Downtown Washington, D.C.

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Downtown Washington, D.C. is the central business and commercial district of the U.S. capital, known for its dense concentration of offices, government buildings, cultural institutions, and major landmarks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf central business district
neighborhood
adjacentTo Dupont Circle
Foggy Bottom neighborhood
surface form: Foggy Bottom

Logan Circle
National Mall
Penn Quarter
Shaw
country United States of America
governedBy Government of the District of Columbia
surface form: District of Columbia government
hasBuildingHeightRegulation subject to Height of Buildings Act of 1910
hasCharacteristic grid street pattern
high daytime population
high-rise office buildings (relative to city height limits)
mixed-use development
hasFunction business center of Washington, D.C.
commercial center of Washington, D.C.
employment center
hasLandmark Capital One Arena vicinity
Chinatown (Gallery Place area)
CityCenterDC
McPherson Square
surface form: Farragut Square

Ford's Theatre
surface form: Ford’s Theatre area

Freedom Plaza
McPherson Square
National Mall vicinity
National Portrait Gallery vicinity
Pennsylvania Avenue
surface form: Pennsylvania Avenue corridor

Walter E. Washington Convention Center vicinity
White House vicinity
hasMajorMetroStation Archives–Navy Memorial–Penn Quarter station
surface form: Archives–Navy Memorial–Penn Quarter

Farragut North
Farragut West
Federal Triangle station
surface form: Federal Triangle

Gallery Place–Chinatown station
surface form: Gallery Place–Chinatown

McPherson Square
Metro Center station
surface form: Metro Center
hasUTCOffset UTC−05:00
hasUTCOffsetDST UTC−04:00
isCapitalDistrictOf federal government of the United States (commercial core)
knownFor commercial activity
cultural institutions
dense concentration of office buildings
federal government buildings
tourist attractions
locatedIn Washington, D.C.
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
partOf Northwest Washington, D.C.
surface form: Northwest Quadrant of Washington, D.C.
servedBy DC Circulator bus system
surface form: DC Circulator

Metrobus
Washington Metro

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Dupont Circle partOf Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: Old City of Washington
Dupont Circle adjacentTo Downtown Washington, D.C.
Rosslyn connectedTo Downtown Washington, D.C.
Interstate 395 serves Downtown Washington, D.C.
Nassif Building locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
Capital One Arena cityDistrict Downtown Washington, D.C.
Capital Bikeshare (District of Columbia portion) serviceArea Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: downtown Washington, D.C.
Northwest Washington, D.C. contains Downtown Washington, D.C.
MCI Center partOf Downtown Washington, D.C.
Rosslyn, Arlington, Virginia near Downtown Washington, D.C.
Foggy Bottom neighborhood adjacentTo Downtown Washington, D.C.
subject surface form: Foggy Bottom
Capital Centre successorVenueLocation Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: Washington, D.C. (MCI Center / Capital One Arena)
Connecticut Avenue NW connects Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: downtown Washington, D.C.
Jackson Graham Building locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
Blue Line (Washington Metro) passesThrough Downtown Washington, D.C.
Washington Metro Yellow Line connectsTo Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: downtown Washington, D.C.
19th Street NW runsThrough Downtown Washington, D.C.
DC Circulator bus system focusArea Downtown Washington, D.C.
subject surface form: DC Circulator
this entity surface form: downtown Washington, D.C.
Red Line servesNeighborhood Downtown Washington, D.C.
subject surface form: Red Line (Washington Metro)
14th Street Bridge isMajorCrossingBetween Downtown Washington, D.C.
Ford's Theatre locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
Rosslyn–Ballston corridor connectedTo Downtown Washington, D.C.
Washington Metro Red Line downtownCorridor Downtown Washington, D.C.
Ward 2 of Washington, D.C. contains Downtown Washington, D.C.
James V. Forrestal Building locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
Chinatown locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
subject surface form: Chinatown (Washington, D.C.)
Federal Triangle station locatedInDistrict Downtown Washington, D.C.
Gallery Place station locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
Arlington Heights hasViewOf Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: downtown Washington, D.C.
Metro Center station isInNeighborhood Downtown Washington, D.C.
Archives station locatedInNeighborhood Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: downtown Washington, D.C.
Shaw adjacentTo Downtown Washington, D.C.
Louisiana Avenue NW vicinity locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
Rosslyn station connectsTo Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: downtown Washington, D.C.
K Street runsThrough Downtown Washington, D.C.
Wisconsin Avenue NW connects Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: downtown Washington, D.C.
Turnberry Tower near Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: downtown Washington, D.C.
Observation deck at Central Place locatedNear Downtown Washington, D.C.
subject surface form: Observation Deck at Central Place
Central Place Tower proximityTo Downtown Washington, D.C.
Farragut North station neighborhood Downtown Washington, D.C.
Federal Triangle locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
Judiciary Square partOf Downtown Washington, D.C.
Farragut West station serves Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: downtown Washington, D.C.
Lafayette Square locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
Smithsonian station neighborhood Downtown Washington, D.C.
Thomas Circle neighborhood Downtown Washington, D.C.
Chinatown (Gallery Place area) locatedIn Downtown Washington, D.C.
Penn Quarter partOf Downtown Washington, D.C.
Scott Circle isPartOfNeighborhood Downtown Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: Downtown Washington, D.C. area