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Fountain of the Four Seasons by Christian Petersen the Zodiac By 24TH STREET EDENBURN DRIVE 24TH STREET D A 24TH STREET O VE R EDENBURN DRI E IVE G E DENBURN DR D N A A O T D R A S O E R G E N A G T N S A T S DRIVE EDENBURN DRIVE EDENBURN DRIVE SCHILLETTER - EDENBURN SCHILLETTER - UNIVERSITY VILLAGE UNIVERSITY VILLAGE COMMUNITY SCHILLETTER - D COMMUNITY UNIVERSITY VILLAGE A CENTERD O A CENTER COMMUNITY O R D R A CENTER S O S APPLIED T T APPLIED R T SCIENCE T S SCIENCE GOLF COURSE O GOLF COURSE O APPLIED T T COMPLEX IIII T COMPLEX IIII MAINTENANCE T LONG ROAD MAINTENANCE S LONG ROAD SCIENCE S GOLF COURSE O COMPLEX IIII OFFICE OFFICE MAINTENANCE T LONG ROAD G DR S OFFICE NBUR IVE URG DRIVE BLANKE BLANKENB URG DRIVE BLANKENB CLUBHOUSE CLUBHOUSE D CLUBHOUSE A D O D R A O A G R O APPLIED N R SCIENCE O G G APPLIED L APPLIED N N APPLIED COMPLEXSCIENCE I SCIENCE O O SCIENCE L L APPLIEDAPPLIED COMPLEX I APPLIED COMPLEX I D A COMPLEX III SCIENCE SCIENCE O SCIENCE D APPLIED R D APPLIED A COMPLEX II COMPLEX III A COMPLEX III SCIENCE S O SCIENCE T O R COMPLEX II T R S D O COMPLEX II T A T S T S T O D SENSITIVE O T A T R WASTE CHEMICAL INSTRUMENT D O S O SENSITIVE E HANDLING BUILDING A T FACILITY G R WASTE CHEMICAL S INSTRUMENT O N SENSITIVE HANDLING BUILDING E A G R WASTE CHEMICAL FACILITY LYNN INSTRUMENT T N E HANDLING BUILDING FUHRER S LYNN A FACILITY G LODGE T N FUHRER S LYNN LODGE A ISU FAMILY T FUHRER S LODGE RESOURCE CENTER ISU FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER RIVE BRUNER D ISU FAMILY RIVE RESOURCE CENTER BRUNER D RIVE BRUNER D AD O R L AD L O O R H L C L S O H C S AD O R L L O H C S 13 TH STR EE 13 T TH S EXTENSION 4-H TRE ET ET STRE YOUTH BUILDING TH EXTENSION 4-H 13 EET STR YOUTH BUILDING 13TH 13 EH&S TH ONTARIO STREET STR ONTARIO STREET SERVICES EE ONTARIO STREET EH&S T ONTARIO STREET BUILDING EXTENSIONSERVICES 4-H ET TRE YOUTHBUILDING BUILDING TH S FREDERIKSEN 13 BLDG SERVICES ADMINISTRATIVE COURT FREDERIKSEN HAWTHORN COURT COMMUNITY FREDERIKSEN BLDG SERVICES ADMINISTRATIVE COURT WANDA DALEY DRIVE COURT DRIVE CENTER HAWTHORN COURT COMMUNITY FREDERIKSEN WANDA DALEY DRIVE DRIVE CENTER COURT STANGE ROAD STANGE LIBRARY EH&S ONTARIO STREET STORAGE ROAD STANGE ONTARIO STREET AMES LABORATORY BUILDINGS SERVICES LIBRARY FACILITY D STORAGE A BUILDINGAMES LABORATORY BUILDINGS O FACILITY D R A O FREDERIKSEN R E R SERVICES BLDG SERVICES B R ADMINISTRATIVE COURT A