Downloadable Campus Maps

The following map resources are copyrighted to the Stanford University Board of Trustees and are available for Stanford University purposes only. For permission to use these maps for alternative uses, please contact Maps and Records.

The maps available on this site contain Stanford illustrated maps maintained by Maps and Records for the University. These resources are available to the Stanford University community for use in publications and brochures. Please see Tips for Viewing and Editing Downloadable Maps for more information.

  • 2009-2010 Parking and Transportation Map (PDF, AI)

  • 2009-2010 Marguerite Shuttle System Map (PDF, AI) - The transit map is at a smaller scale and covers the general area surrounding Stanford University, extending to freeways 101 and 280, but is NOT TO SCALE. The map displays the routes and some of the drop-off/pick-up points of the major mass transit options available to Stanford commuters.

  • Visitor Center Map (PDF, AI)

The following maps are for internal staff and require a SUnet ID. They are updated on a quarterly basis in January, April, July, and October, or as noted. Please contact Maps and Records for more current information, if needed.

  • Quad Basemap (PDF) - The Quad basemap provides a detailed civil basemap with information on building features color coded by their Quad, and includes official names, IDs, and addresses.

  • Zone Basemap (PDF) - The Zone basemap provides a detailed civil basemap with information on building features color coded by their Zone, and includes official names, IDs, and addresses.

For information on the Basemap Online application, click here.

Instructions for ordering printed copies are also available through the Parking & Transportation Services website.

Tips for Viewing and Editing Downloadable Maps

Use the Adobe PDF Reader to view, or share the map as is.

To edit in Abobe Illustrator, save the AI file on your hard drive. In Illustrator, layers can be accessed or locked by clicking on the Lock icon in the layers palette.
 
Use caution when removing layers.  The black arrow tool in the tools palette will then allow you to select features and move them around. Use the white arrow tool to edit within grouped features.

More tips and tutorials from the Adobe website. 

 

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