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Downtown Brooklyn & Borough Hall Downtown Brooklyn & Borough Hall D.U.M.B.O. • VINEGAR HILL • BROOKLYN HEIGHTS • FORT GREENE • COBBLE HILL • BOERUM HILL • CARROLL GARDENS Clermont Av, B10 Furman St, D1, J2 Monroe Pl, F3 S Oxford St, F11 Willoughby Av, E11 Boerum Hill, J7 Brooklyn Tabernacle, H6 Con Ed Building, G9 ★ Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument, E10 Lafayette Av. Presbyterian Church, G12 MTA New York City Transit, H6 Parking Garage, F7 School of Seventh Day Adventists, Spanish South Bklyn SDA Church,K12 YWCA, H9 Streets & BridgesB61Clinton Av, B11 Gallatin Pl, G6 Montague St, G2 S Portland Av, F11 Willoughby St, F7, F8 Bossert Hotel, G2 Brooklyn Technical High School, G10 Concord Village, E4 Tennis Courts, F10 Lewis Gallery, H10 ★ Middle Eastern Shopping Area, J4 Pearl St Gallery, C3 G10 Stanley Lamm Preschool, F7 3rd Av, L10 Clinton St, H4, L4 Garden Pl, H3 Montague Ter, G2 Sackett St, M3, M7, M11 Willow Pl, H2 BRIC Arts Media, G9 Brooklyn Urban Glass, G9 Congregation Mt. Sinai, F3 Freedom Academy HS, D5 LIRR Terminal, H11 MS 113, F12 ★ Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument, E10 Science Skills Center HS, D5 Sterling School, J7 Subway Stations Key accessible Transit Police 4th Av, K11 ★ ★ MS 293 & Brooklyn School for Y entrance & exit College Pl, F2 Gold St, B5, E6 Myrtle Av, C12, D10 Sands St, C6, D4 Willow St, E2 Brooklyn Bridge Park, B2, D1- J1 Brooklyn War Memorial, E3 Congregation B’nai Avraham, G3 Fulton Ferry Landing & Park, D1 Little Snowflakes Group Family, K3 PS 8, D2 seedgallery, K11 Strand Theater, G9 ÷Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center W District Office XP E 5th Av, J12, L12 Global Studies, L5 S District 1 TPD Columbia Hts, E1 Grace Ct, H2 Myrtle Promenade, F6 Schermerhorn St, H4, H8 Wyckoff St, K5, K7, K9 Playground Cadman Plaza Park, E3, F3 Cumberland Diagnostic & General Post Office, F4 LI University Brooklyn Center, F8 PS 20 Urban Assembly Academy of Seventh Day Adventist Church, G12 Strong Place Day Care Center, L7 H11 EN B D N Q R 2 3 4 5 E U 6th Av, J12 Columbia Pl, H2 Grace Ct Alley, H2 N Elliott Pl, C8 Sedgwick St, M2 York St, C3, C5 Marina (under construction) Cadman Towers, F3 Treatment Center, D9 George Westinghouse HS, E6 Admissions MS 828, M7 Arts & Letters, E12 Sheraton B’klyn, G7 Summa Gallery, G3 Q Bergen St 2 3 J12 N Y L Adams St, B2, C3, F5 Milestone School, H8 K Columbia St, K2 Grand Av, A12 N Oxford St, C8 Sidney Pl, H3 ★ Brooklyn Academy of Music/ Cadman Plaza North Houses, D3 Cuyler Warren St Methodist Church, K8 Gloria Kennedy Gallery, D1 Athletic Center PS 29, L4 Spanish Pentecostal Church, K11 Super 8 Motel, M10 O Bergen Street F G K6 O R Adelphi St, B9, E12 Concord St, D5, D7 Grove Pl, G8 N Portland Av, C8 Smith St, J6 Points of Interest BAM Fisher Bldg., H10 Carousel Children’s Center, D11 Dept of Motor Vehicles, H11 Gowanus, L9 College of Arts and Sciences MoCADA 80 Arts-James E. Davis PS 32 New Horizons