E H PRINTING & HAWTHORN COURT COMMUNITY FREDERIKSEN B WANDA DALEY DRIVE A PUBLICATIONS PRINTING & DRIVE CENTER COURT H ROY J. CARVER BUILDING PUBLICATIONS CO-LABORATORY ROY J. CARVER BUILDING NORTHCO-LABORATORY CHILLED LIBRARY ROAD STANGE WATER PLANT STORAGE NORTH CHILLED AMES LABORATORY BUILDINGS WATER PLANT FACILITY D A O R R E B A PRINTING & FIRE SERVICE H 00 BLDG COMMUNICATIONS PUBLICATIONS FIRE SERVICE MOLECULAR ROAD STANGE BLDG BLDG BIOLOGY ROY METALSJ. CARVER COMMUNICATIONS BUILDING TRANSPORTATION MOLECULAR RUMINANT ROAD STANGE 00 BLDG CO-LABORATORYDEVELOPMENT BLDG HORSE BARN TRANSPORTATION BLDG BIOLOGY METALS NUTRITION SERVICES ADVANCED BLDG DEVELOPMENTNORTH CHILLED HORSE BARN RUMINANT INSECTARY TEACHING & LAB BLDG ADVANCED NUTRITION SERVICES GENETICS LABORATORY WATER PLANT WINLOCK ROAD RESEARCH BLDG INSECTARY LAB ADVANCED MACH ADVANCED LAB SYSTEMS TEACHING & 0 NORTH UNIVERSITY BOULEVARDGENETICS LABORATORY PAMMEL DRIVE WINLOCK ROAD RESEARCH BLDG ADVANCED MACH ADVANCED LAB SYSTEMS PAMMEL DRIVE PAMMEL DRIVE NORTH UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD PAMMEL DRIVE WILHELM NATIONAL NATIONAL HYLAND AVENUE SPEDDING HALL SWINE RSRCHWILHELMLAB FOR AG. HACH HALL HALL SCIENCE MEATS CENTER NATIONAL NATIONAL HYLAND AVENUE & ENVIRON. LABORATORYSPEDDING HALL FORESTRY AGRONOMY SWINE RSRCH LAB FOR AG. HALL II HALL MEATS TASF ZAFFARANO LAGOMARCINOHACH HALL SCIENCE CENTER & ENVIRON. CROP GENOME GREENHOUSEHALL II LABORATORY FORESTRY AGRONOMY PHYSICS HALL LAGOMARCINO ADDITION TASF INFORMATICSZAFFARANO FIRE SERVICE TOWN 40 40 LABORATORYPHYSICS PLANT PATH HALL CROP GENOME GREENHOUSE ARMORY GREENHOUSE INFORMATICS BLDG ENGINEERING COMMUNICATIONS ADDITION PLANT PATH TOWN MOLECULAR ARMORY KILDEE HALL GREENHOUSE ROAD STANGE LABORATORY GREENHOUSE BLDG BLDGOFFICEENGINEERING & LAB BIOLOGY SCIENCEMETALS SEED SCIENCE D GREENHOUSETRANSPORTATION KILDEE HALLA BLDG BLDG BLDG DEVELOPMENT IOWAOFFICE & LABBLDG 28 USDA HORSE BARN RUMINANT O PHYSICS GREENHOUSESCIENCE SEED SCIENCE D R SERVICES HALL NUTRITION A FARM BUREAU GILMAN HALL BLDG BLDG ADVANCED 29 IOWA BLDG USDA O HALL42 41 PAVILIONINSECTARY PHYSICS LAB R GREENHOUSE R HALL E GILMAN TEACHINGHALL & FARM BUREAU B R GENETICS LABORATORY PAVILION WINLOCK ROAD HALL RESEARCH BLDG A E KING MACH ADVANCED LAB SYSTEMS H OSBORN DRIVE B PAVILION OSBORN DRIVE KING PAMMEL DRIVE NORTH UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD A OSBORN DRIVE H PAMMEL DRIVE PAVILION OSBORN DRIVE MACKAY