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Location # Location Name Location LZ Zone Location Address Location # Location Name Location LZ Zone Location Address 966 1018 BALTIMORE 1018 Baltimore Ave 968 1421 RESEARCH PARK DRIVE (OFF) 1421 Research Park Drive 138 515-517 WEST 14TH (D2) 515-517 West 14th Street 137 525 WEST 14TH (D2) 525 West 14th Street 464 59TH STREET FACILITY (OFF) 984 646 VERMONT (OFF) 646 Vermont St., Suite 200 994 729 EAST 9TH STREET (OFF) 983 734 VERMONT (OFF) 734 Vermont Street 172 ADAMS ALUMNI CENTER (C2) 1266 Oread Ave 059 ALLEN FIELDHOUSE (G3) 1651 Naismith Drive 182 ALLEN FIELDHOUSE PARKING FACILITY (G2) 1501 Irving Hill Rd 182B ALLEN FIELDHOUSE PARKING FACILITY (G2) 1501 Irving Hill Rd 205 AMBLER STUDENT RECREATION FITNESS (J) 1740 Watkins Center Drive CENTER 194 AMINI (KK) SCHOLARSHIP HALL (C2) 1318 Louisiana Street 203 AMINI (MARGARET) SCHOLARSHIP HALL (C2) 1312 Louisiana Street 219 ANDERSON FAMILY FOOTBALL COMPLEX (A1) 1146 Fambrough Way 179 ANSCHUTZ LIBRARY (F2) 1301 Hoch Auditoria Drive 173 ANSCHUTZ SPORTS PAVILION (G3) 1575 Irving Hill Rd 216 ARROCHA BALLPARK (J) 1560 Oliver Drive 156 BAEHR AUDIO READER (A3) 1120 W. 11th St 035 BAILEY HALL (B3) 1440 Jayhawk Boulevard 184A BALES ORGAN RECITAL HALL (N) 1600 Stewart Drive 010 BATTENFELD SCHOLARSHIP HALL (D2) 1425 Alumni Place 414 BEST BUILDING (OFF) 12604 Quivira Road 227 BIOSCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS (P2) 2029 Becker Drive CENTER 265 BIOSCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS 2033 Becker Drive CENTER 017 BLAKE HALL (D1) 1541 Lilac Lane 120 BOTANY GREENHOUSE (P2) 2025 Constant Avenue 098 BRIDWELL RESEARCH LABORATORY (P2) 2031 Constant Avenue 039 BUDIG HALL/HOCH AUDITORIA (F1) 1455 Jayhawk Boulevard 250A BURGE STUDENT UNION 1565 Irving Hill Road 10/2/2021 5:11:58 AM 158 BURGE UNION (G2) 1601 Irving Hill Rd 970 BvB HISTORIC SITE (MONROE 1515 SE Monroe ELEMENTARY SCHOOL) 060 CAMPANILE (B1) 1450 Memorial Drive 000 CAMPUS (U) CAMPUS 234 CAPITOL FEDERAL HALL 1654 Naismith Drive 077 CARRUTH O'LEARY (A2) 1246 W. Campus Rd 231 CENTER FOR DESIGN RESEARCH (R) 2544 Westbrooke Circle 251 CENTRAL DISTRICT PARKING GARAGE #1 1631 Ousdahl Road 262 CENTRAL DISTRICT RECREATION 1563 W. 18th Street RESTROOM 263 CENTRAL DISTRICT RECREATION STORAGE 1559 W. 18th Street 251A CENTRAL DISTRICT UTILITY PLANT 1621 Ousdahl Road 151 CHALMERS HALL (F1) 1467 Jayhawk Boulevard 143B CHAMNEY BARN EAST 143A CHAMNEY BARN WEST 143 CHAMNEY RESIDENCE (R) 2545 Bob Billings Parkway 015 CHANCELLOR'S GARAGE (D2) 1532 