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Phase II - Southwest Phase III - Southeast Phase I - Northwest Phase IV - Northeast Printing and Mailing Services Square Rail Road UAB Post Office 2nd Ave South Children’s on 3rd 65 new Baron’s Stadium 3rd Ave South CAMPUS MAP Campus Liberty Services University Stores Liberty National National Parking Deck Facility Warehouse Annex Bldg th Children's Campus 15 Street Services Midtown Center Trailer 10th Street South 4th Ave South Off-Street Parking P P Radiology Film Arlington Storage Bldg Avenue arking Children's Hospital Deck Business Center P Courtyard Parking Deck 4th by Marriott at UAB 21st Street South 22st Street South 20th Street South 11th Street South 12th Street South 13th Street South 14th Street South 15th Street South Off-Street Parking 16th Street South 17th Street South 18th Street South 19th Street South 5th Avenue South Central Plant #3 5th Ave South Scene Shop Women Hazelrig- 501 Public Health Salter Parking Deck and Infants The Kirklin Clinic R2/45/15 Bldg Hospital Radiation 502 Bldg P Railroad AMSTI Remote ROTC Oncology UAB Hospital #2 / 45 Center North Pavilion Kirklin Public Health Center for P Clinic Remote General Parking 6th Avenue Bldg Department Research Wallace John 2 Service Deck Whitaker (County) Women's Harbor Tumor Parking Hospital Support Childern's P Bldg Health Institute Deck Bldg (1st Flr) 6th Avenue South Cancer Research Center UAB Obstetrics Special Care Civitan Int'l Res. Center 6th Ave South th Facilities City of 7 Ave. South Chevron Facilities B'ham Children's Admin. Russell Wing Bldg Admin. Bldg Fire Station Hospital Annex Medical Ed. Bldg QT Wallace Wing Facilities P Remote 1 Gym & Bldg Remote 1 Training Center Cooper Parking Pool Bartow Center for Old Hillman Cooper Green North Parking Arena Green Psychiatric Spain Rehab West ield Hospital Ullman allace Transportation F Parking ootball Medicine Pavilion W F Practice wers Services 616 West Deck Jefferson o Bldg T Tower Fleet Bldg Motor 820 Spain Operations New Hillman arking Children's Sparks Poole P Bldg 822 Ambulatory Boshell Center Restricted Center Bldg Care Ctr Building Kracke Ullman Bell Bldg UAB Recycle Center Bldg 7th Avenue South Engel Smolian Psy Clinic Eye Foundation Parking Pittman Center 7th Ave South WBHM P Children's Research Bridge Dentistry Radio P Hospital 7-11 Central Building Plant #1 Parking Deck Bldg. Hill Admin. yons-Harrison Dowdy University Volker Hall L 2020 Bldg Center Tinsley aula Bldg Bldg. Lister Hill P Campbell Henry Harrison Restricted Library Callahan EYSTER Hall Peters Eye Veterans Tower Parking Bldg Zeigler Foundation Administration Kaul Genetics Bldg 725 Hospital Medical Center Town McCallum Bldg ATMs Great Hall Bldg House ard University Boulevard Univ. Blvd. University Boulev Office Bldg P Center for Nuclear Ryals Rust Shelby Medical Bldg Computer Bldg. Univ. Blvd Alumni SRI Imaging & Research Nursing Cudworth ebb Bldg Center Parking Jerry D. Young Mini Park W Heritage Deck ree T Memorial Hall Unity Baseball Field Walkway Marshall Campus Park Conference Recreation 9th Avenue Double Center Alabama Power Center Deck Research SRI Sub-Station Learning Support 8th Court South Soccer Resourses Building Shelby - RSB 8th CT South Field Center Bevill Bldg Bldg Denman Health Hall Professions y Education r fice Bldg SEB BMR II 65 h Ave.Of Softball Field Building 9th Ave South 9t LAB building SRI Building Bldg Chemist 912 Burleson ield Humanities University SRI PracticeF Building Dining Facility Bldg Building Community 8th Street South 1711 Bldg Care Bldg. Hulsey 1715 Center Bldg 9th Ave South Blazer Hall Worrell Spencer Holley- Smolian Building Mears Honors Sterne Chemistry CHSB 19 House Int'l House Building Library Annex Place Building Engineering University 20th St. Alys Community Stephens Camp Hall Health 10th Avenue South Center orrell W Services Business MRI Bldg Bldg. Sorority Holcomb 10th Ave South Square Bldg h t Blount Hall u o S National Alumni NOR 16th Street t TH Society Parking Deck e Johnson e r Center for Bldg t S Biophysical Rast Hall h Sciences & t Bldg Hoehn Engineering Blount Hall Tennis Courts 7 P Parking Deck 1 Public Parking 16th Street South ve 1633 1605 Bldg. 1701 Five Magnolia A Bldg 11th Ave South Points h One Way Traffic Bldg h t t South u Police Annex u o Bldg Trauma Medical o S S 11th A Spain- Magnolia Office Towers t Communications t e UAB McDonald Center e ve South Park Suite e e r Highlands Clinic r t t S S White h t h Building P h u t t o 8 9 S 1 1 BREMSS t e e r 12th Ave South t S 14th Street South Police UAB Child h Care Center t Map provided by UAB Printing Services Headquarters 0 2 Revised 08.12 13th Street South Bldg Phase II - Southwest Phase III - Southeast.
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