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2019 Publix Atlanta Marathon & Half Marathon Turn by Turn with Street A B C D E F G 1 2019 Publix Atlanta Marathon & Half Marathon Turn by Turn with Street Closures Approx Time 2 Street with Approximate Milepoints Lane(s) Reserved for Runners Event Closed First Particpant Last Participant Reopen 3 START (SE) on Marietta St at COP Dr Entire Road Mar & Half 3:00am 6:40 7:20 7:30 4 5 Continue Straight (SE) on Decatur St SE Entire Road Mar & Half 6:30 6 Turn Left (NE) on to Piedmont Ave Entire Road Mar & Half 6:30 7 1M on Piedmont before Edgewood Mar & Half 6:35 6:47 7:36 8:10 8 2M on Piedmont before Renaissance Park Mar & Half 6:44 6:54 7:52 8:02 9 Turn Right (E) on North Avenue NE (4) Lanes on Right Side With Normal Traffic Mar & Half 10 Turn Right (S) on Central Park Place Entire Road Mar & Half 11 Turn Left (E) on Highland Connector Entire Road Mar & Half 12 3M Central Park Place @ McGill Park Ave Mar & Half 6:51 7:01 8:08 8:18 13 Turn Right (S) on Jackson St NE Entire Road Mar & Half 14 Turn Left (E) on Auburn Ave NE Entire Road Mar & Half 15 Turn Right (S) on Randolph St NE Entire Road Mar & Half 16 4M on Auburn after Bradley Mar & Half 6:58 7:08 8:24 8:34 17 Turn Left (E) on Edgewood Ave SE Entire Road Mar & Half 18 Turn Left (NNW) on Elizabeth St NE Entire Road Mar & Half 19 Turn Right (NE) on Euclid Ave NE Entire Road Mar & Half 20 5M on Euclid just past Elizabeth Mar & Half 7:05 7:15 8:40 8:50 21 Turn Left (N) on Moreland Ave (2) Lanes on Left Side Against Normal Traffic Mar & Half 22 Turn Left (W) on E Freedom Pkwy NE (1) Lane on Right Side With Normal Traffic Mar & Half 23 6M on E Freedom Pkwy just after Moreland Mar & Half 7:12 7:22 8:56 9:06 24 Turn Right (N) on Freedom Parkway (2) Lanes on Right Side With Normal Traffic Mar & Half 25 Turn Right (E) on North Ave NE Entire Road Mar & Half 26 7M on North Ave just after Ralph McGill Blvd. Mar & Half 7:19 7:29 9:12 9:22 27 From North Ave, turn Left (N) on N Highland (2) Lanes on Right Side With Normal Traffic Mar & Half 28 Turn Left (W) on Virginia Ave NE (1) Lane on Right Side With Normal Traffic Mar & Half 29 8M on Virginia Ave Mar & Half 7:26 7:36 9:28 9:38 30 Turn Right (WNW) on Park Dr NE Entire Road Mar & Half 31 At Orme Cir, continue on Park Dr NE (1) Lane on Left Side Against Normal Traffic Mar & Half 32 Continue Straight into Piedmont Park (1) Lane on Left Side Against Normal Traffic Mar & Half 33 9M in Piedmont Park Mar & Half 7:33 7:43 9:44 9:54 2019 Publix Atlanta Marathon & Half Marathon Turn by Turn with Street Closures - FINAL 1 of 4 A B C D E F G 2 Street with Approximate Milepoints Lane(s) Reserved for Runners Event Closed First Particpant Last Participant Reopen 34 Turn Right (W) on 10th St NE (2) Lanes on Right Side With Normal Traffic Mar & Half 35 Turn Left (S) on Juniper St NE (2) Lanes on Right Side With Normal Traffic Mar & Half 36 10M on Juniper St Mar & Half 7:40 7:50 10:00 10:10 37 Turn Right (W) on 5th St NE (1) Lane on Right Side With Normal Traffic Mar & Half 38 Turn Right (N) on W Peachtree St NW (2) Lanes on Left Side Against Normal Traffic Mar & Half 39 Turn Left (W) on 5th St (1) Lane on Left Side Against Normal Traffic Mar & Half 40 Turn Left (S) on Techwood Drive Entire Rd Mar & Half 41 11M on Techwood Dr Mar & Half 7:45 7:55 10:16 10:26 42 Turn Right (W) on North Ave NW (2) Lanes on Right Side With Normal Traffic Mar & Half 43 Turn Right (WNW) on Tech Parkway Entire Road Mar & Half 44 Tech Parkway to Means, Left onto Marietta (3) Lanes on Left Side Against Normal Traffic Mar & Half 45 12M on Marietta, just after Means Mar & Half 7:50 8:00 10:32 2:00 46 13M on Marietta just before International Mar & Half Closed 8:05 10:48 2:00 47 Half Marathon turns left onto International to Finish near fountain. Entire Path inside the Park Half Only 48 Marathon breaks from Half Marathon at 13 Mile Mark: 49 From 13 Mile on Marietta, turn right onto A. Y. International (2) Westbound lanes, with normal traffic Marathon Only 7:55 8:05 10:35 10:45 50 International to Centennial Olympic Park Drive, right on COP 1 lane with Traffic Marathon Only 51 COP to MLK, right on MLK 1 lane with Traffic Marathon Only 52 MLK to Northside, right on Northside (1) Rt lane. Marathon Only Northside into driveway of Mercedes, merge onto wide sidewalk parallel with 53 Northside. Entire Sidewalk Marathon Only 54 14M on sidewalk portion of course between MLK and the pedestrian bridge Entire Sidewalk Marathon Only 8:00 8:10 10:50 11:00 55 Sidewalk to curved ramp of pedestrian bridge, up ramp, cross bridge Entire width of Bridge Marathon Only 56 Exit bridge onto Rhodes, left on Rhodes to Electric Ave, left on Electric