Map that Campus I

(Inspired by the now abandoned Scavengeroogle)

I've been so busy with work and the World Cup, I just can't perform any intensive intellectual activity, so instead I'll let you do the work ... so here it is ... Map that Campus.

How does this work?

I'll show you a satellite photo (courtesy of Google Maps) and give you a hint. You tell me what the mystery campus is.

So here is Campus #1:

(We'll start off easy)

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This one's close to home
But not far enough

I'll try to post a new one every couple of days ... good luck.

More like this

Time for another Map That Campus. And here is today's campus:
As we correct for the earth's rotation by adding a leap day, I'll add an extra campus to this week's edition of Map That Campus. (Yes two for the price of one!) Here's the first mystery campus:
Prompted in part by Rob Knop's post on meeting with humanists, an observation about the nature of academia attributed to our late Dean of the Faculty, a former Classics professor:
One of the criticisms of most false memory research is that it lacks ecological validity.

Not McGill ... (although yes I'm originally from Montreal ... which is too far away!)

Isn't it Harvard Med? Longwood Circle, the quadrangle... also Alex, the tiny "Commonwealth of Massachusetts" at the bottom is a Big Hint.

Fun idea for a game, though.

cheers,

biogeek

Harvard Med? Longwood Circle, the quadrangle

Yes it is!

also Alex, the tiny "Commonwealth of Massachusetts" at the bottom is a Big Hint.

I guess it does. Good eyes. (although I did say that I was going to start with an easy one)