Lilac Lane 014 CHANCELLOR'S RESIDENCE (D2) 1532 Lilac Lane 196 CHILD CARE FACILITY (K) 1652 Ousdahl Rd 909 CHILDREN'S CAMPUS OF KC - JUNIPER (OFF) 444 Minnesota Avenue GARDENS 003 CHILLER BUILDING #1 (C2) 1515 Facilities Operations Drive 238 CHILLER BUILDING #2 1621 Watkins Center Drive 264 CHILLER BUILDING #3 1517 Facilites Operations Drive 177 CONSTRUCTION & LANDSCAPE (R) 1603 Westbrooke Street 001 CORBIN RESIDENCE HALL (C1) 420 W. 11th St 001A CORBIN-GSP TUNNEL 215 CRAWFORD COMMUNITY CENTER (C1) 1346 Louisiana Street 235 DAISY HILL COMMONS 1620 Engel Rd 049 DANFORTH CHAPEL (D1) 1405 Jayhawk Boulevard 240 DEBRUCE CENTER 1647 Naismith Drive 180 DOLE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CENTER (E2) 1000 Sunnyside Avenue 201 DOLE INSTITUTE OF POLITICS (M1) 2350 Petefish Drive 10/2/2021 5:11:58 AM 074 DOUTHART SCHOLARSHIP HALL (C2) 1345 Louisiana St 256 DOWNS RESIDENCE HALL 18th Street 005 DYCHE HALL (C2) 1345 Jayhawk Boulevard 360 EAST HILLS BUILDING (OFF) 3813 Greenway Circle 204 EATON HALL (G1) 1520 W. 15th St 123 EHS ANNEX (P2) 2315 Crowell Drive 089A ELLSWORTH HALL ANNEX (L1) 1736 Engel Road 089 ELLSWORTH RESIDENCE HALL (L1) 1734 Engel Road 117 ENTOMOLOGY RESEARCH LAB (N) 1651 Crestline Drive 112 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY (P2) 2301 Crowell Drive 030 FACILITIES ADMINISTRATION BUILDING (E2) 1503 Sunflower Road 331 FITCH FARM RESIDENCE (OFF) 2060 E. 1600 Rd 163 FOLEY HALL (P2) 2021 Constant Avenue 260 Football Indoor Practice Facility (A2) 1135 Fambrough Way 097 FRASER HALL (D1) 1415 Jayhawk Boulevard 191 GEOLOGICAL CORE LIBRARY (P1) 1940 Constant Avenue 905 GEOLOGY FIELD CAMP (OFF) Box 12 078 GERTRUDE SELLARDS PEARSON(GSP) (C1) 500 West 11th Street RESIDENCE HALL 073 GRACE PEARSON SCHOLARSHIP HALL (C2) 1335 Louisiana St 250 GRAY LITTLE HALL 1567 Irving Hill Road 150 GREEN HALL (G2) 1535 West 15th Street 343 GROUNDWATER TREATMENT FACILITY (OFF) 11125 Evening Star Rd 027 HALL CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES (E2) 900 Sunnyside Avenue 139A HAMBLETON HALL ADDITION (P1) 1922 Constant Avenue 125 HANGAR #1 AIRPORT (OFF) 1970 N. 7th 126 HANGAR #2 AIRPORT (OFF) 1980 N. 7th 087 HASHINGER RESIDENCE HALL (L2) 1632 Engel Rd 104 HAWORTH HALL (E2) 1200 Sunnyside Avenue 136 HIGUCHI BUILDING (P2) 2101 Constant Avenue 133 HIGUCHI BUILDING ANNEX (P2) 134 HIGUCHI GARAGE 233 HILL ENGINEERING RESEARCH & 2105 Becker Drive DEVELOPMENT CTR 10/2/2021 5:11:58 AM 188 HOGLUND BALLPARK (G3) 1545 Allen Field House Drive 188A Hoglund Batting Cage 1545 Allen Fieldhouse Drive 