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Mardi Gras Parade Route a N JA C K S O N S T ADAMS ST GLIDDON PL CONGRESS ST ST JOSEPH ST N CONCEPTION ST CONCEPTION N ST MICHAEL ST N JOACHIM ST JOACHIM N ST WATER N KENNEDY ST KENNEDY Mardi Gras Parade Route A ST JACKSON N " N ROYAL ST ROYAL N N CLAIBORNE ST CLAIBORNE N N FRANKLIN ST FRANKLIN N STATE ST N PINE ST PINE N " ST ANTHONY ST BIENVILLE LOCUST ST LOCUST ST LOUISST HAMILTON N ST SQUARE N SCOTT ST SCOTT N ST LAWRENCE N STATE ST ST BROAD N " N BAYOU ST BAYOU N N CEDAR ST CEDAR N N WARREN ST WARREN N N JEFFERSON ST JEFFERSON N ST EMANUEL ST EMANUEL ST !i N DEARBORN ST DEARBORN N !i S CONCEPTION ST CONCEPTION S N WASHINGTON AVE WASHINGTON N BANKHEAD TUNNEL a ST JOACHIM S ST WATER S ST FRANCIS ST c ST ROYAL S UNITY POINT PARK CATHEDRAL S JACKSON ST JACKSON S " COOPER S CLAIBORNE ST CLAIBORNE S SQUARE OAK ST RIVERSIDE PARK N HALLETT ST HALLETT N N PINE ST PINE N RYAN ST FRANKLIN S PARK ST HAMILTON S " t® DAUPHIN ST ;1 S LAWRENCE ST LAWRENCE S c " S P R IN;1 G H IL L A V E ¡¾ c MARDI GRAS OLD SHELL RD " ×Ñ ST CEDAR S PARK GEORGE C WALLACE TUNNEL EAST " ST WARREN S S DEARBORN ST DEARBORN S " NEW ST FRANCIS ST " " 1 Alcohol Free Zone " S SCOTT ST SCOTT S @ ; THEATRE ST c ST LEBARON c CONTI ST " S BAYOU ST BAYOU S " GOVERNMENT ST SPANISH S BROAD ST BROAD S !i " @ Carnival Museum ST JEFFERSON S " PLAZA S WATER ST ON I-10 ON ST WATER S c " MOBILE LANDING PARK LANDING MOBILE COMMON ST COMMON S PINE ST PINE S MONROE ST Fire Central " ×Ñ MALAGA CHURCH SQUAREST START S CONCEPTION ST t® Handicapped Area AVE WASHINGTON S " FINISH I7 CIVIC CENTER DR I7 ImpoundCAROLINE Lot AVE S HALLETT ST HALLETT S ESLAVA ST ¡¾ Museum of Mobile MONROE ST I-10 " !i Parking S WATER ST ONI-10 OFFI-10 S WATER W ST CHARLES ST CHARLES MARINE ST MARINE MONTAUK AVE ST SCOTT S a Police Central Events " BRITISH PARK !i c MADISON ST C A N A L S T R E E T S E R V IC E R D ESLAVA ST RÆ RÆ RV City CHURCH ST ST WATER OLD GEORGE ST GEORGE " C A N A L S T R E E T S E R V IC E R D I-10 E OFF S WATER ST CHATHAM ST CHATHAM " P A LM E TT O S T CANAL ST Please notice the posted gold and purple signs: P A LM E TT O S T ST ROYAL S I-10 NO PARKING 2 hours before, during and after parade. ST SCOTT S J Note: Days, times and routes are subject to change. 2019 Parade Schedule Sunday, March 3 Saturday, February 23 Tuesday, February 26 2:30 pm.....Joe Cain Friday, February 15 2:00 pm.....Mobile Mystics 6:30 pm.....Order of LaShe's 3:00 pm.....Joe Cain Procession 6:30 pm.....Conde Cavaliers 2:30 pm.....Mobile Mystical Revelers Thursday, February 28 5:00 pm.....Le Krewe de Bienville Saturday, February 16 3:00 pm.....Mobile Mystical Friends 6:30 pm.....Mystic Stripers Society 5:30 pm.....Krewe de Secondline 2:30 pm.....Bayport Parading Society 7:00 pm.....Order of Butterfly Maidens Friday, March 1 Monday, March 4 3:00 pm.....Mystic DJ Riders 7:30 pm.....Krewe of Marry Mates 6:30 pm.....Crewe of