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10th Street Park
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City guide · United States
Washington
Washington is 177 km² of ground that was drawn before it was built. Pierre Charles L'Enfant laid it out in 1791 as four quadrants meeting at the Capitol, which is why every address here needs a compass point after it and why ignoring that puts a visitor a mile from the museum they wanted. The 2020 census counted 689,545 residents against 6,304,975 in the metropolitan area, and the city empties accordingly at the end of a working day. Parks and greenspace take about a fifth of the land; most of what a first visit is for stands along one strip of it.
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Top things to see
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11th and Monroe Park 02 1 hour11th and Monroe Park
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11th Street Park 03 1 hour11th Street Park
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13th Street Community Park & Garden 04 1 hour13th Street Community Park & Garden
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14th and Girard Park 05 1 hour14th and Girard Park
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14th & Oak Triangle Park 06 1 hour14th & Oak Triangle Park
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17th & C Street SE Triangle Park 07 1 hour17th & C Street SE Triangle Park
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19th & Lamont Park 08 1 hour19th & Lamont Park
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3550 Commonwealth Ave Park 09 1 hour3550 Commonwealth Ave Park
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38th Avenue Neighborhood Park 10 1 hour38th Avenue Neighborhood Park
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3rd Street Art Garden 11 1 hour3rd Street Art Garden
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7th and N St Park 12 1 hour7th and N St Park
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7th Street Park 13 1 hour7th Street Park
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840 N. Alfred St. Park 14 1 hour840 N. Alfred St. Park
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8th & Massachusetts Avenue Park 15 1 hour8th & Massachusetts Avenue Park
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Abbott Drive Park 16 1 hourAbbott Drive Park
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Acorn Park 17 1 hourAcorn Park
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Adelphi Manor Park 18 1 hourAdelphi Manor Park
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Adelphi Mill Recreation Center 19 1 hourAdelphi Mill Recreation Center
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Admiral Dahlgren Park 20 1 hourAdmiral Dahlgren Park
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Alcova Heights Park 21 1 hourAlcova Heights Park
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Alethia Tanner Park 22 1 hourAlethia Tanner Park
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Alexandria African American Heritage Park 23 1 hourAlexandria African American Heritage Park
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Alexandria House Park 24 1 hourAlexandria House Park
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Alger Park 25 1 hourAlger Park
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