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	Lockkeeper's House
		The C & O Extension was built between 1832 and 1833 to connect the Washington City Canal with the C & O Canal.
		The Washington City Canal was first proposed by Pierre L'Enfant in his 1791 plan for the Capital and was opened in 1815.
		During the development of Potomac Park in the early 1900's, the Lockkeeper's House was given to the United States and functioned for a while as the Park Police headquarters.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/wash/dc34.htm (235 words)

	Potomac - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Potomac
		It is created by the confluence of the North Potomac, 153 km/95 mi long, and South Potomac, 209 km/130 mi long, and its chief tributaries are the Shenandoah and the Monocacy.
		At Washington, DC, 185 km/116 mi from its mouth, the Potomac becomes tidal and navigable for large ships.
		Potomac appeared on the Most Endangered Rivers list in 1998 because of pollution caused by local poultry and cattle industries.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Potomac (263 words)

	Washington (D.C.) - Wikitravel
		Washington, D.C. or the District of Columbia (the city and the district are coterminous), is the capital of the United States of America.
		Washington, D.C. is a diverse city of native residents and transients from across the nation who come to serve as employees of the many federal government departments and government contractors.
		Washington, D.C. is primarily served by I-95 from Baltimore, MD or Richmond, VA. I-95 South is particularly bad on Friday afternoons and any time people are likely to be going to the beach.
	wikitravel.org /en/Washington_(D.C.) (9267 words)

	Washington D.C.'s Key Attractions - Travelers Digest
		The Capitol's cornerstone was laid by George Washington on September 18, 1793, and in 1826 it was finally finished (though successive expansions have resulted from a growing government keeping pace with a growing country).
		The wall is one of the most-visited sites in Washington, its fl granite panels reflecting the sky, the trees, and the faces of those looking for the names of friends or relatives who died in the war.
		Washington has filled in around Georgetown over the years, but the former tobacco port retains an air of aloofness.
	www.travelersdigest.com /dc_key.htm (1726 words)

	Washington, District Of Columbia
		Introduction to Washington, DC Washington, synonymous with the District of Columbia and located on the northern bank of the Potomac River between Virginia and Maryland, is the capital of the United States.
		Washington is one of the oldest cities in America, with quaint neighborhood streets, 200-year-old buildings, and history everywhere you look.
		The Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, the Washington Monument, the White House and the Capitol, the Vietnam War Memorial and the grave of President Kennedy are all major draws for visitors and locals alike.
	www.citytowninfo.com /places/district-of-columbia/washington (1099 words)

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		Cultural and Geographical Data on Washington D.C. WASHINGTON City and district, capital of the United States of America, in between where the Potomac and Anacostia rivers meet, flanked by Maryland on the north, east, and southeast and by Virginia on the southwest.
		The city of Washington is coextensive with the District of Columbia, the federal district of the U.S. Established in 1800 as the seat of national government, a role that still dominates its existence.
		THEATRE Overlooking the Potomac, the multitheater John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, which opened in 1971 as a memorial to President Kennedy, is a center for drama, opera, film, and music.
	www.auburn.edu /~enkebre/washington/geogtxt.htm (799 words)

	Potomac Conservancy: Potomac River Cleanup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		The Potomac Conservancy is seeking volunteers of all ages to help out with the biggest river clean up of the year, the 16th Annual Potomac Watershed Clean-up.
		The Potomac Watershed Clean-up is coordinated by the Alice Ferguson Foundation.
		Pass town of Potomac and Falls Road and continue west to Seneca Rd. Turn left on Seneca Rd. and continue west to Rileys Lock Rd. Turn left on Rileys Lock and follow it till it dead ends in to the C&O Canal.
	www.potomac.org /action/riverrats/cleanup4-2004.html (876 words)

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		The metro is identified by a tall brown pylon, crowned with the letter M. Metro maps are posted inside each station.
		OLD STONE HOUSE: (Metro: Foggy Bottom) 3051 M St NW This is the oldest surviving house in Washington5 rooms, built in 1765.
		A path leads to the tombs of Washington and Marthaas well as to a memorial where slaves were buried in unmarked graves.
	travel.genegillminiatures.com /WASHINGTNDC12.doc (4800 words)

	Congressman Jesse L. Jackson, Jr.: Washington, D.C. Tourist Information
		Washington Nationals - RFK Stadium: Located at 2400 East Capitol Street, S.E. Tickets may be purchased online, by calling Ticketmaster at 202-397-SEAT, visiting the RFK Stadium Box Office or any Ticketmaster outlet.
		Metro: Metro Center (Red, Orange, and Blue lines) is located 1/2 block north of the Theatre.
		Metro: Stadium Armory on the blue or orange lines, then Bus number B-2, B-4, or B-5 to the intersection of Bladensburg Road and R Street, Walk east of R street 300 yards to the R street gate.
	www.house.gov /jackson/test/VisitingWashington.shtml (3876 words)