217 HOGLUND INDOOR FACILITY (G3) 197 HOREJSI FAMILY ATHLETE CENTER (G3) 1550 Allen Field House Drive 261 HOREJSI FAMILY VOLLYBALL ARENA 1550 Allen Field House Drive 075 INFORMATION BOOTH (E1) 1431 Jayhawk Boulevard 910 INSTITUTE FOR LIFE SPAN STUDIES (OFF) 1614 Washington Boulevard 209 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE (OFF) 704 W. 12th St 413 JAYHAWK CENTRAL (OFF) 12520 Quivira Road 164F JAYHAWK COMMUNITY CENTER (OFF) 164 JAYHAWKER TOWERS (L2) 164A JAYHAWKER TOWERS A (L2) 1603 West 15th Street 164B JAYHAWKER TOWERS B (L2) 1603 West 15th Street 164C JAYHAWKER TOWERS C (L2) 1603 West 15th Street 164D JAYHAWKER TOWERS D (L2) 1603 West 15th Street 164E JAYHAWKER TOWERS E (L2) 1603 West 15th Street 165 JAYHAWKER TOWERS GARAGE (L2) 080 JOSEPH R. PEARSON (A2) 1122 West Campus Road 358 KANSAS JAYHAWK TENNIS FACILITY (OFF) 5200 Clinton Pkwy 002 KANSAS MEMORIAL UNION (C2) 1301 Jayhawk Boulevard 002A KANSAS MEMORIAL UNION TUNNEL (C2) 1301 Jayhawk Boulevard 192 KANU TRANSMITTER BUILDING (R) 2500 Petefish Drive 325 KGS STORAGE FACILITY (OFF) 831 Wildhorse Road 192C KJHK TRANSMITTER BUILDING 2500 Petefish Drive 600 KLETC (OFF) 608 KLETC ADMINISTRATION & LEARNING (OFF) CENTER 601 KLETC ADMINISTRATION BUILDING (OFF) Box 647 612 KLETC CLASSROOM FACILITY (OFF) 615 KLETC CONTROL TOWER (OFF) 613 KLETC FIRE ARMS SIMULATION FACILITY (OFF) 606 KLETC FIRING RANGE CLASSROOM (OFF) 603 KLETC GARAGE (OFF) 611 KLETC MULTIPURPOSE FACILITY (OFF) 10/2/2021 5:11:58 AM 607 KLETC OBSERVATION TOWER (OFF) 610 KLETC PRACTICE HOUSE (OFF) 609 KLETC QUONSET HUT (OFF) 602 KLETC RESIDENCE HALL (OFF) 614 KLETC VEHICLE STORAGE FACILITY (OFF) 223 KREHBIEL SCHOLARSHIP HALL (OFF) 1301 Ohio St 224 KU BOATHOUSE (OFF) 220 Indiana 198 KU ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION (O2) 1891 Constant Avenue 190 KURATA BUILDING (M) 2330 Crowell Drive Lz_a1 LANDSCAPE ZONE A1 (A1) Lz_a2 LANDSCAPE ZONE A2 (A2) Lz_a3 LANDSCAPE ZONE A3 (A3) Lz_b1 LANDSCAPE ZONE B1 (B1) Lz_b2 LANDSCAPE ZONE B2 (B2) Lz_b3 LANDSCAPE ZONE B3 (B3) Lz_c1 LANDSCAPE ZONE C1 (C1) Lz_c2 LANDSCAPE ZONE C2 (C2) Lz_d1 LANDSCAPE ZONE D1 (D1) Lz_d2 LANDSCAPE ZONE D2 (D2) Lz_e1 LANDSCAPE ZONE E1 (E1) Lz_e2 LANDSCAPE ZONE E2 (E2) Lz_f1 LANDSCAPE ZONE F1 (F1) Lz_f2 LANDSCAPE ZONE F2 (F2) Lz_g1 LANDSCAPE ZONE G1 (G1) Lz_g2 LANDSCAPE ZONE G2 (G2) Lz_g3 LANDSCAPE ZONE G3 (G3) Lz_h LANDSCAPE ZONE H (H) Lz_I LANDSCAPE ZONE I (I) Lz_j LANDSCAPE ZONE J (J) Lz_k LANDSCAPE ZONE K (K) Lz_l2 LANDSCAPE ZONE L2 (L2) Lz_l1 LANDSCAPE ZONE LI (L1) Lz_m1 LANDSCAPE ZONE M1 (M1) Lz_n