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=Neighborhoods=
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| style="font-size: 90%; text-align:left;" | Bellevue · Berkley · Benning · Burleith · Central Northeast/Mahaning Heights · Deanwood · Douglass · Downtown · Edgewood · Fairlawn · Foxhall · Gateway · Greenway · Ivy City · Kalorama · Kent · Langdon · Mayfair · NoMa · Petworth · Shaw · Skyland · Takoma · Trinidad · Twining · West End · Woodland · |
=[[:Category:Buildings and structures in Washington, D.C.|Buildings and structures]]=
- Categories: Bridges · Congressional office buildings · Embassies · Hotels · Libraries · Memorials and monuments · Museums · Sports venues
- Monuments and memorials: African American Civil War Memorial · District of Columbia War Memorial · Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial · George Mason Memorial · James A. Garfield Monument · Jefferson Memorial · John Ericsson National Memorial · John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts · Korean War Veterans Memorial · National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial · Lincoln Memorial · Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove on the Potomac · Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial · National World War II Memorial · Navy-Marine Memorial · Peace Monument · President Lincoln and Soldiers' Home National Monument · Robert A. Taft Memorial · Theodore Roosevelt Island · Ulysses S. Grant Memorial · United States Navy Memorial · Vietnam Veterans Memorial · Vietnam Women's Memorial · Washington Monument
- Museums: Arthur M. Sackler Gallery · Corcoran Gallery of Art · Dumbarton Oaks · Folger Shakespeare Library · Freer Gallery of Art · Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden · International Spy Museum · National Building Museum · National Children's Museum · National Gallery of Art · National Museum of the American Indian · National Museum of American History · National Air and Space Museum · National Museum of Natural History · National Portrait Gallery · Newseum · Phillips Collection · Renwick Gallery · Smithsonian American Art Museum · Smithsonian Institution · United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- Miscellaneous: Ford's Theatre · Frederick Douglass National Historic Site · J. Edgar Hoover Building (FBI) · Library of Congress (James Madison Memorial Building, Thomas Jefferson Building) · Ronald Reagan Building · National Archives and Records Administration · Union Station · United States Capitol Building · United States Naval Observatory · United States Supreme Court building · White House · more buildings and structures
=[[:Category:Education in Washington, D.C.|Education]]=
- Universities and colleges: American University · George Washington University · Georgetown University · Howard University
=[[:Category:Geography of Washington, D.C.|Geography]]=
=[[:Category:Government in Washington, D.C.|Government]]=
=[[:Category:History of Washington, D.C.|History]]=
- History of Washington, D.C.
- 1700s: Residence Act · Pierre Charles L'Enfant · Étienne Sulpice Hallet · Andrew Ellicott
- 1800s: Benjamin Latrobe · Burning of Washington · Battle of Fort Stevens · Fort Stevens · Megatherium Club · Know-Nothing Riot · Washington Star · Olympics Grounds · Swampoodle Grounds · Athletic Park · Coxey's Army · Washington streetcars
- 1900s: Riggs Bank · Northern Virginia trolleys · American League Park · Potomac Yard · Griffith Stadium · Harry Wardman · Hechinger · Knickerbocker Storm · Hoover Field · Bonus Army · Bolling v. Sharpe · U.S. Capitol shooting incident (1954) · Twenty-third Amendment to the United States Constitution · March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom · 1968 Washington, D.C. riots · 1971 May Day Protests · US Airways Arena · District of Columbia Voting Rights Amendment · Air Florida Flight 90 · Norman Mayer · New Columbia · Washington, D.C. riot of 1991 · Million Man March · U.S. Capitol shooting incident (1998)
- 2000s: Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. tornado outbreak of 2001 · Beltway sniper attacks · Dwight Watson · March for Women's Lives · Million Worker March · January 20, 2005 counter-inaugural protest · September 24, 2005 anti-war protest
- Miscellaneous: City Museum of Washington, D.C.
=[[:Category:Mass media in Washington, D.C.|Media]]=
=[[:Category:Sports in Washington, D.C.|Sports]]=
=[[:Category:Transportation in Washington, D.C.|Transportation]]=
- Categories: Airports · Bridges · Interstate highways · Railroads · Streets · U.S. Highways · Washington Metro
- United States Capitol Subway System · Washington streetcars
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