	Washington, DC--Foggy Bottom Historic District
		The significance of Foggy Bottom's vernacular architecture is further enhanced by the 19th century alley dwellings that are located in Snow's Court (between 24th and 25th Streets and K and I Streets) and Hughes Mews (between 25th and 26th Streets and K and I Streets).
		Foggy Bottom was described in those days as being low and swampy with fogs settling in over the river banks and mixing with smog from the gas works.
		Today, the development of a parkway along the Potomac, the trend toward restoration and preservation of neighborhood areas, the proximity to memorials, the Department of State and such high-rise buildings as the Watergate have lent Foggy Bottom a special place in the city.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/wash/dc20.htm (384 words)

	American Hiking Society: Hiker's Info Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Hikes in Washington, DC Hikes from Washington, DC to Harpers Ferry, W.Vir.
		The Potomac Heritage Trail in the District of Columbia
		This is one of the proposed routes of the Potomac Heritage Trail in the District of Columbia.
	www.americanhiking.org /potomactrailguide/washington.html (2838 words)

	Washington DC Hotels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		The sights and sounds of our nation's capital, Washington DC inspires millions of visitors every year.
		Washington DC Beneath the marble rotunda, the 19-foot statue of the third U.S. president is surrounded by passages from the Declaration of
		Washington, DC is home to the world's most famous museum
	www.familytravelfun.com /washington-dc-hotels.html (765 words)

	George Washington University Inn - Call for FREE Personalized Service! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		The George Washington University Inn is a luxurious boutique hotel located in the historic Foggy Bottom neighborhood.
		Quaint and romantic, the George Washington University Inn stands one block from the Foggy Bottom Metro and within walking distance of shops and the lively nightlife of Georgetown.
		The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and The George Washington University are focal points of this picture postcard area.
	www.wdcahotels.com /george-washington-university-inn.asp (199 words)

	Washington, D.C. : Active Pursuits \| Frommers.com
		For information about spectator sports venues, including how to buy tickets and where to go to watch Washington Wizards (men's) and Mystics (women's) basketball games, the Capitals' ice hockey meets, and Nationals baseball games (for the first time in 30 years, the capital has its own professional baseball team!).
		But if you prefer to work up your own honest sweat, Washington offers plenty of pleasant opportunities, in many lush surroundings.
		The C&O Canal and the Potomac parks also have extended bike paths.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/washingtondc/0035010020.html (775 words)

	Blue Line (Washington Metro) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		The Blue Line of the Washington Metro consists of 27 subway stations from Franconia-Springfield to Largo Town Center.
		Most of the line's stations are shared with the Orange Line, and another portion is also shared by the Yellow Line; only eight stations are exclusive to the Blue Line.
		Service on the Blue Line began on July 1, 1977 on eighteen stations between National Airport in Arlington and Stadium-Armory in Washington, the first link of the Metro to Virginia.
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Blue_Line_(Washington_Metro) (372 words)

	Potomac Institute - Directions
		The Institute is located approximately three miles from downtown Washington, D.C. in the Ballston area of Arlington.
		We are situated near several Washington major highways including Interstates 66, 95, 395, US 1, 29, 50, and the George Washington Memorial Parkway.
		The Potomac Institute is easily accessible by metro via the orange line at the Ballston station.
	www.potomacinstitute.org /contactus/directions.htm (479 words)

	Washington, D.C.: Best Hotels for Families - MSN Travel Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		NW ([tel] 877/736-2500 or 202/333-8060) is a short walk from the Foggy Bottom Metro and has lots more to recommend it—kids 18 and under free in same suite (separate bedroom) and complimentary cribs, strollers and expanded continental breakfast daily.
		NW ([tel] 800/638-1116) guests 12 and under eat free in the on-site Senators Grille restaurant, where they order their faves (pancakes, hot dogs, pizza and the like) off the kids' menu at breakfast, lunch and dinner.
		At the Grand Hyatt at Washington Convention Center, 1000 H St. NW, ([tel] 202/582-1234 or 800/233-1234) kids 3 and under eat for free in the Grand Cafe; kids 12 and under can order from the kids' menu or half portions from regular menu.
	travel.msn.com /Guides/article.aspx?cp-documentid=257323 (1404 words)

