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Pratt Street Garage Information April 19, 2019 Board of Regents Meeting - Map and Directions Pratt Street Garage Information: Those that are walking or being dropped off, the address to the Campus Center is: 621 W. Lombard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201. Directions to the Pratt Street Garage which is located at 646 W. Pratt St., Baltimore, MD 21201 • From I-95 • Take exit 53 for I-395/MLK Blvd. (toward Downtown Baltimore) (0.5 mi) • Merge onto I-395 (0.3 mi) • Take MLK Jr. Blvd exit (0.4 mi) • Slight left at N MLK Jr. Blvd (0.7 mi) • Turn right at W. Pratt St. • Pass through one light, crossing over Penn Street; then the very next opening turn left for the entrance to the garage. Guests may enter the SMC Campus Center from Level 3 on the east side of the garage (there will be security coverage). Note: Pratt Street Garage clearance is 7 feet, 5 inches. 2 George Street April 19, 2019 Board of Regents Meeting - Map and Directions Franklin Street Charles Street Tyson Street Tyson UMB CAMPUS MAP Mulberry Street MAP KEY Saratoga Street SaratogaAcademic Street Building C Patient Care Building Garage Saratoga D Support Building UMB Parking Garage Garage Arch Street Lexington UMB POLICE A B Pearl Street Open Green Space Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Jr. King Luther Martin Lexington Street Fremont Avenue Pine Street Community Resource Pearl St. Building Entrance Garage Paca Street Park Avenue E F Emergency Room Fayette Street EntranceFayette Street One-Way Street Schroeder Street Schroeder BALTIMORE VA MEDICAL Baltimore Grand Garage DENTISTRY Public Parking SCHOOL OF CENTER Arch Street G BioPark PHARMACY Garage SCHOOL OF CAREY SCHOOL K OF LAW Permit Parking Howard Street Eutaw Street Baltimore Street Baltimore Street MAP KEY SCHOOL OF Plaza Public Safety Callender Street MEDICINE Booth Street Academic BuildingGarage H Police Escorts & Non-Emergency Patient CareGreene Street Building Redwood410-706-6882 Street SCHOOL OF Hollins Street SOCIAL WORK Emergency 711 (Campus Phone) Parkin Street Support Building or 410-706-3333 UM MEDICAL CENTER Boyd Street UMB Parking Garage Emergency Phones Penn Street Open Green Space Van Escort Boundaries Lombard Street Lombard Street SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Community Resource Walking Escort Boundaries Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard SCHOOL SMC OF NURSING CAMPUSBuilding Entrance Lemmon Street CENTER I Public Transportation Pratt St. Hopkins Place J HS/HSL EmergencyLIBRARY Room Garage Metro Subway Penn St. Garage Poppleton Street Entrance Pratt Street Lexington Market Stop Pratt Street One-Way Street MARC Train Public Parking Camden Station Emory Street Permit Parking Light Rail Tracks Portland Street Camden Street McHenry Street MAP KEY Russell Street Scott Street Barre Street Barre Public Safety Light Rail Stops Academic Building Police Escorts & Non-Emergency Lexington Market Patient Care Building Washington410-706-6882 Boulevard Emergency 711 (Campus Phone) University Center/ Support Building Ramsay Street Warneror Street 410-706-3333 Baltimore Street UMB Parking Garage Emergency Phones Convention Center Open Green Space Van Escort Boundaries Camden Yards Washington Boulevard Community Resource Walking Escort Boundaries UM shuttle Stops Building Entrance Public Transportation 701 BioPark/Midtown Emergency Room Medical Center Entrance Metro Subway Lexington Market Stop 702 Mount Vernon One-Way Street MARC Train 703 Federal Hill Public Parking Camden Station 704 Canton/Fells Point Permit Parking Light Rail Tracks MAP KEY Academic Building Public Safety Light Rail Stops University Parking Police Escorts & Non-Emergency Patient Care Building 410-706-6882 Lexington Market A Lexington Garage Support Building Emergency 711 (Campus Phone) University Center/ B Koester’s Lot or 410-706-3333 Baltimore Street UMB Parking Garage C Saratoga Street Garage Emergency Phones Convention Center Open Green Space D Administration Lot Van Escort Boundaries Camden Yards Community Resource E Pearl Street Garage Walking Escort Boundaries Building Entrance UM shuttle Stops F Fine Lot Emergency Room Public Transportation 701 BioPark/Midtown G Baltimore Grand Garage Entrance Medical Center Metro Subway H Plaza Garage Lexington Market Stop One-Way Street 702 Mount Vernon I Penn Street Garage MARC Train Public Parking 703 Federal Hill Camden Station J Pratt Street Garage Permit Parking 704 Canton/Fells Point Light Rail Tracks K BioPark Garage Public Safety Light Rail Stops Police Escorts & Non-Emergency University Parking Walking Paths 410-706-6882 Lexington Market A Lexington Garage Emergency 711 (Campus Phone) Red Walking Path (1.5 mi) or 410-706-3333 University Center/ B Koester’s Lot Baltimore Street Blue Walking Path (1 mi) Emergency Phones C Saratoga Street Garage Convention Center Green Walking Path (.75 mi) Van Escort Boundaries D Administration Lot Camden Yards Walking Escort Boundaries E Pearl Street Garage UM shuttle Stops F Fine Lot Public Transportation umaryland.edu 701 BioPark/Midtown G Baltimore Grand Garage Metro Subway Medical Center Lexington Market Stop H Plaza Garage 702 Mount Vernon MARC Train I Penn Street Garage Camden Station 703 Federal Hill 3 J Pratt Street Garage Light Rail Tracks 704 Canton/Fells Point K BioPark Garage Light Rail Stops University Parking Lexington Market Walking Paths A Lexington Garage University Center/ Red Walking Path (1.5 mi) Baltimore Street B Koester’s Lot Blue Walking Path (1 mi) Convention Center C Saratoga Street Garage Green Walking Path (.75 mi) Camden Yards D Administration Lot E Pearl Street Garage UM shuttle Stops F Fine Lot 701 BioPark/Midtown Medical Center G Baltimore Grand Garage 702 Mount Vernon H Plaza Garage 703 Federal Hill I Penn Street Garage 704 Canton/Fells Point J Pratt Street Garage K BioPark Garage University Parking A Lexington Garage Walking Paths Red Walking Path (1.5 mi) B Koester’s Lot Blue Walking Path (1 mi) C Saratoga Street Garage Green Walking Path (.75 mi) D Administration Lot E Pearl Street Garage F Fine Lot G Baltimore Grand Garage H Plaza Garage I Penn Street Garage J Pratt Street Garage K BioPark Garage Walking Paths Red Walking Path (1.5 mi) Blue Walking Path (1 mi) Green Walking Path (.75 mi).
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