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Downtown Brooklyn & Borough Hall D.U.M.B.O. • VINEGAR HILL • BROOKLYN HEIGHTS • FORT GREENE • COBBLE HILL • BOERUM HILL • CARROLL GARDENS __________________________________ Streets & Bridges Cheever Pl, L3 Fleet St, F8 Lawrence St, F6 Plymouth St, A5, C2 Tompkins Pl, L5 Points of Interest Brooklyn Heights Montessori School, K5 Church of St. Michael & St. Mark, E11 Empire Stores, C1 Iglesia Adventista del Septimo Día, K12 MetroTech Center NY State Supreme Court Bldg, F5 Pacific High School, H6 St. Joseph HS, G6 Whitman Houses, D9 Clark St, F2 Flushing Av, B10, C7 Lincoln Pl, L12 Poplar St, D2 Union St Bridge, M8 Brooklyn Heights Public Library & Cineplex Odeon Metropolitan, G6 Empire-Fulton Ferry Park, C1 Iglesia Antioquia Pentecostal Church, K4 #1 Brooklyn Union Gas/ NY State Workers’ Compensation Packer Collegiate Institute, H4 St. Joseph’s Services for Children & Williamsburgh Savings 3rd Av, L10 Clermont Av, B10 Fort Greene Pl, F10 Little St, A6 President St, M11 Union St, M7, M11 A. Fantis Greek Orthodox School, H5 Business Library, F3 City as School, D5 Family Court, F5 Immanuel & First Spanish Board, H6 Pier 2, F1 Families, H10 Bank Building, H11 Key accessible Transit Police Bear Stearns, F6 entrance & exit Y District Office 4th Av, K11 Clinton Av, B11 Front St, B5, C2 Livingston St, H4, H8 Prince St, E7 University Plz, G8 American Red Cross Headquarters, D4 Brooklyn Heights Synagogue, G3 Civil Court, G5 Farragut Houses Senior Center, B6 Methodist Church, J11 NY City Technical College CUNY, E5, F5 Pier 3, G1 St. Michael & St. Edward’s Church, D8 Wyckoff Gardens, K9 PW EX #2 F6 S N District 1 TPD E 5th Av, J12, L12 Clinton St, H4, L4 Fulton St, G8, G10 Love La, F2 Prospect Pl, K12 Vanderbilt Av, B10 Angelique Bed & Breakfast, M7 Brooklyn Historical Society, G3 Clark Lane Apartments, F2 Farragut Houses, C6 Ingersoll Houses, D8, E7 NYC Department of Education, H4 Pier 4, G1 St. Nicholas Cathedral, H8 YWCA, H9 E U #3 JP Morgan Chase, F6 Q N Y 6th Av, J12 College Pl, F2 Furman St, D1, J2 Main St, C2 Prospect St, D4 Verandah Pl, K4 Appellate Division NYS Supreme Court, G3 Brooklyn Hospital Center, F9 Cobble Hill Cinema, L5 Fire Department EMS, F6 Institutional Church of God in Christ, D11 NYC Board of Elections, G5 Pier 5, H1 St. Paul’s, St. Peter’s, Our Lady L #4 JP Morgan Chase, F7 K O O Adams St, B2, C3, F5 Columbia Hts, E1 Gallatin Pl, G6 Manhattan Bridge, B2 Red Cross Pl, D3 Vine St, D1 Atlantic Center Mall, H12 Brooklyn House of Detention, H6 Cobble Hill Nursing Home, K3 Firehouses, D10, E2, E6, H2, H8, J5, M5 Institute of Design & Construction, F7 NYC Department of Finance, G5 Pier 6, J1 of Pilar Church, K5 R #5 Dibner Library, F6 Subway Stations B elevator ★ stairwaysK Adelphi St, B9, E12 Columbia Pl, H2 Garden Pl, H3 Marshall St, A5 Red Hook La, G6 Warren St, K2, K7, K8, K10, K11 Atlantic Terminal Houses, H12 Brooklyn Law School, G5 Cobble Hill Park, K4 First Presbyterian Church, F3 Junior’s