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Downtown Des Moines Iowa Lutheran Complex University Av DES MOINES, IOWA Carpenter Av. UnityPoint Health Sports Downtown Des Moines Iowa Lutheran Complex University Av. Hospital Drake E 9th St. E. University Av. 69 University University Av. E 13th St. DMACC Main 14th St. 14th 10th St. 10th Urban GOOD Pl. 14th Mercy Post DOGTOWN Campus Post 19th St. 19th PARK Enos Av. Medical Office George Washington Culver USINESS Stone Ln. Community School Av. Penn. B St. 21st Buchanan St. 27th St. 27th 12th St. 12th 13th St. 13th Center Cottage Grove Av. St. 26th DISTRICT q East E 15th St. 18th St. 18th Drake Park Av. St. 17th High School 235 Cottage Grove E 14th St. Ascension St. St. 11th GDM Walker St. 25th St. 25th Rutland Av. Pkwy. Jr. King M.L. Atkins St. Laurel St. Botanical 24th St. 24th DRAKE PARK Laurel St. Gardens q St. 16th Des 22nd St. 22nd q St. 23rd Moines Kingman Blvd. River Lyon St. Day St. Maple St. Day St. E 12th St. Penn. Av. t. 11 S Des Moines St. 29th St. 29th 28th St. 28th 9th St. 9th 9th St. E 6th St. 7th St. 3rd 2nd Av. OWA 235 5th Av. I E 9th St. 6th Av. APITOL Keosauqua Way C Des Moines St. SCHOOL ST. Pedestrian E 11th St. COMPLEX q School St. IOWA Asia Bridge E 10th St. Garden Lyon St. STEWART Oakridge St. P EVENTS P E Grand Av. SQUARE Olive Av. St. 8th Future Olive Av. CENTER The E 6th St. Edmonds 12th St. St. Embowers 15th St. Wells Fargo BRIDGE E 5th St. 235 St. 18th Fine Arts Academy Cemetery Crocker St. Veterans Arena Pedestrian DISTRICT Capitol Av. Crocker St. P Auditorium IOWA Bridge EVENTS P Robert D. Ray Dr. 23rd Pl. 23rd 23rd St. 23rd SHERMAN Hy-Vee CENTER Leyner St. HILL Hall State IOWA Center St. Center St. Center St. Center St. q CAPITOL HISTORIC UnityPoint Health 6 Center Des Moines St. q Historical Capitol OMPLEX Street C DISTRICT Iowa Methodist Museum 13 E 12th St. Park St. 7 Dam 13 Park St. Medical Center 2nd Av. E 9th St. E Walnut St. 3rd St. 17th St. 17th q 19th St. 19th City Hall 20th St. 20th Hoyt Chestnut St. P 12 24th St. 24th Woodland Watson Powell q Sherman Methodist Dr. Pleasant St. E 1st q q Cemetery Pleasant St. 1 Place VILLAGE 69 AST Bridge closed St. E E 13th St. 7th St. E 3rd St. Grand Av. ISTORIC P Dey St. Pleasant 4th St. H E 4th St. q YMCA q E Court Av. 26th St. 26th 25th St. 25th P Woodland Av. Locust St. 10th St. E Court Av. q Woodland Av. q Finkbine Dr. Woodland Av. 8th Kasson Dr. q Civic 8 Amphitheater q P Center 2nd Av. SE 13th St. 15th St. 15th Walnut St. 16th St. 16th 28th St. 28th 22nd St. 22nd 23rd St. 23rd 29th St. 29th High St. High St. Locust St. Cowles 1st St. High St. P Commons Principal q q RIVERWALK ILLAGE NGERSOLL VENUE V E 6th St. I A 14th St. AST SE 14th St. Ingersoll The E BUSINESS DISTRICT SQUARE P Skywalk ISTORIC Grand Av. System HUB H q Future E Vine St. q Kum & Go ARK USINESS Walnut St. P 16th St. B APITOL q Headquarters P 5 P Court Av. C Ingersoll Av. Ingersoll Av. E 7th St. IOWA 17th St. SCULPTURE 4 P COMPLEX q q CORE ISTRICT q PAPPAJOHN D Red Bridge 2 COURT Pedestrian SOUTHEAST GATEWAY P q Bridge Future Hy-Vee Robert D. Ray Dr. Mulberry St. SE 11th St. CONNECTOR q 4th St. MARKET ESTERN E Market Av. E 6th St. Grand Av. Grand Av. W DISTRICT E 5th St. M.L. King Jr. RR Bridge E 4th St. Skywalk P P E 3rd St. E Elm St. Parkway Terrace Hill Courthouse 5th Av. E 2nd St. Governor’s Locust St. System P Raccoon St. q Walnut 13thSt. St. Principal 27th St. Mansion Central DART q Central Campus 3 P 3rd St. t. rry S Allen Pl. Campus Che Central RIVERWALK 7th St. 28th St. 28th Station Vine St. 9th St. E Allen St. 15th St. 9 9TH ST. 8TH8th ST.St. E 10th St. Ridge Rd. 12th St. E 9th St. 