Columbus 12:00 Noon.....King Felix III 6:30 pm.....Pharaoh's Mystic Society Sunday, February 24 Saturday, March 2 12:30.....Floral Parade 7:00 pm.....Conde Explorers 6:30 pm.....Neptune's Daughters 12:00 noon.....Floral Tuesday, March 5 Thursday, February 21 7:00 pm.....Order of Isis 12:30 pm.....Knights of Mobile 10:30 am.....Order of Athena 6:30 pm.....Order of the Polka Dots Monday, February 25 1:00 pm.....Mobile Mystical Ladies 12:30 pm.....Knights of Revelry Friday, February 22 6:30 pm.....Order of Venus 1:30 pm.....Order of Angels 1:00 pm....King FelixIII 6:30 pm.....Order of Inca 7:00 pm.....Order of Many Faces 1:30 pm....Comic Cowboys Prepared By: City of Mobile GIS Date: 2/12/2019 N JOACHIM ST JOACHIM N DEKLE DR P E R S IM M O N S T I-165 DALE AVE RD TELEGRAPH S H O R T M A N A S S A S S T ALABAMA STATE DOCKS BLVD DOCKS STATE ALABAMA S T M A D A R S T THIRD CT PECAN ST SECOND CT CEDAR AVE CEDAR ENGLISH ST ENGLISH H E R C UST LEHICKORY S S T MANASSAS ST FIRST CT PEACH ST PEACH ST ROYAL N DELCHAMPS DR DELCHAMPS " ST PLUM THOMAS JOE RADFORD EARLE ST FISHERS ALY FISHERS REC CENTER LIPSCOMB ST N LAWRENCE ST LAWRENCE N N WATER ST MAPLE ST MAPLE MONDAY ST MONDAY WASHINGTON PL WASHINGTON BLOODGOOD ST LYONS ST ADAMS ST " RENAISSANCE DR W N WATER ST CEDAR AVE CEDAR ST DAVIDSON TERRILL ST TERRILL STUART CIR BEAUREGARD ST PEACH ST PEACH G LE N N O N A V E ST MARMOTTE CONGRESS ST CUBA ST CUBA ST MARSHALL D R M A R T IN" L U T H E R K IN G JR A V E ADAMS ST CLAY ST CLAY LYONS ST DETONTI SQUARE PARK BASIL ST N LAFAYETTE ST LAFAYETTE N ST GASTON C H E S TN U T S T LEXINGTON AVE LEXINGTON ARMISTEAD ST ARMISTEAD STATE ST SENGSTAK ST SENGSTAK CUBA ST CUBA ST CALHOUN HARRISON ST HARRISON N ANN ST ANN N START " LOLA ST ST CHERRY RYLANDS ST RYLANDS CAMP ST ADAMS ST PEARL ST PEARL ISOM CLEMONS CIVIL C O N G R E S S S T N ROYAL ST ROYAL N ST JOSEPH ST JOSEPH ST ST LOUIS ST IGHTS MEMORIAL PARK ST CONCEPTION N ST STEPHENS RD ST HOSPITAL N CEDAR ST CEDAR N CENTER ST STATE ST GLIDDONST ANTHONY PL ST JOACHIM N ST KENNEDY ST KENNEDY NORMAN ST NORMAN " FINISH ST JACKSON N N BROAD ST ST CLAIBORNE N N FRANKLIN ST FRANKLIN N N HAMILTON ST HAMILTON N " " COTTAGE DR COTTAGE " ST LAWRENCE N LOCUST ST LOCUST N CEDAR ST CEDAR N N PINE ST PINE N ST MICHAEL ST N WARREN ST WARREN N BIENVILLE N DEARBORN ST DEARBORN N SQUARE N WASHINGTON AVE WASHINGTON N " S P R IN G H IL L A V E ST FRANCIS ST STATE ST N SCOTT ST SCOTT N ST ROYAL S ST EMANUEL ST EMANUEL ST S CONCEPTION ST CONCEPTION S !i ;1 Alcohol Free Zone ST BAYOU N i! N JEFFERSON ST JEFFERSON N N JULIA ST JULIA N BUSH AVE BUSH GARNETT AVE cGARNETT DAUPHIN ST " a ST JOACHIM S BANKHEAD TUNNEL SPRINGHILL @ Carnival Museum UNITY POINT c PARK PARK CATHEDRAL " c " COOPER OAK ST ST FRANKLIN S SQUARE I-10 ON ST WATER S O LD S H E LL R D " RIVERSIDE PARK RYAN MICHAEL DONALD AVE DONALD MICHAEL PARK ST HAMILTON S ×Ñ Fire Central t® " ST EMANUEL ST ;1 " 1 ST JACKSON S c ¡¾ c; MARDI