BUILDINGS indicated by black or grey numerals
1	Rickover Hall	11	Chapel	21	Ward Hall
2	Nimitz Library	12	Buchanan House	22	Lejeune Hall
3	Michelson Hall	13	Tecumseh Court	23	Ricketts Hall
4	Chauvenet Hall	14	Bancroft Hall	24	Halsey Field House
5	Alumni Hall	15	King Hall	25	Armel-Leftwich Visitors' Center
6	Leahy Hall	16	Mitscher Hall	26	Robert Crown Sailing Center
7	Preble Hall	17	Natatorium	27	Maury Hall
8	BOQ/Officers' and Faculty Club	18	Macdonough Hall	28	Sampson Hall
9	Guard houses	19	Luce Hall	29	Mahan Hall
10	Administration	20	Dahlgren Hall	30	Alumni House

LANDMARKS indicated by yellow letters
A	Worden Field	I	Farragut Field	Q	Rickover Terrace
B	Worden bandshell	J	Santee Basin	R	Japanese Monument
C	Tripoli Monument	K	Turner FIeld	S	Triton Light
D	Herndon Monument	L	Ingram Field	T	Maine foremast
E	Zimmerman bandshell	M	Dewey Field	U	Sea Gate
F	Mexican Monument	N	Forrest Sherman Field (Hospital Point)	V	Macendonian Monument
G	Tecumseh	O	USNA Cemetery
H	Rip Miller Field	P	Worden Field battery
entries with (*) at end indicate photo pending

Notes:

-- Buildings which appear in black are the buildings designed as Ernest Flagg's "new Naval Academy"
-- Buildings in grey are later construction.
-- Several buildings have been razed to make way for new construction on the Yard. These include several of Flagg's buildings, represented by black figures with no numbers. These were: the steam plant (in the lower left-hand corner of Rickover Hall); Isherwood Hall (the black figure beneath Alumni Hall), and two boathouses (in the upper right-hand corner of the Nimitz Library). In addition, two early 20th century buildings which have been razed - Griffin and Melville Halls - are represnted by the pink figure beneath Alumni Hall.
--The lighter green areas represent filled land.
--The yellow line between Dewey and Ingram Fields indicates the original location of the Dewey Basin. An excellent view of this entire area before it was filled may be found in the motion picture Navy Blue and Gold.
--The brownish-red lines are walkways.
--The orange areas in the lower area of the map are Annapolis proper - referred to by the Midshipmen's handbook, Reef Points, as "a small village on the banks of the Naval Academy".

The two guard houses (buildings at marker 9), located at Gate 3 on Maryland Avenue, are the only structures still standing from the "old" (pre-Flagg) Naval Academy.

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