10th St. Science E 8th St. E 7th St. 16th St. P Center 11th St. Scott Av. of Iowa E Allen St. Future Dean St. Forest Dr. SE 2nd St. MARKET 6th Av. Park Pl. YMCA Meredith DISTRICT E 5th St. q Housing Forest Dr. 27th St. SW 2nd St. Trail Terrace Rd. John Pat Fleur Drive 3rd St. Raccoon SWq Water St. Dorrian Maury St. River Trail Scott Av. Shaw St. SE 12th St. q SE 11th St. SE 8th St. Maury St. M.L. King Jr. Parkway Jr. King M.L. q M.L. King Jr. Elm St. SE 10th St. Des Moines SE 7th St. SE 9th St. M.L. King Trail Parkway Line Dr. Vale St. Gilmore Av. Home of the River SE 15th St. 7th St. Iowa Cubs SE 14th Ct. RIVERSIDE E Railroad Av. q SW 8TH ST. PARK Scott Parkway SW 9TH ST. 10 PETE Jr. Tuttle St. Avenue CRIVARO Harriet St. M.L. King SW 6th Av. Principal 1st St. Dam PARK GRAY’S Park Pedestrian E 6th St. q Riverfront LANDING Stadium Bridge Scott Av. Riverfront Greenbelt Tuttle St. Raccoon Greenbelt Meredith River Northwood Dr. Northwood Trail WESTERN COURT HISTORIC Des Moines GATEWAY DISTRICT EAST VILLAGE Murphy St. SW 5th St. q SW 11th St. River q SE 14th St. The gateway from the west One of Des Moines’ oldest This historic area has SW 3rd St. Meredith into Downtown Des Moines is recently gone through a IVERPOINT downtown areas, Court R Murphy St. Trail q known as Western Gateway. District is full of historic renaissance and has new WEST Des Moines q It’s home to the Western buildings and shops that and restored architectural River Trail Gateway Cultural and house popular restaurants, details. The Historic East Entertainment District, where clubs and growing residential Village is known for its hip, some of Greater Des Moines’ spaces. Court District is also trendy and cultural vibe. finest events and attractions home to the top-rated This thriving and attractive 69 have taken shape. retail, dining, entertainment Jackson Street Downtown Farmers’ Market Bridge Western Gateway Park is that welcomes thousands of and residential neighborhood home to the John and Mary visitors every Saturday is also home to several Des Pedestrian & Pappajohn Sculpture Park Moines festivals and special Trail Bridge Riverfront morning from May through DART Lane plus Des Moines Central events and more. LEGEND THINGS TO SEE Fleur Drive Fleur Greenbelt October. For a night on the Library is also a big draw. town, Court District boasts CITYVILLE New and contemporary numerous dance clubs and P PARKING RAMPS 1. Hoyt Sherman Place Des Moines restaurants continue to add 2. Pappajohn Sculpture Park bars and other neighborhood Morgan St. Water Works to this park’s ever-changing hot spots. SW 7th St. P PARKING LOTS 3. Des Moines Social Club landscape. This map was prepared for 4. Des Moines Public Library WATER HOUSING 5. Temple for Performing Arts WORKS DOWNTOWN 6. Iowa Events Center LLIANCE PARK HOSPITALS COMMUNITY A (Wells Fargo Arena, Hy-Vee Hall, Veterans Memorial Auditorium) Raccoon River SKYWALK SYSTEM 7. Iowa Hall of Pride Meredith SW 9th St. MAPArt Trail Meredith RIVERWALK 8. Civic Center of Greater Des Moines Raccoon Kruidenier Trail ART & DESIGN PUBLISHING 9. Science Center of Iowa Trail q q RAILS & IDEPATHS No part of this work may be reproduced & Blank IMAX Dome Theater River q q T S or transmitted in any form without written permission from 10. Principal Park (Chicago Cubs AAA ) Raccoon BIKE LANES 11. Des Moines Botanical Gardens ATER q Steve Peglow 515-262-2695 W Beach River 12. State Historical Museum of Iowa Water Works ORKS [email protected] W Area GRAY’S LAKE STATIONS 13. Iowa State Capitol Arboretum PARK Pedestrian COPYRIGHT 2017 Bridge Gray’s ThomasLake Beck Rd. 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