School, M7 St. Ann’s School, G4 Theater for a New Audiance, G10 B elevator ÷ Borough Hall 2 3 4 5 G5 to street or stairwaysKENT AV Aitken Pl, H3 Congress St, K2, K4 Hall St, A11 Nassau St, D5 St. Edwards St, E9 A. Fantis Greek Orthodox Schl, H5 ★ BAM Harvey Theatre, G10 Catholic Charities Diocese of Brooklyn, G4 Dime Savings Bank, G8 Gowanus Arts Exchange, L10 Kumble Theater Arts Bldg, H12 PS 38, J9 St. Ann/St. George’s, B5 Times Plaza P.O., J10 BUSHWICK AV Clark Street 2 3 F3 MYRTLE AV BROADWAY building level Albee Sq, G7 Court St, G4, K5 Hanover Pl, G8 Navy St, B6, D7 St. Felix St, G10 A.I.R. Gallery, C3 Rose Cinema, H10 Carroll Gardens, M4 Dr. Susan McKinney Secondary Gowanus Congregation of Jehovah’s Lutheran Social Services, K10 Morgan Health Sciences Library, J3 PS 46 Fort Greene Prep. Academy, C10 St. Agnes Church, M7 Trinity Park, D5 Court Street R G4 AREA OF Amity St, K2, K4 Cranberry St, E2 Hanson Pl, H11 Nevins St, H9, K9 St. Johns Pl, L12 Aloft NY Brooklyn, G7 Brooklyn Borough Hall, G5 Carroll Gardens Public Library, M4 School of the Arts, C9 Witnesses, K10 Lutheran Zion Church, F3 Municipal Building/P.O., G5 PS 67 Community Roots Charter Schl, D8 St. Boniface Church, F7 Two Bridges Borough Academy, D5 Subway station and DeKalb Avenue G8 THIS MAP ATLANTIC AV Anchorage Pl, B3 Cumberland St, C9, F11 Harrison Alley, B6 New Dock St, C1 St. Mark’s Pl, K10, K11 Alonzo Daughtry Day Care Ctr, J9 Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, H7 CHIPS (Christian Help in Park Slope), M10 Dodge YMCA, J5 Gowanus Houses, K7, L7 Macy’s, G7 Navy Yard Boys & Girls Club, D6 PS 133, L11 St. Charles Borromeo Church, H3 UA Court St Cinema, H5 B Q R exits P Fulton Street G G11 E Ashland Pl, E8, F9 De Graw St, M2, M7, M11 Henry St, D2, H3, L4 Old Fulton St, D2 State St, H5, H10, J2 Amos Eno Gallery, C3 Brooklyn Club, G3 Church of the Assumption, E2 DUMBO, C1 Gowanus Senior Center, L8 Mark Morris Dance Co., H10 New Mount Carmel Church, F11 PS 261, J7 St. Charles Borromeo School, H4 United Arab Services, J5 EASTERN PKWY N WILLIAMSBURG PL N S New York Marriott Brooklyn, F5 High Street AC D3 Y Atlantic Av, J3, J8, J10, J12 De Kalb Av, E11, G8 Hicks St, D2, H2, K3 Orange St, E2 Sterling Pl, L12 Angelique Bed & Breakfast, M7 Brooklyn Friends Meeting House, H6 Church of Christ & Holy Family, L4 DUMBO Art Center, C2 Grace Episcopal Church, H2 Mary McDowell Center for Learning, K5 PS 287 Khalil Gibran Int‘l Academy, C7 St. Charles Jubilee Senior Center, G2 Urban Assembly HS for Music & Art, D5 L V A Hoyt Street-Fulton Mall 2 3 G7 N NY Kids Club, G2 I Auburn Pl, D9 Dean St, J5, J10, J11 High St, D4 Pacific St, J2, J4, Strong Pl, L4 Appellate Division NYS Brooklyn Friends School, G5 Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Sts., M5 Duffield Children’s Ctr, F7 Greenmarket, E11, G5 Math & Science Exploratory School, J10 PS 295, M7 Sts. Constantine & Helen Cathedral, H5 US District Court, E3 A Subway route A V Baltic St, L2, L4, L6, L11 Dock St, C1 Hoyt St, H7, K7 