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AND r No 3263 bu 1753 r D h s SCHWARTZ th PARKING DECK Fi 3260 Shuttle buses are free and most stop at the (grid E4) De Oakd n 1132 B al c e Rd a CENTER at . 1715 Woodruff Circle transit plaza r u 1320 r m i R 1470 a 1271- d w GLENN r 1707 1277 o ad c 1385 Ro D MEMORIAL r l catu 1256 i De 1257 f th 1251 f 9 or N 526 R 350 visit our interactive map online: o a Emory Village 130 d 2015 90 6500 ©2012 Emory University Planning Design & Construction map.emory.edu 360 Everybody’s 2010 6351 All Rights Reserved R09/26/11 To Decatur 10 How to nd Building C–Campus Services? to How Emory University Map Legend 2011-2012 building # map grid # building # map grid # building # map grid # building # map grid # 1385 F9 1385 Oxford Road Building 3030 H6 Clifton Tower 1131 G9 Mathematics and Science Center 1980 H9 Woodruff Library – Center for Library 1370 H7 1462 Clifton Road Building 7901 F5 Clifton School, The (at Clifton Way) 35 G7 McDonough Field and Information Resources 1525|3235 H6 1525 Clifton Road Building/Parking Deck 3380 K7 Clifton School, The (at Clairmont Campus) 3110 G7 McTyeire Hall 1930 H8 Woodruff Memorial Research Building 1599 G5 1599 Clifton Road Building and Deck 3210 H8 Cox Hall (Food Court and Ballroom) 500 G6 Michael Street Parking Deck 1515 G6 Woodruff, Nell Hodgson School of Nursing 2010 G10 1627 North Decatur Bldg. 1440 H7 Division of Allied Health 2420 H5 Miller-Ward Alumni House 1400 G8 Woodruff Physical Education (P.E.) Center 6351 G10 1635 North Decatur Bldg. 3050 G8 Dobbs Hall 1680 G8 Modern Languages 1402 G8 Woodruff P.E. Center Track 360 H10 1641 North Decatur Bldg. 1010 G8 Dobbs University Center (DUC) 1784 I9 North Decatur Building 3190 H6 Woodruff Residential Center 130 H9 1655 North Decatur Bldg. 3220 H7 Dooly’s Den at the Depot 3263 G9 Oxford Road Building (University Bookstore) 2440 I5 Yerkes National Primate Research Center 950 E5 1762 Clifton Road Building 2041 G8 Emerson Hall 290 F6 Peavine DAR Facility and Neurosciences Center 1000 G9 Administration Building 2172 I8 Emory Children’s Center Pediatric Clinic 3271 F8 Peavine Parking Deck 3010 H8 Alabama Hall 5018 E4 Emory Clinic at Wesley Woods 3262 F8 Peavine Parking Lot 3264 G9 Anne Register Jones Courtyard 200 H8 Emory Clinic, Building A 1804 I8 Performing Arts Studio/Burlington Rd. Bldg. 1460 G8 Anthropology Building 2260 I8 Emory Clinic, Building B 3240 I8 Physicians’ Parking Deck 7490 E6 Asbury House 1751 I8 Emory Clinic, Building C (Winship Cancer) 1830 G9 Pitts Theology Library 2040 F8 Atwood (Sanford S.) Chemistry Center 1380 G9 Emory College (White Hall) 2045 F8 Psychology Building/PAIS 153 G9 Baker Woodland 1257 A9 Emory Continuing Education (Briarcliff) 29 G9 Quadrangle (The Quad) Sorority Village on Eagle Row 526 H9 Baptist Student Center 8760 G5 Emory Hotel and Conference Center 230 E6 Recycling Center 6117 /G G7 Alpha Delta Pi 502 G7 Biology Green House 1641 G5 Emory Inn 1720 H9 Rich Memorial Building 6118 /H G7 Eagle House H 1200 G8 Bishops Hall 1600 H8 Emory University Hospital 1518/1522 G6 Rollins School of Public Health 6111 /A G7 Alpha Kappa Alpha 1330 F6 Black Student Alliance 1990 H8 Emory University Hospital, Education Annex 1940 H6 Rollins (O. Wayne) Research Center 6120 /J G7 Delta Delta Delta 1130 G9 Boisfeuillet Jones Center 2015 G10 Emory Village 1707 H9 Russian & East Asian Languages & Cultures 6115 /E G7 Delta Phi Epsilon 1560 G9 Bowden Hall 526 H9 Episcopal Student Center 2030 H9 School of Law (Gambrell Hall) 6112 /B G7 Eagle House B 1251 B9 Briarcliff Campus 950 E5 Faculty Staff Assistance Program 1020 H7 School of Medicine (Williams Educ. Bldg.) 6119 /I G7 Gamma Phi Beta 1804 I8 Burlington Road Building 3115|3118 G7 Few and Evans Residence Halls 1515 G6 School of Nursing, Nell Hodgson Woodruff 6114 /D G7 Kappa Alpha Theta 1535 G8 Callaway Memorial Center 3260 H9 Fishburne Parking Deck 3261 H9 Schwartz Center for Performing Arts 6113 /C G7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 70 G7 Campus Services Building A 1715 H9 Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry 3130 H9 Smith Hall 6116 /F G7 Sigma Delta Tau 1350 G7 Campus Services Building B 2030 H9 Gambrell Hall 38 F7 Softball Field 1081 F7 Campus Services Building C 6500 H10 Glenn Memorial Church Parsonage 7460 E6 Spanish House Fraternity Houses on Eagle Row 1082 F7 Campus Services Building D 1320 G9 Glenn Memorial Church School Building 3361 L6 Student Activities and Academic Center/SAAC 1920 G7 Campus Services Building E 1470 G9 Glenn Memorial Auditorium 1170 G8 Tarbutton Hall 6155 F7 Alpha Phi Alpha 1083 G7 Campus Services Building 350 H9 Glenn Memorial Youth and Activities Building 3140 H9 Thomas Hall 6150 F7 Alpha Tau Omega 1360 G7 Campus Services Building G 1721 H9 Goizueta Business School H8 Transit Plaza–Cliff buses and shuttles 6230 F7 Alpha Epsilon Pi 1610 G7 Campus Services Building H 1000 G9 Graduate School (Administration Building) 3160 G7 Trimble Hall 6145 F7 Beta Theta Pi 6080 G7 Zeta Beta Tau 1580 G8 Candler Library 7810 H4 Hahn Woods 1900 I8 Tufts House (Uppergate House) 6160 F7 Kappa Alpha 33 E5 Candler Athletic Fields/Kaminsky Park 3070 H8 Harris Hall 3091 H7 Turman Residence Hall 6220 F7 Phi Delta Theta 2043 G8 Candler School of Theology 3232 I7 Health Sciences Research Bldg.
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