Restaurant, G8 NYC Department of Health, F8 Pier 7, K1 St. Vincent’s Services, H7 B to street or E E AV U N #6 Polytechnic University, F6 RTL S MY B H T R W building level Atlantic Av H11 O I A ÷ B 0Q 234fi C Aitken Pl, H3 Columbia St, K2 Gold St, B5, E6 Middagh St, F2 Remsen St, G2 Washington Av, B11 Axelle Gallery, J6 Brooklyn Longshoremen’s Medical Ctr, M5 Cobble Hill, K3 First Unitarian Church, F3 JHS 113, NYC Department of Social Services, H7, H9 Pier 8, L1 Second Opportunity School, J10 A K V D #7 Verizon, F6 W A AREA OF A V Albee Sq, G7 Concord St, D5, D7 Grace Ct, H2 Monroe Pl, F3 Rockwell Pl, G9 Washington Park, D10 BACA Downtown Cultural Center, E3 Brooklyn Mosque, H10 Cobble Hill Senior Center, L5 Former Naval Commandant’s House, A6 JHS 265, C9 NYC Fire Department Headquarters, H8 ★ Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims, E2 Society for Prevention of Bergen St 23 J12 Y Subway station and #8 Verizon, F6 THIS MAP Amity St, K2, K4 Congress St, K2, K4 Grace Ct Alley, H2 Montague St, G2 Ryerson St, A12 Washington St, C3 Baptist Temple, H9 Brooklyn Music School, H10 Cobble Hill School of American Fort Greene, F11 Kane Street Synagogue, L5 NYC Police Academy, E6 ★ Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument, E10 Cruelty to Children, H5 Bergen St FG K6 ATLANTIC AV exits #9 MetroTech Center, E6 P E E N ★ ★ ASTERN PKW W Anchorage Pl, B3 Court St, G4, K5 Grand Av, A12 Montague Ter, G2 S Elliott Pl, F10 Water St, B5, C2, C3 BAM Harvey Theatre, G10 Brooklyn Navy Yard Industrial Park, B8 Studies, K6 Fort Greene Park, E10 Keyspan, F6 One Pierrepont Plaza, F4 Brooklyn Hts Promenade, F1 South Brooklyn Seventh Day Borough Hall G5 Y N #10 IRS, G9 234fi S Y L Ashland Pl, E8, F9 Cranberry St, E2 Grove Pl, G8 Myrtle Av, C12, D10 S Oxford St, F11 Waverly Av, C12 ★ Barge Music, D1 Brookyn Renaissance Plaza, F5 Colony South Brooklyn Senior ★ Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument, E10 Kings County Civil Court, H6 Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Rotunda Gallery, F4 Adventist Church, M4 V #11, E6 Clark St F3 A I 23 Y N L W IA P Subway route Atlantic Av, J3, J8, J10, J12 Cumberland St, C9, F11 Hall St, A11 Myrtle Promenade, F6 S Portland Av, F11 Williamsburg Pl, Belante Gallery, J5 Brooklyn School for Global Studies, L7 Center, J9 Tennis Courts, F10 Kings County Supreme Court, G4 Cathedral, G3 Sacred Heart Chapel, K8 Sterling School, J7 X A V #12, F5 E LINDEN BLVD =2 =A =4 L Court St 0M 0R G4 S U Auburn Pl, D9 De Graw St, M2, M7, M11 Hanover Pl, G8 N Elliott Pl, C8 Sackett St, M3, M7, M11 Willoughby Av, E11 Bethel Day Care Center, L7 Brooklyn Tabernacle, H6 Columbus Plaza Park, F4 ★ Fulton Ferry Landing & Park, D1 Kingsview Co-Ops, E9 Oxford Nursing Home, G12 Sarah J. Hale Vocational HS, J10 Summa Gallery, G3 N symbol IA A V MetroTech Common, F6 A W De Kalb Av B 0M 0Q 0R G8 O H __________________________________ T Baltic St, L2, L4, L6, L11 De Kalb Av, E11, G8 Hanson Pl, H11 N Oxford St, C8 Sands St, C6, D4 