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Location and directions to Touro University. Located in the northeast part of San Fran- From SFO Airport and San Francisco (74 min.): Follow the cisco Bay, Touro University occupies a signs north on Hwy.101 over the Bay Bridge. Exiting the Bridge, take Hwy I-80 East. Continue on I-80,across the Carquinez spectacular 44-acre site which is only 40 Bridge and take the Tennessee St./Mare Island exit. Proceed minutes by ferry to downtown San Francisco, west on Tennessee to the drawbridge. The map will be your only minutes away from the Napa/Sonoma guide to the main campus. wine country and just a 4-hour drive to Lake From Oakland Airport (64 min.): Take the I-880 Freeway North Tahoe and snow country. While affording past Oakland to the I-580/80 connector toward San Rafael/ Sacramento. Continue on I-80 across the Carquinez Bridge and easy access to world-class museums, take the Tennessee St./Mare Island exit. Proceed west on restaurants, performing arts, cultural Tennessee to the drawbridge. The map will be your guide festivals, and major league sports teams, the to the main campus. Mare Island campus provides a spacious, From San Francisco via the Golden Gate Bridge (60 min.): protected and tranquil learning environment Over the Golden Gate Bridge proceed north on Hwy. 101 past San Rafael and Terra Linda to Hwy.37. Continue east on Hwy. consistent with the rigors and demands of a 37 past the Infinion Raceway. Just before the bridge over Mare serious medical training facility. Island Strait, take the Touro University exit to the north entrance of the island. The map will be your guide to the main campus. Legend Golf Course C lu 1 Lander Hall b H o u s 2 Administration/Faculty Bldg I e D r Admissions/Univ. Reception ive 3 Administration/Faculty Bldg II 4 Library 8 7 6 Azuar Drive 5 Lincoln Hall University Reception 6 Community Clinic 3 5 7 Wilderman Hall 2 P1 (graduate student housing) 8 Farragut Inn/Student Union 1 Main entrance P1 Admissions/Visitor Parking to campus P2 P2 General Campus Parking 4 Railroad Avenue Kirkland Isle I Azuar Drive St. Peter’s Chapel Sports Center Walnut Avenue Football V.A. Hospital Field Mare Island Strait Mare Island Strait Ferry Terminal (to S.F.) e se t es ee n tr n S Te.

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