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Map of Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site in Virginia. The site is labeled with green text against the pale-yellow grid of white and gray city streets. Three other sites are labeled in green text, two are shaded in green, one area is darker yellow, and other sites are labeled with black text. The blue James River runs along the bottom of the map, starting from the west side and bending south.

Extended Description

A major thoroughfare labeled Broad runs from the top left corner of the map across to the bottom left corner. Broad is also labeled US Route 250 on the north side and US Route 60 to the south. Numbered streets run southwest-northeast, connecting Broad to another road, Leigh, which runs parallel to it.

Interstate 95 curves in diagonally from the top left corner, bending south and running down the center of the map. Interstate 64 curves in from the top of the map and merges with Interstate 95 as it heads west.

Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site sits at the corner of 2nd and Leigh within the yellow area also labeled in green text, Jackson Ward National Historic Landmark District. Text near Exits 76B and 76A on the joint Interstate 95/64 reads, “I-64 and I-95, use exits 76A and B for Maggie Walker National Historic Site.”

Three related points of interest are noted south of Broad and near the James River. The Richmond National Battlefield Park Civil War Visitor Center is shown as a green square at the corner of 5th and Tredegar, against the river. This is also the site of Tredegar Iron Works. A note at the top of the map near Exit 75 reads, “1-95 southbound, use exit 75 for Civil War Visitor Center.” Another note near 5th Street reads, “I-64 westbound, use 5th Street (downtown) exit for Civil War Visitor Center.” At the center of the map, Exit 74C is near text reading, “I-95 northbound, use exit 74C west for Civil War Visitor Center.”

The Virginia State Capitol sits at the center of the map, shown as a cluster of black squares in the center of a pale green patch of land near the corner of 9th and Broad. Chimborazo Medical Museum at the bottom right corner of the map below Broad and 25th is also labeled in green. South of the museum is a pale green patch of land labeled “Chimborazo Park.” Twentyfifth runs northeast to Fairmount to connect to Mosby/Mechanicsville Turnpike.

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A scale in the top right corner of the map measures distances of 0.1 and 0.5 kilometers and 0.1 and 0.5 miles.