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Campus Map 44 31 Numbered Parking Lots Wysocki To Rt. 63N House 44 Renaissance North Village Apts Center Map Key 0 500 1,000 University of Massachusetts Amherst Feet Campus Map 44 31 Numbered Parking Lots 66 P Metered/Public Parking April 2008 24 Marks Meadow 44 PVTA Bus Stops University Switchboard - (413) 545-0111 Elementary 47 TILLSON ROAD School Tour Service - (413) 545-4237 Furcolo µ Traffic Lights Montague McNamara To Tillson Farm & Robsham Memorial Visitors Center - (413) 545-0306 House North 47 Intermediate N North Processing O A Brown C Cashin RTH NORTH Facility (IPF) RESIDENTIAL PL SYLVAN E AREA A North North RESIDENTIAL S 27 B 44 A D AREA 68 NT 31 E DU S N TR LA Totman N 26 EE MA ST 24 T 43 EA IVE DR Mobile To Mather, OLYMPIA DRIVE ORS Johnson VERN SPE, CO GO Computer Classrooms Dwight Science Leach Lewis µHamlin Engineering NORTHEAST Lab Astronomy Engineering Conte RESIDENTIAL 45 Gunness Polymer 43 PVTA Lab 2 Duda Arnold AREA Auxiliary Research 43 Thatcher Bus LEDERLE Lyon T Services 65 Center H Observatory Garage GRADUATE Crabtree A Warehouse Marston T Robotics RESEARCH Knowlton C Marcus H CENTER Worcester E Thayer R Forest & Dining W West 63 Parks Bldg 65 Paige A East Y 65 Knowles Goessmann Experiment Station Experiment 65 Holdsworth Station 49 PARKING 49 ORCHARD HIL µ Bowditch 65 L DR. OFFICE Hatch Integrated 49 41 Agricultural Stockbridge Draper Grayson 49 Engineering (Bowker Aud) Science Bldg 12 Dickinson 65 Chenoweth 25 LINCOLNN S ORCHARD HILL Hasbrouck T 63 Chancellor's CAMPUSCAMPUMPUS O RESIDENTIAL Cold Flint C House CENTER Skinner K Storage B 63 AREA 49 (HO(HOTEL) R Webster Physical PARKINARKINGK NG I D Field Plant Textbook GARAAGEG G E Annex Power P STUDENTSTUDES ENT 49 I R 49 Plant UNIOUNIONON O IV A E D Durfee A 30 64 Lorden P University S Practice N 29 Machmer Morrill Conservatory T Field Rink Photo Lab O Health P R Science & Garden Const.Site - L T µ Blaisdell Wilder Center E H Center 49 A Central French Greenough S Thompson P University A DU BOIS L Brooks 49 N Heating Plant E Club Baker 49 A LIBRARY II T 64 South CAMPUS S Brett Van Meter S MULLINS A Shade CENTRAL Grinnell College POND P T N 67 CENTER Tree Lab R T Chadbourne Lower Franklin RESIDENTIAL William Smith E 64 S III 46 Clark Memorial E Tennis T Dickinson T Clark Dining AREA 49 Court Old R (Police) E Chapel New RD Recreation 64 E LL T I C H Goodell Africa RK O Wheeler A Center 62 CL 29 M Memorial Fernald M 29 O Hall Upper 62 I Butterfield 49 N FINE ARTS N F Apiary STR W Tennis ONG ST I REET CENTER R E Courts M A L 40 A 46 Temporary detour road T Bartlett R H Studio Arts Y A Commercial W Hills V Tobin Bldg A E Herter Bus Stop Y Gorman N Isenberg PSK 62 U MA ATHLETIC E P Hicks School of U P TC Research Admin. L Management L FIELDS B I N Mahar Newman 52 U Garber T S Center T W Munson Auditorium Boyden Field E HAIGIS R Y Gym Alfond F I MALL 52 E L Whitmore D 71 University T Administration E 42 µ Apartments Middlesex NUE R VE R S A Berkshire ETT HUS C AC E To Rt. 116, Rt. 9, I-91 ROTC Hampshire ASS MAROBSHAM N µ VISITORS O Hadley Equestrian Farm R SDT CENTER Gordon T Continuing Education Melville H µ 34 P P L 50 University Without Walls 32 P E 50 A Thoreau 32 IGU S James DZ A 14 Kennedy ACO N Hampshire T Prince Chabad Hillel S Dining House T House Lincoln R KKG E P Coolidge Apartments SK CH E ESTNU ADP T T S Emerson 50 TREET ZBT 50 Crampton L I 33 N C µ Softball SOUTHWEST Hampden O Dining MacKimmie L Complex RESIDENTIAL N Communications Rudd A Disorders Track AREA V E Field SAV J.Q. 