J5, J8, J10, J12 Tech Pl, E7, F4 Supreme Court, G3 Brooklyn Heights, F2 Church of the Open Door, D6 Eastern District Federal Court, E4 Heights Players, H2 McLaughlin Park, E5 ★ New York Transit Museum, H5 PS 307 Satellite West MS, B5 St. Francis College, G4 US Eastern District Court, G4 Hoyt St-Schermerhorn St A C G H7 LINDEN BLVD symbol Bergen St, K5, K10, K11 Doughty St, D1 Hudson Av, A5, G9 Park Av, D7 Tiffany Pl, L3 Atlantic Center Mall, H12 Brooklyn High School for the Arts, J10 Church of the Redeemer, J10 Edw. Robinson Squibb Park, E1 Helen Keller Services for the Blind, G6 Metropolitan Corporate Academy, H9 NY State Criminal Court, H6 PS 369, H8 St. George Hotel, F3 University Towers, E8 ÷ Jay Street-MetroTech A C F R G6 NY State Dept. of Labor, J11 Lafayette Avenue G12 GOWANUS EXPWY Berkeley Pl, M12 Douglass St, L7, L11 Hunts La, H3 Park Pl, K12 Tillary St, E6 Atlantic Terminal, H11 Brooklyn Heights Cinema, E2 Church of the Sacred Heart, B10 Empire State College, J7 Holiday Inn Express Hotel, M10 Metropolitan Rod & Gun Club, J4 Pacific High School, H6 St. James Cathedral, E5 Urban Assembly Inst. for Math & C FOURTH AV Y OCEAN PKWY W NY State Office Building, H11 OCEAN AV ■ Point of Interest Boerum Pl, H5, J5 Duffield St, D6, G7 Irving St, L2 Pearl St, B3, D4, G5 Times Pl, J11 Atlantic Terminal Mall, H11 Brooklyn Heights Montessori School, K5 Church of St. Ann & The Holy Trinity, G3 Empire Stores, C1 Hotel Princess, H7 MetroTech Center Packer Collegiate Institute, H4 St. Johns Kidz, L12 Science for Urban Assembly Schl for Nevins Street 2 G9 H S G N Bond St, G8, K8 Elizabeth Pl, D1 Jay St, B4, D4 Pierrepont Pl, G2 Tompkins Pl, L5 Atlantic Terminal Houses, H12 Brooklyn Heights Public Library & Church of St. Michael & St. Mark, E11 Empire-Fulton Ferry Park, C1 Iglesia Antioquia Pentecostal Church, J5 #1 National Grid, F6 NY State Supreme Court Bldg, F5 Pier 2, F1 St. Joseph HS, G6 Law & Justice, F5 Union Street R M11 I K Bridge Plaza Ct, D5 Elm Pl, G7 John St, A5, B3 Pierrepont St, G2 Union St Bridge, M8 Axelle Gallery, J6 Business Library, F3 Cineplex Odeon Metropolitan, G6 ★ Carousel, C1 Immanuel & First Spanish #2 IRS, F6 NYC College of Technology, E5, F5 Pier 3, G1 St. Joseph’s College, D12 Urban Glass, G9 York Street F D4 FLATBUSH AV ★ Tourist attraction Bridge St, B4, D5, F6 Emerson Pl, Johnson St, F4 Pineapple St, E2 Union St, M7, M11 BAC Downtown Cultural Ctr, E3 Brooklyn Heights Synagogue, G3 City Polytechnic HS, E6 Tobacco Warehouse Methodist Church, J11 #3 JP Morgan Chase, F6 NYC Department of Finance, G5 Pier 4, G1 St. Joseph’s Services for Children & Urban Inst. for Young Women, F5 ★ Brooklyn Bridge, C1 Evans St, A5 Joralemon St, H3 Plymouth St, A5, C2 University Plz, G8 BAC Gallery,C3 Brooklyn Historical Society, G3 City as School, D5 Escape Guesthouse, K8 Ingersoll Houses, D8, E7 #4 JP Morgan Chase, F7 NYC Department of Health, F8 Pier 5, H1 Families, H10 V3 Hotel, G7 Long Island Rail Road NYC Dept.
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