GRAS PARK N PINE ST PINE N ×Ñ t® HandicappedC H A M B E R LAArea IN A V E BLACKLAWN N HALLETT ST HALLETT N N E W S T F R A N C IS S T " " I7 Impound Lot " " GOVERNMENT@ ST " CHURCH ST THEATRE ST LEBARON ST LEBARON ST LAWRENCE S c SPANISH S SCOTT ST SCOTT S !i DAUPHIN ST " PLAZA " LE MOYNE PL MOYNE LE N JULIA ST JULIA N ¡¾ Museum of Mobile ST COMMON MOBILE LANDING PARK LANDING MOBILE S PINE ST PINE S MONROE ST S BAYOU ST BAYOU S MALAGA S WASHINGTON AVE WASHINGTON S ST DEARBORN S S CEDAR ST CEDAR S SQUARE S BROAD ST BROAD S CIVIC CENTER DR !i Parking " S CONCEPTION ST S JEFFERSON ST JEFFERSON S S WARREN ST WARREN S I7 S WATER ST WATER S OAKLAND TER OAKLAND CONTI ST a Police Central Events CAROLINE AVE S JULIA ST JULIA S S HALLETT ST HALLETT S ESLAVA ST MONROE ST c ST MARINE AZALEA ST S GEORGIA AVE GEORGIA S RV City S WATER ST ON I-10 W MCPHILLIPS AVE MCPHILLIPS RÆ S ANN ST ANN S I-10 MONTAUK AVE BRITISH PARK ST WATER OLD CHARLES ST CHARLES !i GOVERNMENTST CHATHAM ST MADISON ST ESLAVA ST GEORGE ST GEORGE CHURCH ST CANAL ST RÆ Please notice the posted gold and purple signs: C A N A L S T R E E T S E R V IC E R D BROWN ST ST CLAIBORNE S NO PARKINGAVE BRADFORD 2 hours before, during and after parade. P A LM E TT O S T I-10 S ROYAL ST ROYAL S PARKER ST PARKER 2019 Parade Schedule Mardi Gras Parade Tuesday, March 5 J 2:00 pm.....Mobile Area Mardi Gras Association Prepared By: City of Mobile GIS Route B Note: Days, times and routes are subject to change. Date: 2/12/2019 " FINISH ISOM CLEMONS CIVIL RIGHTS " MEMORIAL PARK START c;1 Alcohol Free Zone " " @ Carnival Museum GLIDDON PL c CONGRESS ST ST JOSEPH ST N CONCEPTION ST CONCEPTION N Fire Central ×Ñ ST MICHAEL ST N JOACHIM ST JOACHIM N ST WATER N t® Handicapped Area " N JACKSON ST JACKSON N N ROYAL ST ROYAL N I7 Impound Lot ST CLAIBORNE N N FRANKLIN ST FRANKLIN N STATE ST ¡¾ Museum of Mobile ST ANTHONY ST BIENVILLE SQUARE ST LOUISST HAMILTON N ST Parking ST SCOTT N ST LAWRENCE N !i ST BROAD N N BAYOU ST BAYOU N Police Central Events ST CEDAR N a ST WARREN N c ST JEFFERSON N !i ST EMANUEL ST EMANUEL ST RV City ST DEARBORN N RÆ ST CONCEPTION S N WASHINGTON AVE WASHINGTON N " " a ST JOACHIM S ST WATER S ST FRANCIS ST c S ROYAL ST ROYAL S UNITY POINT PARK CATHEDRAL SQUARE S JACKSON ST JACKSON S S CLAIBORNE ST CLAIBORNE S S FRANKLIN ST FRANKLIN S " RYAN PARK ST HAMILTON S " DAUPHIN ST M A R D; I1 G R A S P A R K t® " c 1 ST LAWRENCE S ¡¾ S P R INc; G H IL L A V E ×Ñ" ST CEDAR S " S WARREN ST WARREN S S DEARBORN ST DEARBORN S " @ S SCOTT ST SCOTT S " c THEATRE ST LEBARON ST LEBARON " CONTI ST SPANISH PLAZA !i S BAYOU ST BAYOU S GOVERNMENT" ST S BROAD ST BROAD S " ST JEFFERSON S COMMON ST COMMON " " MONROE ST MALAGA SQUARE CHURCH ST S CONCEPTION ST S WASHINGTON AVE WASHINGTON S " 7I CIVIC CENTER DR Please notice the posted gold and purple signs: NO PARKING 2 hours before, during and after parade.
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