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B2 French D3 Northeast Residential Area C2 Athletic Fields A4 Furcolo C1 Auxiliary Services Warehouse A2 Garber Field B4 Observatory D2 Baker D3 Goessmann C3 Old Chapel C4 Bartlett C4 Goodell B4 Orchard Hill Residential Area E3 Berkshire B5 Gordon D5 Paige B2 Berkshire Dining B5 Gorman D4 Parking Garage B3 Blaisdell B3 Grass Roots Daycare A6 Parking Offi ce A3 Bowditch Hall B3 Grayson E3 Patterson C7 Bowditch Lodge A6 Greenough E3 Photo Laboratory B3 Bowker Auditorium (Stockbridge) B3 Grinnell Arena B4 Physical Plant B3 Boyden B4 Gunness Engineering B2 Pierpont B6 Brett D3 Hadley Equestrian Farm A5 Police (Dickinson) B4 Brooks D3 Haigis Mall C4 Power Plant B3 Brown D1 Hamlin C2 Prince B5 Butterfi eld E4 Hampden Dining B5 PVTA Bus Garage B2 Campus Center C3 Hampshire Dining C6 Recreation Center B4 Campus Center Parking Garage C4 Hampshire C5 Renaissance Center E1 Campus Pond C3 Hasbrouck C3 Research Administration D4 Cance B6 Hatch B3 Robotics B2 Cashin D1 Health Center D3 Robsham Visitors Center C5 Central Heating Plant A3 Herter C4 Rudd Field (Soccer) A5 Central Residential Area D3 Hicks Physical Education C4 Shade Tree Laboratory D3 Central Stores (Physical Plant) B3 Hillel D5 Skinner C3 Chabad C5 Hills D4 Softball Complex A5 Chadbourne E4 Holdsworth B3 South College B3 Chancellor’s House D3 Hotel C3 Southwest Residential Area B5 Chenoweth B3 Integrated Science Building C3 Stockbridge B3 Clark D4 Intermed. Processing Fac. (IPF) E1 Student Union C3 Cold Storage Bldg. B3 Isenberg School of Management C4 Studio Arts Building D4 Communications Disorders D5 Sylvan Residential Area D2 Computer Science Bldg. B2 John Adams B5 Conte Polymer Research Center C2 John Q. Adams B5 Telecommunications Offi ce B6 Continuing Education A5 James B5 Tennis Courts, Lower A4 Coolidge B5 Johnson C2 Tennis Courts, Upper B4 Textbook Annex B3 Crabtree C2 Kennedy B5 Crampton B5 Thatcher D2 Knowlton C2 Thayer B2 Dickinson Hall (Police) B4 Knowles B3 Thompson B3 Dickinson House D3 Leach C2 Thoreau B5 Draper C3 Lederle Graduate Research Ctr. C2 Tillson Farm E1 Du Bois Library C3 Lewis D2 Tobin B4 Duda B2 Library, Du Bois C3 Totman C2 Durfee Conservatory and Garden D3 Lincoln Apartments C5 Track and Field A5 Dwight C2 Lincoln Campus Center C3 University Apartments D4 East Experiment Station C3 Lorden Field (Baseball) A3 University Club D3 Emerson B5 Lyon C2 University Extension B6 Engineering Laboratory B2 Machmer B3 University Health Center D3 Engineering Laboratory 2 B2 MacKimmie B5 University Outreach B6 Farley Lodge A6 Mahar Auditorium C4 University Press (E. Exp. Station) C3 Fernald D4 Marcus C2 University Without Walls A5 Field E3 Mark’s Meadow Elem. School C1 Van Meter E3 Fine Arts Center C4 Marston B2 Visitors Center C5 Flint Laboratory B3 Mather E2 Forest & Parks Buildings A2 McNamara D1 Washington B6 Franklin Dining D4 Memorial Hall C4 Webster E3 Fraternities & Sororities Melville B5 West Experiment Station C2 ACO - Alpha Chi Omega C5 Middlesex C4 Wheeler D4 ADP - Alpha Delta Phi D5 Mobile Classrooms C2 Whitmore Administration Bldg. C4 CO - Chi Omega E2 Montague C1 Wilder D3 DU - Delta Upsilon C2 Moore B5 Worcester Dining C2 DZ - Delta Zeta D5 Morrill Science Center C3 Wysocki C1 IGU - Iota Gamma Upsilon D5 Mullins Center A3 KKG - Kappa Kappa Gamma C5 Mullins Practice Rink A3 April 2008 22008008 BBACKACK OOFF MMAPAP INDEXINDEX 4-16-08.indd4-16-08.indd 1 44/16/2008/16/2008 22:44:24:44:24 PPMM PProcessrocess BBlacklack.
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