 / R2OVERFLOW ZONEP HIL R ACILITIES TH EY F SHOPS L R RN NO ENERGYBUILDING SERVICES CONSTRUCTION R1 NO . HO , JR. BOULE N9 R1 / CHAPE 208 WEST SER BUILDING CVS VICE FRANKLIN ST. 3 ST GILES F 3 N1 N10 PLAZA ATION R10 AIRPOR R2 1700 U.S. POST COATES MLK OFFICE & BLDG. T DRIVE I.T.S. DISTRICT BRANCH STREET TIN LUTHER KING MAR FRANKLIN COURT HENDERSON STREET CHAPEL HILL 44 ACILITIES DRIVE 44 BUSINESS DISTRICT F PICKARD STREET AR 24 STUDIOT 24 WEST FRANKLIN STREET EAST FRANKLIN STREET ADMINISTR WEAVER DAIRY ROAD OFFICE A WEAVER DAIRY ROAD N3 BUILDING TIVE 134 1/2 FRANKLIN HILL PRESIDENT’S STREET BUILDING COMMERCIAL BATTLE BUILDING V RESIDENCE VANCE LOVE HOUSE / UNC OUTPATIENT PETTIGREW U HUTCHINS S IMAGING CTR. 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