HALL 39 BESSEYWILHELM NATIONAL SNEDECOR 27 MACKAY HALLGENERAL NATIONAL HYLAND AVENUE 38 COLLEGEDESIGN OF HALL 38 SPEDDINGPALMER HALL HALL 30 SERVICES SWINE RSRCH LAB FOR AG. HALLBLDG SNEDECOR MEATS BESSEY GENERAL COOVER HALL DESIGN HACH HALL SCIENCE AGRONOMY25 PALMERBLDG CENTER ATANASOFF COLLEGE OF HALL HALL & ENVIRON. FORESTRY AGRONOMYSERVICES SHELDON AVENUE EXTENSION AVENUE SHELDON HALL II HALL BLDGLABORATORY HALL COOVER HALL AGRONOMY BLDG TASF ATANASOFFZAFFARANO LAGOMARCINO SHELDON AVENUE EXTENSION AVENUE SHELDON SCI. BLDG. SCI. CROP GENOME GREENHOUSEHALL SUKUP HALL HORTICULTURE HALLPHYSICS HALL SH PARKS CATT HUMAN NUTRI. 23 INFORMATICS LIBRARY HALL TROXEL BLDG. SCI. BIORENEWABLES SUKUP HALL HALL LEBARON EL HALL ADDITION HORTICULTURE PLANT PATH D SWEENEYTOWN HALL SH ARMORY HALLPARKS CATT LABORATORY GREENHOUSE ET O RESEARCH LIBRARY HUMAN NUTRI. 24 HALLPOWER TROXEL RE N ENGINEERINGE BIORENEWABLES HALL LEBARON T A LABORATORY L 26 HALL TH S T V D RESEARCH SWEENEY HALL KILDEE HALLPLANT HALL GREENHOUSE 6 EE E ON CYRIDE N BLDG OFFICE & LAB HAMILTON POWER STR LANDSCAPE ROAD WALLACE H U LABORATORY D BISSELL ROAD SCIENCE SEED SCIENCE T E AV HALL PLANT 6 E A CYRIDE N HALL BLDG ARCHITECTURE BLDG HAMILTONUSDA FARM HOUSE LANE HOUSE FARM U IOWA LANDSCAPE ROAD WALLACE BISSELL ROAD PHYSICS O DURHAM ELINGS HALL CENTER E 21 GREENHOUSEHALL R STUDENT HALLHALL ARCHITECTURE FARM BUREAU FARM HOUSE LANE HOUSE FARM HUB MORRILL GILMAN HALL DURHAM R INNOVATION CENTER ELINGS HALL STUDENTHALL JISCHKE FARM PAVILION E MORRILL 22 CENTER HONORS HUB HOUSE B HOWE HALL INNOVATION JISCHKE FARM BLDG MUSEUM FOOD A KING CENTER FORKERHONORS HOUSE HOWE HALL OSBORN DRIVE SCIENCES BLDG OSBORN DRIVE H PAVILION BLDG BLDG MUSEUM FOODLIED FORKER SCIENCESRECREATION HALL BLDG LIED HOOVER HALL 46 36 ROSS BLDGATHLETIC MARSTON MACKAY HALL 31 RECREATION HALL HALL 20 CENTER SNEDECOR HOOVER HALL BESSEY ROSS ATHLETIC MARSTON GENERAL DESIGN PALMER HALL CENTER COLLEGE OF 44 HALL HEADY HALL SERVICES 4TH STREET HALL BLDG 18 COOVER HALL AGRONOMYHEADY BLDG 43 ATANASOFF 33 19 4TH STREET SHELDON AVENUE EXTENSION AVENUE SHELDON BLACK HALL 74 HALL HALL ENGINEERING 32 WALLACE ROAD HALL BLACK THIELEN BEYER HALL WALLACE ROAD BLDG BLDG. SCI. EAST HALL SUKUP HALL 45 BEARDSHEAR ENGINEERING HORTICULTURE STUDENT HALL PARKS HALL CURTISS HALL SH MORRILL ROAD CATT THIELEN BEYER BLDG HUMAN NUTRI. EAST HALL HEALTH LIBRARY 35 BEARDSHEAR HALL TROXEL PEARSON E BIORENEWABLES HALL LEBARON STUDENT HALL HALL