Ave Right side of Rd. Marathon Only 57 Electric Ave to Carter, left on Carter Left side of Carter Marathon Only 58 Carter to Northside, right on Northside (south) 1 right lane of Northside Marathon Only 59 Northside to 2nd right, 2nd MLK, right on MLK 1 lane of MLK 60 MLK to intersection with MLK (proper), left on MLK (proper) 1 left lane (against traffic) Marathon Only 61 15M on MLK just past Mason Theological Seminary Marathon 8:05 8:15 11:05 11:15 62 MLK to James P. Brawley, left on James P. Brawley Entire Rd. Marathon Only 63 James P. Brawley to Greensferry, right on Greensferry All of Greensferry Marathon Only 64 Greensferry to Westview, left on Westview Left side of Westview Marathon Only 65 16 Mile on Westview just past Lee St. Marathon Only 8:10 8:20 11:20 11:30 2019 Publix Atlanta Marathon & Half Marathon Turn by Turn with Street Closures - FINAL 2 of 4 A B C D E F G 2 Street with Approximate Milepoints Lane(s) Reserved for Runners Event Closed First Particpant Last Participant Reopen 66 Westview to Chapel, right on Chapel Entire Road between Westview and Peters Marathon Only 67 Chapel to Peters, left on Peters. Runners against traffic on Peters Marathon Only 68 Peters to Haynes, left on Haynes Entire Road on Haynes Marathon Only 69 17 Mile on Haynes Marathon Only 8:15 8:25 11:35 11:45 70 Haynes to Walker, right on Walker Right lane (with traffic) Marathon Only 71 Walker to Nelson, right on Nelson Right lane (with traffic) Marathon Only 72 Nelson curves to left onto Elliott, continue on Elliott Entire road on Elliott Marathon Only 73 Elliott to Mitchell, right on Mitchell right lane of Mitchell Marathon Only 74 Mitchell to Pryor, right on Pryor to Trinity right lane on Pryor to Trinity Marathon Only 75 Pryor at Trinity to Pryor and Rawson Middle lane on Pryor from Trinity to Rawson Marathon Only 76 18 Mile on Pryor before Memorial Marathon Only 8:20 8:30 11:50 12:00 77 Pryor at Rawson to Fulton Move runners to right lane after Rawson Marathon Only 78 Pryor to Fulton, left on Fulton Runner right Marathon Only 79 Fulton to Capitol, left on Capitol left lanes against traffic Marathon Only 80 Capitol to Pollard, left on Pollard left lane (against traffic) Marathon Only 13:30 81 19 Mile on Pollard just past intersection with Capitol Marathon Only 8:25 8:35 12:05 12:15 82 Pollard to Georgia, left on Georgia Runner right Marathon Only 83 Georgia to Hank Aaron, right on Hank Aaron Runner left, against traffic Marathon Only 84 20 Mile on Hank Aaron between Ormond St. and Atlanta Ave Marathon Only 8:30 8:40 12:20 12:30 85 Hank Aaron to Atlanta Ave, left on Atlanta Ave Runners left on Atlanta Ave Marathon Only 86 Atlanta Ave to Cherokee, left on Cherokee Runners in left lane of Cherokee Marathon Only 87 21 Mile on Cherokee just before Grant Park Place. Runner left Marathon Only 8:35 8:45 12:35 12:45 88 Cherokee to Georgia, left on Georgia Runner left Marathon Only 89 Georgia to Connally, left on Connally All of Connolly Marathon Only 90 Connally to Driveway into track, turn right onto that driveway. Entire driveway Marathon Only 91 Half a lap on Cheney Stadium track Marathon Only 92 22 Mile on South end of track. Marathon Only 8:40 8:50 12:50 13:00 93 Exit Track onto Ami, South on Ami All of Ami Marathon Only 94 Ami to Turn around, return North on Ami to Georgia South on runner left, return North on runner right Marathon Only 95 Ami to Georgia, left on Georgia Runner on the right side of Georgia Marathon Only 96 Georgia to Reed, right on Reed All of Reed Marathon Only 97 Reed to Crumley, left on Crumley All of Crumley Marathon Only 98 Crumley to Fraser, left on Fraser Runner Right on Fraser Marathon Only 99 Fraser south to Georgia, right on Georgia Runner right on Georgia Marathon Only 2019 Publix Atlanta Marathon & Half Marathon Turn by Turn with Street Closures - FINAL 3 of 4 A B C D E F G 2 Street with Approximate Milepoints Lane(s) Reserved for Runners Event Closed First Particpant Last Participant Reopen 100 Georgia to Hank Aaron, right on Hank Aaron/Capitol Runner right on Capitol Marathon Only 101 Mile 23 on Hank Aaron/Capitol near tunnel between blue and orange lots Runner right on Capitol Marathon Only 8:45 8:55 13:05 13:15 102 Capitol to MLK, right on MLK Right side of MLK Marathon Only 8:20 13:30 103 Mile 24 on MLK between Correy Tower and GSU building Right side of MLK Marathon Only 8:50 9:00 13:20 13:30 104 MLK to Oakland, left on Oakland Right side of MLK Marathon Only 105 Oakland to Biggers, left on Biggers All of Biggers Marathon Only 106 Biggers to Grant, Right on Grant Left lane of Grant Marathon Only 107 Grant to Decatur St., left on Decatur St.
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