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Pedestrian Map 2 A T M S A L A N Stirling N M R Centre E S Y M S E The Actress L E U O A Post & Mail E U L E L N T R & Bishop D W O R E T T G Building W E H H E A S L Birmingham S O R H P T T Ramp T 1 E L S E Two R 0 E Conference Aston L Altitude Ramgarhia L T Central Police N E H L E R Maharaja Jassa T Ludgate Livery Snowhill E S O Lakeside Centre 1 Sikh Temple T L Q T Station O 8 O L 1 T APR18 - 634748453281315 A Singh Ramgarhia L 7 Hill Subway U R A D A Steps E E R 9 Hall 1 H 7 6 C Snow N O 1 Steps S P CHANCELLOR’S W Hill Station West Midlands R A LAKE 1 3 O 1 3 5 Y Police Headquarters 5 1 C C 5 6 3 A 0 9 T M E D E E Colmore R T N R T E S C C T T 61 One E U Plaza Methodist S E R V E T R S E E S S R E R E E O Q 5 T D Snowhill T K T E R M U Central Hall R S N 8 L A A E R T O E D T S 3 E F PedestrianL WayfindingM - Walking &S Cycling in this area C L A A 1 N F C The Vaults L Victoria E E S E O N E W 2 G The W N 0 N R 8 E BT Tower A Law Courts O 0 R O 19 KPMG A L 5 6 D 3 P W O Queens 4 Y E L 5 L – E Cornwall S N H 3 H U S 8 G Arms O E S L E A Steps W T 1 Court H T O E 0 L T C E L E R R T 1 E O L T E Travelodge S T N E S E R S E N 3 T H The Jekyll T T A T 6 S 1 6 2 R E M E 1 5 The D L Canal 0 E E O N & Hyde E O A L T R O access Wesleyan G L 4 T 6 C S L St John S H A 26 E N U C A N Ambulance N 2 C E R K A 2 L Y W C O T N P E 6 H E L H T G E E 5 R R Z A S T L E U A D T 3 L T H A S H 7 L R W T – 5 T NEWHALL & F E E D A N R 5 1 E M S The Old R O A A T E D T E H R T The Old 45 P R C R SQUARE G R S A 1 E Great Charles Contemptibles R O E U M H T N 0 E COLMORE D M D O M 4 T Royal Church One A N M E S R Street Car Park 6 5 Snow Hill Interchange D A E The Greek N L McIntyre House N 0 72 6 O R L E B Street 1 -1 L Colmore H S A T Milan E 1 SQUARE R L T R W 5 L Orthodox E N T 1 VFor national and regional rail Y T E D E Row E T O M Q R R Cathedral S L A R A T R R T Y U C R E E A K CHURCH No 1 E Key E E E S E N E H T R T T N The Crown E Padlock T C S T STREET E R Colmore S W Sytner Rajdoot James Cord T Purnell’s S E E W T Sculpture R R E Square A O E L SQUARE T T Citizen N BMW Tandoori UCB Car Park E L S 9 Colmore Y 20 T A S C 0 8 D Advice T H 1 W 15 N Row R A N Rutland U Bureau E P 6 Pedrestrian route E E 0 7 R M 6 T L 0 2 O House D 1 S 1 UCB C E T T E R E Colmore E The Spa R E T Gate T D S A N S D P T S Canal T A E K E Masshouse Camden E Hotel C L access 2 V R 5 OLD 4 E T O T 3 W D House East E S 1 du Vin R R Y E SQUARE Access toNCP Alpha towersN & HSBC only L A G 8 R E E T B T N C C S Jojolapa 5 Londonderry N E T 7 O H 1 Tony E L R E E 2 L 8 E L 9 U Hancock O House O R Brittanic L A McLaren F 3 R 4 C T 3 D S S Mitchells & Lombard C sculpture A Warehouse Innovation The Priory Ramp Building E P Butlers plc 43 Home H S N A 1 House 6 O R -1 Court 1 S Rooms T A ibis Styles U S D 5 All Bar T 28 F M L E 6 N R The Grand 5 5 O -77 Birmingham One 1 Cycle route E 0 E 1 E W R M T N 1 H A 4 W 3 E E O Steps C E Birmingham 5 5 5 S E H E T L 7 0 R T Bull Street T L R The Coffin A R 5 E T E P E L Queensway Interchange N Christian L S R H E A H Works L 1 O S A L T Centre S 11 K R L N T Y C M T E L 1 S Cornwall T P Great K T H E E A R L S S L E S C L E 2 T W B The P K 7 S T M A R K S C R E University W E O P 4 A R R R Street E R C L U O S T Fleet S A Western N W R Y S E College T B A L Minories Metro Development Q T E N Chambers C L O U E R T T T Street E E Arcade E N O E 4 55 S T ORY S E N Mechu Birmingham Birmingham 3 4 W W T A R A Y E E Kitchen U 3 0 Post D N Canal S U 6 Edmund’s Colmore 1 R R P T M S M M (UCB) Chest Clinic Q E E 0 E R 5 E O N 2 access R O 1 7 Office L N W Après T Row 6 E P Ramp E C D S 1 2 Birmingham 9 C TY T R The E W S A The SquaO re L Y T Shakespeare E & Midland C E L T L A Masshouse E O E R Institute Peg D R U E M Centenay Square Development T R A S S T H A T N The Dale M A S T M A R K S C R E S C E N T A S C R E E S S D D G E W House H R S T A R 12 H W Oasis O U A N A R T -2 O S E T A S 2 A CENTRE L R W R L 6 E E L Birmingham Y A N T Canal T L A E D 5 R Asha’s 86 E 1 B AD D E 14 E E O G S N S 9 L W T C access T T -8 Cathedral P S R School U R 85 M N E M E E O Paradise Circus Development T T E D E 84 L T of Art York - 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