Anacostia River

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The Anacostia River is a tidal river in the Washington, D.C. area known for its historical significance, urban setting, and long-running environmental restoration efforts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
tidal river
adjacentTo Anacostia neighborhood
Capitol Hill
surface form: Capitol Hill area

Joint Base Anacostia–Bolling
Navy Yard neighborhood
RFK Stadium
surface form: RFK Stadium site
basinArea approximately 176 square miles
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
borderedBy Anacostia Riverwalk Trail
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crosses District of Columbia–Maryland border
drainageBasinIncludes northeastern Washington, D.C.
suburban Maryland communities
ecoregion Atlantic coastal plain
flowsInto Potomac River
governedBy District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment
surface form: District Department of Energy & Environment

Maryland Department of the Environment
hasBridge 11th Street Bridges
Benning Road Bridge
CSX Railroad Bridge
East Capitol Street Bridge
Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
hasEnvironmentalIssue combined sewer overflows
legacy industrial contamination
stormwater runoff pollution
trash and debris pollution
hasPart Anacostia River self-linksurface differs
surface form: Northeast Branch Anacostia River

Anacostia River self-linksurface differs
surface form: Northwest Branch Anacostia River
hasWildlife aquatic fish species
migratory waterfowl
historicallyInhabitedBy Nacotchtank people
knownFor environmental degradation
historical significance in Washington, D.C.
long-running restoration efforts
urban setting
length approximately 8.7 miles
locatedIn Maryland
Washington, D.C.
locatedInProtectedArea Anacostia Park
Bladensburg Waterfront Park
Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens
monitoredBy United States Environmental Protection Agency
surface form: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

local environmental organizations
mouthOfWatercourse Potomac River
namedAfter Nacotchtank people
partOf Chesapeake Bay
surface form: Chesapeake Bay watershed
passesThrough Prince George’s County, Maryland
surface form: Prince George's County, Maryland

Washington, D.C.
riverMouthLocation near Hains Point, Washington, D.C.
sourceLocation Prince George’s County, Maryland
surface form: Prince George's County, Maryland
subjectOf Anacostia River restoration projects
Anacostia Watershed Restoration Partnership
District of Columbia Clean Rivers Project
tributaryOf Potomac River
usedFor fishing (with advisories)
kayaking and canoeing
recreational boating
waterBodyType tidal estuarine river

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Fort Stanton Park hasView Anacostia River
this entity surface form: Anacostia River valley
Anacostia Park locatedOnWaterbody Anacostia River
Anacostia Park isAlong Anacostia River
Hains Point hasViewOf Anacostia River
Twining neighborhood locatedNear Anacostia River
Fort Stanton neighborhood locatedNear Anacostia River
Woodland neighborhood locatedNear Anacostia River
Fort Circle Parks (southeastern segments) connectsWith Anacostia River
this entity surface form: Anacostia River corridor
Frederick Douglass National Historic Site vicinity (on hill above Anacostia) overlooks Anacostia River
this entity surface form: Anacostia River valley
Nacotchtank people mainRiver Anacostia River
Nacotchtank people usedWaterway Anacostia River
Nacotchtank people toponymicLegacy Anacostia River
Hill East neighborhood locatedNear Anacostia River
subject surface form: Hill East
Penn Branch neighborhood locatedEastOf Anacostia River
subject surface form: Penn Branch
Bladensburg Waterfront Park hasAccessTo Anacostia River
Congress Heights neighborhood locatedEastOf Anacostia River
subject surface form: Congress Heights
Fairlawn neighborhood near Anacostia River
Randle Highlands neighborhood adjacentTo Anacostia River
subject surface form: Randle Highlands
Randle Highlands neighborhood hasRiverNearby Anacostia River
subject surface form: Randle Highlands
South Capitol Street SE passesNear Anacostia River
South Capitol Street SE crosses Anacostia River
Good Hope neighborhood near Anacostia River
Good Hope neighborhood locatedEastOf Anacostia River
Fort Dupont Park isPartOf Anacostia River
this entity surface form: Anacostia River watershed
Fort Dupont Park near Anacostia River
8th & I locatedNear Anacostia River
Commandant’s House locatedNear Anacostia River
Barry Farm neighborhood locatedNear Anacostia River
Cottage City, Maryland adjacentTo Anacostia River
this entity surface form: Anacostia River (nearby via Bladensburg)
Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens region Anacostia River
this entity surface form: Anacostia River watershed
11th Street Bridges crosses Anacostia River
11th Street Bridges locatedIn Anacostia River
this entity surface form: Anacostia River valley
11th Street Bridges serves Anacostia River
this entity surface form: Anacostia
Anacostia Watershed Restoration Partnership focusesOn Anacostia River
this entity surface form: Anacostia River watershed
Anacostia Riverwalk Trail follows Anacostia River
Anacostia Riverwalk Trail hasView Anacostia River
Buzzard Point borderedBy Anacostia River
John Philip Sousa Bridge crosses Anacostia River
John Philip Sousa Bridge isMajorCrossingOf Anacostia River
this entity surface form: Anacostia River in Washington, D.C.
Pennsylvania Avenue SE crosses Anacostia River
Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C. adjacentTo Anacostia River
subject surface form: Congressional Cemetery
Greenleaf Point locatedAtConfluenceOf Anacostia River