	Potomac Bottle Collectors of the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area
		It agains include bottles and go-withs from Washington, DC, and from the area in Virginia that was originally part of Washington, DC - Alexandria, Arlington County and its communities of Clarendon, Rosslyn, and Ballston.
		Potomac Bottle Collectors will not be holding a 2006 Antique Bottle Show and Sale due to scheduling conflicts at the present location.
		Publishes monthly newsletter "The Potomac Pontil" which features items of local and national interest related to bottle collecting, plus occasional articles written by club members.
	www.potomacbottlecollectors.org (867 words)

	Washington Nationals : Ballpark : Directions to RFK Stadium
		At Metro Center switch to the Blue or Orange Lines toward Largo Town Center or New Carrollton.
		Stay on I-395 North, across the Potomac River, for approximately three miles.
		From Crystal City: Follow Route 1 North to I-395 North (to Washington).
	washington.nationals.mlb.com /NASApp/mlb/was/ballpark/directions.jsp (376 words)

	Express
		Tagged in Cleveland Park, D.C. Logan Circle, Notes From Around Town, Potomac Ave.
		The Virginia Metro and highway hub could remain a choke point for the ages.
		Metro considers changing the paths of its often-snarled 30-series buses.
	www.readexpress.com /read_freeride/metro/potomac_ave (280 words)

	Addressing the Challenges of Growth in the Washington Region -- Alice M. Rivlin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		At the Potomac Conference, a gathering of several hundred business, public and non-profit leaders from around the Washington, DC region, Alice Rivlin gave the opening plenary presentation by providing current and projected data on the metropolitan area.
		Researchers from George Washington University, George Mason University, the University of Maryland, and the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments contributed to the presentation.
		To view a complete list of these events, please visit the metro program's Speeches and Events page which provides copies of major speeches, PowerPoint presentations, event transcripts, and event summaries.
	www.brook.edu /printme.wbs?page=/metro/gwrp/20060224_potomac.htm (203 words)

	Potomac Society of Rugby Football Referees (PSRFR) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		The Potomac Society of Rugby Football Referees meets biweekly during both the spring and fall seasons.
		All active members of the Society are expected to attend meetings, or provide excuse to the Secretary, to have their CIPP/MARR/etc fees covered by the Society.
		All meetings begin with a training session lead by one of our esteemed "referee trainers." These sessions often lead to lively discussions on the current status of law changes and variations, and how they are interpreted within the Potomac Rugby Union.
	www.potomacreferees.com /meetings.asp (433 words)

	Metro - Metrorail stations
		NE corner 14th St. & Potomac Ave., SE, north of Penn. Ave.
		30, 32, 34, 35, 36 (on Pennsylvania Ave.
		B2 (s/b buses on 15th St., n/b buses on Pennsylvania Ave.
	www.wmata.com /metrorail/Stations/station.cfm?station=61 (131 words)

	Map Locating Berkeley Lab Washington, DC Office (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		L'Enfant Plaza Metro Station is on the yellow and green or blue and orange lines.
		For further information on the Washington Metro Area Transit Authority, as well as a Metro map, visit the Washington Metro Area Transit Authority Homepage.
		Located near the Smithsonian Metro stop on the west side of the L'Enfant Plaza Promenade near Independence Ave.
	www.lbl.gov /Washington (697 words)

	ISPI - Potomac Chapter
		Directions to 2025 E St Nw Washington, DC 20006-5009
		Inside the main entrance go to the first door on the left to check in.
		Parking on E street and on Virginia ave becomes available at 6:30 pm.
	www.ispi-potomac.org /process.cfm?PageID=200 (129 words)

	Washington Running Report
		There is no parking on Ohio Drive in West Potomac Park in the vicinity of the start/finish line.
		Take the Potomac Parks exit off the 14th Street Bridge, and look for parking in East Potomac Park, along the Potomac River or the Washington Channel.
		If you stay on the 14th Street Bridge into the District, the Washington Monument will be on your left.
	www.runwashington.com /other/jaw10kdirections.html (488 words)

	Paris on the Potomac, 2005
		Bring your date to a Champagne and Chocolate extravaganza in the elegant Arts Club of Washington.
		Celebrate Valentine's Day as in Paris of the early 1900s during the Belle Epoque, with an art exhibition, music and beautiful food.
		Whether longing for a visit or wishing for a return, "Springtime in France " at The Ritz-Carlton, Washington, DC takes you on a journey through this romance country of great culture and cuisine.
	www.washington.org /parisonthepotomac/Food&Wine.htm (901 words)

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