Willoughby St, F7, F8 Bethel Baptist Church, J9 Brooklyn Technical High School, G10 Commodore John Barry Park, C7 ★ Fulton Mall, G6 Korean War Veterans Plaza, F4 Pacific Branch Public Library, J11 School of Nursing, J3 Times Plaza P.O., J10 G R U M O Fulton St G G11 F ★ MTA NYC Transit Headquarters & Y Bergen St, K5, K10, K11 Dean St, J5, J10, J11 Harrison Alley, B6 N Portland Av, C8 Schermerhorn St, H4, H8 Willow Pl, H2 Bethlehem Lutheran Church, J9 Brooklyn War Memorial, E3 Con Ed Building, G9 Gallery at MetroTech, G7 Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Parking Garage, F7 School of Seventh Day Adventists, G10 Trinity Park, D5 O ■ O W C Point of Interest H S C E S Info. Center, G5 ★ High St AC D3 A E A G Berkeley Pl, M12 Dock St, C1 Henry St, D2, H3, L4 Nassau St, D5 Sedgwick St, M2 Willow St, E2 Bishop Mugavero Center for Cadman Plaza Park, E3, F3 Concord Village, E4 General Post Office, F4 Church, G12 Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument, E10 Science Skills Center HS, D6 Two Bridges Borough Academy, D5 N B N N I P A K K V Boerum Pl, H5, J5 Doughty St, D1 Hicks St, D2, H2, K3 Navy St, B6, D7 Sidney Pl, H3 Wyckoff St, K5, K7, K9 Geriatric Care, J7 Cadman Towers, E3 Congregation Mt. Sinai, F3 George Westinghouse Vocational & Lewis Gallery, H10 MTA New York City Transit, H6 PS 8, D2 Seventh Day Adventist Church, G12 UA Court St Cinema, H5 Hoyt St-Fulton Mall 23 G7 W U F Y L A ★ T Tourist attraction ★ Middle Eastern Shopping Area, J4 B Bond St, G8, K8 Douglass St, L7, L11 High St, D4 Nevins St, H9, K9 Smith St, J6 York St, C3, C5 Boerum Hill, J7 Cadman Plaza North Houses, D3 Congregation B'nai Avraham, G3 Technical HS, E6 LIRR Terminal, H11 PS 20, E12 Spanish Pentecostal Church, K11 United Arab Services, J5 Hoyt St-Schermerhorn St AC H7 U R S Y H A W V G Bridge Plaza Ct, D5 Duffield St, D6, G7 Howard Alley, C2 New Dock St, C1 St. Edwards St, E9 Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, H7 Catholic Charities Diocese of Brooklyn, G4 Cumberland Diagnostic & Gowanus, L9 Long Island College Hospital, J3 MS 828, M7 PS 29, L4 St. Ann’s School, G4 US District Court, E3 K Jay St-Borough Hall AC F G6 P Y A Bridge St, B4, D5, F6 Elizabeth Pl, D1 Hoyt St, H7, K7 Old Fulton St, D2 St. Felix St, G10 Brooklyn Friends Meeting House, H6 Carroll Gardens, M4 Treatment Ctr, D9 Gowanus Arts Exchange, L10 LI University Brooklyn Center, F8 Multi Learning Center, K5 PS 32, M7 St. Agnes Church, M7 US Eastern District Court, G4 B Lafayette Av C G12 144 Building numbers P ★ Brooklyn Bridge, C1 Elm Pl, G7 Hudson Av, A5, G9 Orange St, E2 St. Johns Pl, L12 ★ Brooklyn Academy of Music/ Carroll Gardens Public Library, M4 Cuyler Warren St Methodist Church, K8 Gowanus Congregation of Jehovah's Admissions Municipal Building/P.O., G5 PS 38, J9 St. Boniface Church, F7 University Towers, E8 L Lawrence St-MetroTech 0M 0R G6 Brooklyn-Queens Expwy, Emerson Pl, Hunts La, H3 Pacific St, J2, J4, St.
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