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Minnesota AIDS Project - Twin Cities 1400 Park Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55404 Tel 612-341-2060 Tel 800-243-7321 Fax 612-341-4057 email info@mnaidsproject.org Minnesota AIDS Project - Duluth 800-243-7321 MAP AIDSLine 612-373-AIDS metro 800-248-AIDS statewide 612-373-2465 metro TTY 888-820-2437 statewide TTY

Detailed Directions to MAP:

From the North:

• I-94 East (actually heads south)
• Exit on 4th St and continue on 4th St (it’s 1-way).
• Turn right on Portland Ave.
• Turn left on 15th St.
• Halfway down the block is a driveway and parking lot on your left. Turn into that lot and park. Our building is the 2-story dark brown building on the far side of the lot. We are at the corner of 14th St and Park Ave.

From the West

• I-394 East
• Exit on 6th Street and proceed to Portland Avenue (about nine blocks).
• Turn right on Portland Avenue.
• Turn left on E. Grant Street (Assembly of God building will be on left corner).
• Just before you reach the next stoplight (corner of Park and 14th) you will see the backside of MAP, a brown two-story brick building.
• Turn into the alley that runs behind our building. The alley leads you to our parking lot. The building entrance faces Park Ave.

From the South or East:

• I-35 North if coming from the south OR
  • I-94 West if from the east
• Exit on 11th St./ E. Grant St. and stay in the right lane on the exit ramp in order to be on E. Grant St.
• After you round the curve on the exit ramp you will come to a stoplight that is Portland Ave. Proceed across Portland Ave.
• Just before you reach the next stoplight (corner of Park and 14th) you will see the backside of MAP, a brown two-story brick building.
• Turn into the alley that runs behind our building. The alley leads you to our parking lot. The building entrance faces Park Ave.

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Last Updated: Thursday, June 21, 2007
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