After cleanup, Wall Street protesters reorganize Zuccotti Park

Things are getting more organized at Zuccotti Park.

As the Occupy Wall Street protesters were scrubbing down their digs last week to stop the parks’ owners from booting them out, they decided to rearrange their facilities to make it easier to navigate.

“People are always coming up to ask where things are,” said Nate Barchos, of Providence, R.I.

While the information booth still hands out an old map that Barchos refers to as “B.C.” for “before cleaning,” he’s working on a more updated version to be kept at the library.

“I’m doing everything in pencil so it can be changed,” said Barchos, 23.

Here’s amNewYork’s guide to getting around the park:

Clothes, toiletries, sleeping supplies and tarps for when it gets rainy gets handed out here by the likes of unemployed actor Michael Glazer, 26, of Chicago. Glazer joined the protest after selling his guitar to pay for a bus ticket a week and half ago. “We’re really stocking up on warm clothes,” he said. “Winter’s coming up.”