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ERS Map 2015.Indd E F G H J K L M N Visitor Information Agency Banne-Buiksloot 1 Boven IJ 1 S118 Ziekenhuis IJDOORNLAAN Visitor Information Centre KLAPROZENWEG S116 Buiksloterbreek S101 1 Museum 30 Attraction map Vlothaven Buiksloteermeer Sportcomplex 51 Monument-Church K S115 A Elzenhage IJDOORNLAAN M 74 P Diamond Factory E 2 R 2 Het IJ F Zijkanaal I Westpoort KLAPROZENWEG O E NDSM-werf N 2 4 7 S101 Minerva- L Police station I E Flora- haven W E Hemhavens G dorp A 1 0 Hospital Purmerend/ Winkelcentrum Ring S118 NIEUWE LEEUWARDERWEG Boven ’t IJ NIEUWE HEMWEGNeptunushaven Parking-house WADDENWEG Parking-place V olendam N D Joh. van Hasseltkanaal W S 3 Coach parking M - 3 W E R F V Houtveemkanaal Houthaven E E G Park & Ride S101 R E W E P LI N A Sportcomplex E I P S116 E est O Shopping area A Transformator- U Volkstuinen F W V R H E E E O weg Zonnehoek R P U H W T M Buiksloot Grote Die E SPAARNDAMMERDIJK H Railway Station M A E Nieuwendam V G KA E Houthavens S102 W N V Noorderpark K E 4 le TRANSFORMATORWEG G E i E 2 n e R T Tram/stops olhuiskanaal D Oude i S102 TRANSFORMATORWEG e 4 Houthaven JOH.V.HASSELTWEG TASMANSTRAAT MOSPLEIN 19 min. l a 4 Tram 4, travel time to RAI S102 a n a NIEUWE VAN DIEMENSTR. WEG 20 K S118 Volewijck LEEUWARDER- S102 R Spaarndammer E 50 Sloterdijk E h V c Underground / Metro G buurt N s Zeehelden E D Buiksloterkanaal d W S W.H. Vliegenbos L n M buurt E a HASSELTWEGJOH.V. T l 17 min. - l 13 min. S W Noord WESTERDOKSDIJK I D o E Volkstuinen Underground / Metro www.iamsterdam.com/ers R h 50 51 esterkanaal F d 50 A 1 0 Zoutkeetsgracht V r 44 W E o 50/51, travel time to RAI E R o Ring N 5 Volkstuinen 5 Cultuurpark HOUTMANKADE Vogelbuurt Westergasfabriek 3 S116 Ferry 50 Sloterdijk A 8 Zaandam/Alkmaar Overhoeks C D Westelijke Westerpark AN A B eilanden ENLA UW S100 EE Haarlemmervaart IJTUNNEL M HAARLEMMERWEG S103 Oeverpark HLfL Walking route BOS EN LOMMERWEG S103 HAARLEMMERWEG S104 HAARLEMMERWEG HAARLEMMERWEG HAARLEMMERHOUTTUINEN Westerdok S103 9 A D 10 HLfL Cycling route M I N RA 3 HAARLEMMERSTRAAT A A A L N L D D EN E S W M U RU EE P Q - M 6 I W JT Staatsliedenbuurt Brouwersgracht 6 E WILEM DE ZWIJGERLAAN NASSAUKADE E 15 min. R VAN R W S100 F Singelgracht NIEUWE WESTERDOKSTRAAT V oorhavenKanaal van het BURG. DE VLUGTLAAN E E V G E Noord Hollands R R S104 MARNIXSTRAAT E Bos en VE EG 50 12 RW OTE Westerpark Kostverloren vaart SL Het IJ IK Lommer U B O HALLSTRAAT Kattensloot O S T 3 V DE RUIJTERKADE E R E Haarlem E VE R EIN PL WILEM DE ZWIJGERLAAN 10 LINDENGRACHT IJ W Oostelijk Marktkanaal T Java-eiland A A HENDRIK R estelijk Marktkanaal PR. T 14 S Bos en 64 S PE - E N 2 0 0 LMA Lommer Centraal Station N Muziekgebouw MARNIXSTRAAT aan het IJ 7 7 7 14 46 KADE S104 BOS EN LOMMERWEG Lijnbaansgracht 17 min. Oostelijk Havengebied Gerbandy- WESTERSTRAAT 29 min. S100 BOS EN A L park S104 LOMMER D Jordaan WA M 68 G PIE PLEIN R 26 26 T HE IJhaven IR vaart U Start INK B ADE A 1 2 5 13 17 R A O Prinsengracht O 4 9 L 47 V 26 S100 MARNIXSTR. D 70 gracht 16 24 E HENDRIKSTR. Openbare Erasmusgracht Z 69 S105 Keizersgracht S PIET HEINKADE R NASSAUKADE LELIEGRACHT E HOOFDWEG D E Bibliotheek Dijksgracht U IJ 10 2E 3 D Ertshaven I S100 Egelantiers- Z . I J TR HUGO DE ENS Herengracht Singel E J S116 T L N GA 4 K E A W AN V W PRINS HENDRIK- Erasmuspark R J 10 U 32 15 I E W I L GROOTSTR. SPUISTR. L N S105 54 Waals- 8 E E Bloemgracht 72 KADE Ooster- Dijksgracht 8 G M 66 51 S116 26 a z 21 Admiralengracht 56 a l WARMOESSTRAAT D p 63 13 min. 17 a dok E DAMRAK R. n 53 ST 14 g Red Light JAN VAN GALENSTRAAT EN a Geldersekade Z GAL 13 m 33 eilandsgr. W 14 VAN 12 RAADHUISSTR. District 54 10 N FREDERIK 57 JA I Kostverloren 27 min. 5 S116 S105 J 50 7 14 G S100 S105 E L DAM 62 NIEUW- R HOOFDWEG A HENDRIKKADEPRINS L MARKT Oostelijke eilanden ROZENGRACHT S 43 76 DAMSTR. 71 A W D A G Voorburgwal J Rietland- A I 59 26 R D N S114 M Z Achterburgwal 15 min. IJ-TUNNEL KATTENBURGERSTRAAT IR U park AA E 4 9 14 s L DE CLERCQSTRAAT B AT 7 13 D Negen d NIEUWMARKT W KATTEN- RA E R ij 48 ST R NASSAUKADE N U U OUDE Schans 6 Zeeburg I SE I 10 O 16 24 ez BURGER- T J E HOOG- St. Lucas ER T LAURIERGRACHT I 19 EV ER O d N u PLEIN Andreas JA W N V STR. De Baarsjes 14 SPUISTRAAT EG 13 PRINSENGRACHT O Ziekenhuis 12 17 Oude- 10 9 R. 2 ST Bilderdijk- Oudezijds Q K 30 9 D RC 3 50 burgwal WITTENBURGERGR. JAN EVERTSENSTRAAT E CLE BILDERDIJKSTRAAT Straatjes A 73 65 L 24 min. 75 13 Uilenburgergracht PANAMALAAN 12 53 V Da Costa- Lijnbaansgracht Singel HOOFDWEG E S100 ELANDSGRACHT R 17 16 A 1 0 S T Rokin 1 VALKENBURGERSTR. Nieuwevaart 1 SPUI R Kloveniers- OOSTENBURGERGR. Admiralengracht 17 8 MR. VISSER Ring 7 MARNIXSTR. A 13 min. gracht A 7 60 PLEIN S LOOIERS- WATERLOOPLEIN Herengr.52 49 i 2 T Entrepotdok n GRACHT g Nationale KINKERSTRAAT 22 min. 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