HALL CURTISS HALL CENTER L SWEENEY HALL MORRILL ROAD 17 HALL T DON RESEARCHLAB OF HEALTH SLOSS EE 73 HOUSEPEARSON POWER STR A LABORATORYMECH CENTER CAMPANILE 37 15 16 SLOSS 6TH VE LAB OF GERDIN 14 PLANT CYRIDE WEST STREET N 47 MECH HOUSE HAMILTON UNION DRIVEU STUDENT LANDSCAPE ROAD WALLACE BISSELL ROAD BUSINESS34 CAMPANILE E 52 51 SERVICES CARVER GERDIN HALL WEST STREET HALL BLDG ARCHITECTURE HALLUNION DRIVE STUDENT 68 LANE HOUSE FARM BUSINESS BLDG 72 DURHAM ELINGSU HALL CENTER SERVICES CARVEREAST CAMPUS UNION DRIVE N ENROLLMENTSTUDENT PARKING DECK BLDG D MORRILL 70 STATE GYMNASIUM I HALL A COMMUNITY O SERVICES CENTER HUB BLDG67 13 EAST CAMPUS N INNOVATION U O D UNION DRIVE N ENROLLMENT JISCHKE FARM PARKING DECK D R STATE GYMNASIUM A CENTER I RI CENTER COMMUNITY O SERVICES CENTER ELM OAK D V N HONORS O H 69 HOUSE R E HOWE HALL D R C A CENTER 71 R BLDG FOOD ELM OAK D MUSIC HALL V IV MUSEUM A FORKER H R E E SCIENCES E C EATON HALL A UNI L ON DRIVE B BLDG LIED MUSIC HALL V A FREEMAN BLDG U 49 50 48 E E EATON HALL O RECREATION UNI L ON B HALL DRIVE B FREEMAN U HOOVER HALL LYO N ROSS ATHLETIC O Y MARSTON 66 T CENTER B M HALL I LYO N S RIVERSIDE DRIVE RIVERSIDE O Y R 9 T MARTIN R M I HIXSON-LIED STUDENT E R HEADY S RIVERSIDE DRIVE RIVERSIDE O BARTON HALL V 4TH STREET I I SUCCESS CENTER R MARTIN L R HALL HIXSON-LIED STUDENT E FRILEY N L R BARTON V HELSER HALL HALL U LAKE LAVERNE I SUCCESS CENTER I HALL R L 10 BLACK FRILEY N O HALL ROBERTS L WALLACE ROAD 75 H HELSER HALL U A LAKE LAVERNE T ENGINEERING HALL R D THE 8 R MEMORIAL O ROBERTS H D WELCH HALL HALL WILLOW THIELEN BEYER O BLDG A T COMMONS EAST HALL A UNIONBEARDSHEAR 65 KNOLL N BIRCH O D THE R STUDENT HALL HALL CURTISS MEMORIAL HALL WILLOW HALL WILLOW R MORRILL ROAD D WELCH HALL O A COMMONS UNION KNOLLMAPLE HALL N HEALTH H BIRCH PEARSON O C RAMP R LARCH HALL CENTER L MAPLE HALL 59 PARKING SLOSS E LAB OF 64 H C HOUSE 7 RAMP LARCH HALL W L 53 MECH 6 LINDEN HALL PARKING E CAMPANILE 60 GERDIN WEST STREET W LINDEN HALL UNION DRIVE STUDENT BUSINESS LINCOLN WAYSERVICES CARVER 56 HALL BLDG LINCOLN WAY BLDG LINCOLN WAY U EAST CAMPUS D 55 UNION DRIVE N ENROLLMENT PARKING DECK LINCOLN WAY A STATE GYMNASIUM IO E COMMUNITY SERVICES CENTER V N O A D R 5 E CENTER R D Y IV ELMV 76 OAK A H R A 54 54 57 57 E R C ASH AVE ASH A Y LYNN AVE LYNN G MUSIC HALL V A A BEACH AVE BEACH E E R EATON HALL BUCHANAN GEOFFROY AVE ASH UNI L B O AVE LYNN N DRIVE
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