George Mason University provides official maps of Fairfax campus which are designed for an 11 x 17 inch page. When printed on a smaller page or computer screen, the road names and other features are difficult to read.

Here is another version of the map which is largely confined to the area west of Ox Road (including all academic buildings and student residences), but which should be easily readable on a 14 inch laptop screen or printed on letter-size paper.

High resolution versions:
Fairfax Campus Map
Fall 2019 Version

Features to Enhance Readability:

• All labels are in legible font size when entire map seen full-screen on a 14 inch monitor.
• Building labels are abbreviations rather than numbers in order to remind readers of building name (example: Fenwick Library is "FEN" rather than "22").
• Lists of building names are grouped by function ("Academic/Research", etc.), with matching color code for buildings and list background.
• Residence neighborhoods are coded by font color.

Other Features

Map is shaded to show elevations, which can be helpful for navigating campus on foot. The topography reveals that the campus is situated on three ridges separated by two stream valleys (streams not shown).

Bus stops and accessible parking are shown, but construction sites, foot paths, some parking, and driveways are omitted.

If you find the map useful or have any suggestions for improvements, email author at: bklinger@gmu.edu.