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Farms-Beef Cattle & Sheep Field Lab CBO Collapse Base of Operations 3 McKinley Health Center 218 School of Labor & Employment Relations 854 Machine Storage Building 1147 S. Farms-Equipment Shed CP Command Post 4 Harding Band Building 219 Art and Design Building 855 Dairy Experimental Round Barns 1148 S. Farms-Sheep Barn FRP Flat Roof Prop 221 5 Kenney Gymnasium Annex 220 Krannert Art Museum 856 Dairy Experimental Round Barns 1149 S. Farms-Manure Shed HCP Heavyweight Collapse Pile 6 Armory 221 805 W Pennsylvania Ave 857 Dairy Experimental Round Barns 1150 S. Farms-Feed Mixing HPCP Heavyweight Partial Collapse Prop W Pennsylvania Avenue 7 Foellinger Auditorium 222 Printing & Photographic Serv Bldg 858 1101 West St Mary’s Road, U 1151 S. Farms-Bunkers ITP Industrial Training Prop 8 Agricultural Engr Sciences Bldg 224 1205 W Oregon St 860 New Calf Barn - Round Barns 1152 S. Farms-Cow Pens #1 LCP Lightweight Collapse Pile F19 10 Chemistry Annex 228 Beckman Institute 861 Brick Garage Lab - Round Barns 1153 S. Farms-Cow Pens #2 LPCP Lightweight Partial Collapse Prop ^ 11 Ceramics Kiln House 230 Orchard Downs Laundry - North 866 Swine Finishing - Bldg A 1154 S. Farms-Calving-Isolation-Work Area LPGP LP Gas Prop 12 Noyes Laboratory of Chemistry 232 North Campus Chiller Plant 867 Swine Finishing - Bldg B 1155 S. Farms-Heifer/Bull Barn #1 RP Raker Prop 13 Talbot Laboratory 233 Housing Maintenance Shop 875 Animal Husbandry Poultry Barn 1156 S. Farms-Heifer/Bull Barn #2 RRP Railroad Prop W Vermont Avenue 14 Ice Arena 235 512 Chalmers St 879 Food Stor Shed-Hort Field Lab 1157 S. Farms-Commodity Shed RSP Research Prop 15 Engineering Hall 236 Orchard Downs Laundry - South 881 Grounds Storage Barn 1158 S. Farms-Hay Storage SCBA Maze Prop 17 Advanced Computation Bldg 237 Micro and Nanotechnology Laboratory 884 Pollinatarium 1159 S. Farms-Group Feeder Barn #1 SHS Shop Storage 18 Architecture Annex 238 1207 W Oregon St 885 Horticulture Field Research Lab 1160 S. Farms-Group Feeder Barn #2 SP Shoring Prop 20 Physiology Research Laboratory 242 Morrill Hall 886 Woody Ornamentals Greenhouse 1161 S. Farms-Isolation-Work Area SSP Streetscape Prop W Delaware Avenue 21 Kenney Gymnasium 243 508 S Sixth St 888 Animal Research Barn-Physl Res Lab 1162 S. Farm-Individual Feeder Barn #1 STP Smoke Training Prop 23 Illini Union 244 Universal Waste System Building 889 Animal Genetics Pole Barn Storage 1163 S.
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