DC - Facts - Washington, DC, USA
Look up information about Washington such as maps, facts, and census information
- Maps: Online mapping services; these allow you to zoom in and out and select specific features to view on the map
- Hot: Washington DC city map; pannable, street map showing the locations buildings and museums; you can search by street
- MapQuest: Washington map; integration with digitalcity.com city Internet guide
- NASA: Interactive DC map; shows Washington DC space-related sites and the Washington DC-Baltimore area
- Downtown: Map; Integrates maps, pictures, graphics and text about downtown Washington
- Yahoo: Washington map; integrated with Yahoo's Get Local city Internet guides
- Virtual: Virtual Tour of Washington, D.C.; map with links to information or tours of National Mall buildings
- -USA Maps-: More online mapping services; you can use this list of sites to get more maps of the area or specialized maps such as historical, topographic, or satellite imagery
- Info: Look up basic facts about Washington from online reference works
- Almanac: Information Please Almanac; entry for Washington; gives a page of basic facts about the city, including a general description and current facts
- Answers: Answers.com reference search for Washington; shows reference information for Washington from various sources such as dictionary, encyclopedia, weather, and Wikipedia entry
- Books: DC Books; a page presenting books about the city of Washington
- Encyclopedia: Information Please Encyclopedia; article about Washington giving a very brief overview of the city's neighborhoods, points of interest, history, and bibliography
- Census: Information from the United States Bureau of the Census
- Washington: District of Columbia; QuickFacts about people, business, and geography
- CMSA: Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA); shows the population breakdown of the Washington--Baltimore Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) which includes the District of Columbia, and parts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia; this CSMA is composed of the Washington, DC Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA), the Baltimore, MD PMSA, and the Hagerstown, MD PMSA; these PMSA's consist of counties and/or cities
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