LANDSCAPE ZONE N (N) 10/2/2021 5:11:58 AM Lz_o1 LANDSCAPE ZONE O1 (O1) Lz_o2 LANDSCAPE ZONE O2 (O2) Lz_off LANDSCAPE ZONE OFF (OFF) Lz_p1 LANDSCAPE ZONE P1 (P1) Lz_p2 LANDSCAPE ZONE P2 (P2) Lz_q LANDSCAPE ZONE Q (Q) Lz_r LANDSCAPE ZONE R (R) Lz_u LANDSCAPE ZONE U (U) 088 LEARNED HALL (G1) 1530 W. 15th St 088B LEARNED HALL ANNEX 991 LEASED SPACE NUMBER INACTIVE 082 LEWIS RESIDENCE HALL (L2) 1530 Engel Rd 214 LIBRARY ANNEX (R) 1880 Westbrooke 184 LIED CENTER (N) 1600 Stewart Drive 206 LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING A (OFF) 1501 Wakarusa 207 LIFE SCIENCES BUILDINGS B & C (OFF) 1501 Wakarusa 042 LINDLEY HALL (F1) 1475 Jayhawk Boulevard 105 LINDLEY STORAGE (F1) 008 LIPPINCOTT HALL (C2) 1410 Jayhawk Boulevard 004 LOCATION VACANT (C2) 1320 OLD UNIV RELATIONS 017A LOCATION VACANT (D1) 1543 Lilac Lane 035A LOCATION VACANT (B3) Razed 043 LOCATION VACANT (F1) 1480 Hoch Auditoria Drive 047 LOCATION VACANT (F2) 1530 Summerfield Hall Drive 064 LOCATION VACANT 085 LOCATION VACANT (G1) 1540 OLD BURT HALL 096 LOCATION VACANT (OFF) 161 LOCATION VACANT (G1) 1531 Crescent Rd 166 LOCATION VACANT e 167 LOCATION VACANT 169 LOCATION VACANT 170 LOCATION VACANT (L2) 1901 West 15th Street 174 LOCATION VACANT 178 LOCATION VACANT 10/2/2021 5:11:58 AM 302 LOCATION VACANT 303 LOCATION VACANT 341 LOCATION VACANT 342 LOCATION VACANT 604 LOCATION VACANT (OFF) 605 LOCATION VACANT (OFF) 960 LOCATION VACANT (OFF) 1315 OLD WAK RES FAC 048 LOCATION VACANT 160 LOCATION VACANT (OFF) 907 LOCATION VACANT 848 LOCATION VACANT 963 LOCATION VACANT 221 LOCATION VACANT 046A LOCATION VACANT 090 LOCATION VACANT 148 LOCATION VACANT 159 LOCATION VACANT L001 LOT 1 E. CARRUTH-OLEARY HALL L010 LOT 10 SUNFLOWER RD. L100 LOT 100 ALUMNI PLACE L101 LOT 101 N AND E TEMPLIN HALL L102 LOT 102 W LEWIS HALL L103 LOT 103 E AND W HASHINGER HALL L104 LOT 104 E AND W ELLSWORTH AND MCCOLLUM L105 LOT 105 SW MCCOLLUM HALL L107 LOT 107 E SELLARDS HALL L109 LOT 109 W JAYHAWKER TOWERS L011 LOT 11 NORTH OF JRP L110 LOT 110 E JAYHAWKER TOWERS L111 LOT 111 GSP AND CORBIN HALLS L112 LOT 112 OLIVER HALL L113 LOT 113 DOWNS RESIDENCE HALL L114 LOT 114 STOUFFER PLACE 10/2/2021 5:11:58 AM L115 LOT 115 E OF STOUFFER PLACE APTS L116 LOT 116 W CENTRAL FIELD L117 LOT 117 E WATKINS HEALTH CENTER L118 LOT 118 IN BACK OF ROBINSON G L119 LOT 119 S FLINT HALL L012 LOT 12 LILAC LANE TO TWENTE HALL L120 LOT 120 12TH AND LOUISIANA L121 LOT 121 1300 ALLEY LOUISIANA/OHIO L122 LOT 122 L124 LOT 124 E OF STADIUM S OF L125 LOT 125 S.
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