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G3 79 95 109 Martin Hall G2 178 11 Athletics Video Services E4 Laboratory 154 Smith Hall (O.D.) G1 Rd. 67 190 Building 110 McWhorter Center D3 61 Forensic Sciences B6 155 Smith Museum of Fine Art G6 12 Aubie Residence Hall E2 Building (State) 111 Medical Clinic F5 183 14 Wire 156 Soccer Field E4 6 6 13 Auburn Arena E2 62 Forest Products Laboratory E7 112 Miller Hall F2 School of Nursing 157 Soccer & Track Facility E4 ine 61 14 Bailey Small Animal A6 63 Forestry & Wildlife F4 16 Teaching Hospital Sciences Building 113 Moore Softball Complex D3 158 South Donahue F3 Residence Hall 177 15 Band Field C2 School of Forestry 114 MRI Research Center E7 College of & Wildlife Sciences (Research Park) 159 Spidle Hall G2 eterinary Medic 16 Bartlett Lameness Arena A6 College of Human Sciences V 64 Foy Hall G1 115 Nichols Center E2 S 17 Beard-Eaves-Memorial E3 hug 65 Funchess Hall G3 116 E5 160 State Diagnostics B5 Coliseum Nursing Building Laboratory Jordan 18 Biggin Hall G1 66 Gavin Engineering F1 117 Oak Residence Hall E2 Research Laboratory 161 Student Activities Center E3 19 Biological Engineering G3 118 Owen Residence Hall F2 67 Gilmer-Turnham B6 162 Student Center F2 Research Laboratory 119 Parker Hall F3 Pk Laboratory (State) 163 Student Tennis Courts E3 . 20 Biological Research Facility G3 120 Parking Deck F3 7 w 7 68 Glenn Residence Hall G2 164 Swingle Hall G3 y. 21 Boyd Residence Hall G4 (Campus Green) Wire Rd 69 Goodwin Music Hall F3 165 Talon Residence Hall E2 22 Broun Hall F1 121 Parking Deck G2 70 Gorrie Center G3 (Draughon Library) 166 Teague Residence Hall G2 57 23 Broun Residence Hall G2 71 Graves Amphitheatre F3 122 Parking Deck E1 167 Terrell Dining Hall F4 24 Burton Hall F3 72 Graves Cottage F4 (North Park) 168 Thach Hall F2 25 Cary Hall F2 73 Graves Residence Hall F4 123 Parking Deck E3 169 Tichenor Hall F2 A B C 26 CASIC (Research Park) E7 (South Donahue) 74 Greene Hall B6 College of Liberal Arts 27 Cater Hall G2 124 Parking Deck F5 College of 170 Tiger Residence Hall E2 A B C D E F G Honors College Veterinary Medicine (South Quad) 171 Toomer Residence Hall F4 S 28 Center for Health Ecology F2 125 Parking Services F5 h 75 Haley Center F2 172 Toomer's Corner G1 u See front page diagram & Equity Research g . 126 Paterson Greenhouses F4 College of Education r N J . 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Samford Ave. R 35 Corley Building G3 Conference Center 131 Plainsman Park: Strength F3 & Rehabilitation Center Teaching Hospital 36 Davis Arboretum G4 82 Hot Water Plant 1 F5 Wire 132 Plainsman Residence Hall E2 178 Veterinary Education B6 3 3 37 Davis Arboretum G4 83 Hot Water Plant 2 A5 Center Pavilion 133 Plant Science F6 84 Hutsell-Rosen Track E4 Research Center 179 Via College of E6 W.
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