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A B C D E F G H t t t S S S h h h t t t 8 9 7 3 3 Reservoir Road 3 Commencement 1 Accessible Shuttle Route 54 51 53 H6 26 H1 57 50 56 Shuttle Bus Stop H5 2 52 37 55 H4 H2 H H7 H3 40 Academic/Administrative Buildings Residential Buildings 3 H8 1 - Car Barn G6 35 - Alumni Square 25 E6 2 - Dahlgren Chapel F5 36 - Copley Hall E5 3 - Davis Performing Arts Center Copley Formal Lounge E6 4 - Gervase Building E2 37 - Darnall Hall F6 5 - Healy Hall E6 38 - FJR Residence Hall 12 46 Gaston Hall (Under Construction) Riggs Library D5 39 - Harbin Hall C5 6 - Heating and Cooling Plant E3 40 - Henle Village 24 D5 7 - Hoya Field D6 41 - Kennedy Hall G6 8 - Institute for the Study of Diplomacy H7 42 - LXR Hall 10 4 E4 9 - Intercultural Center (ICC) D6 43 - McCarthy Hall 22 23 ICC Auditorium McShain Lounge B4 10 - Kehoe Field H7 44 - Nevils Hall 33 31 F7 11 - Lauinger Library D7 45 - New South Hall 9 Red D3 12 - Leavey Center Healey Family Student Center P St Hotel and Conference Center E3 46 - Northeast Triangle Sq. Sellinger Lounge (Under Construction) 21 University Bookstore C6 47 - Reynolds Hall t t t t S S S S h 5 h h h E6 13 - Maguire Hall E7 48 - Village A 18 t t t t 4 6 5 7 36 3 3 3 B6 14 - McDonough Arena D6 49 - Village C 3 E6 15 - McSherry Building Copley 7 39 G7 16 - Mortara Building 3 Medical Center Buildings 6 Lawn E6 17 - New North Rain McNeir Auditorium B2 50 - Basic Science Building O St B5 18 - Observatory and Ecology Lab A1 51 - Building D Site 17 20 29 D7 19 - O'Donovan Dining Hall Warwick Evans Conference Room 14 E6 20 - Old North B2 52 - Dahlgren Medical Library 27 B1 53 - Med-Dent Annex 2 5 8 G5 21 - Poulton Hall 41 6 D4 22 - Rak B. Hariri Building B1 54 - Med-Dent Building Healy 35 W. Proctor Harvey Clinical 43 McDonough School of Business 47 49 13 Lohrnk Auditorium Teaching Amphitheater 38 Lawn B2 55 - New Research Building D4 23 - Regents Hall 15 4 E4 24 - Reiss Science Building NRB Auditorium N St C3 25 - Shaw Field (North Kehoe Field) B2 56 - PreClinical Science Building 16 A2 57 - Research Resource Facility (RRF) 32 44 E2 26 - St. Mary's Hall 19 11 28 C6 27 - ompson Athletic Center 45 48 42 (Under Construction) 34 7 G7 28 - University Safety Services 30 G6 29 - Wagner Alumni House Hospital Buildings H7 30 - Walsh Building C2 H1 - Concentrated Care Center (CCC) Canal Rd Prospect St F4 31 - White-Gravenor Hall D2 H2 - Gorman Building Undergraduate Admissions E3 H3 - Kober-Cogan Building C7 32 - Wolngton Hall C2 H4 - Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center Jesuit Residence D2 H5 - Marcus J. Bles Building 1 C4 33 - Yates Field House D1 H6 - MedStar Georgetown University Hospital C7 34 - Southwest Garage Entrance D3 H7 - Pasquerilla Healthcare Center (PHC) N 0’ 200’ 400’ May 2018 Canal Road 8.

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