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The District of Columbia was constructed beginning in 1792 and became the capital of the United States in 1800. It is named after George Washington and divided into four quadrants by major streets running from the Capitol building. The flag and flower of DC are also briefly mentioned along with a map.
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- 1. 50 STATES IN USA VISITING District of Columbia.
- 3. District of Columbia • Construction of the Washington began in 1792, and inaugurated in 1800, the same year that became the U.S. capital. Washington was named after the first American President, George Washington, while the term District of Columbia derives from an ancient poetic name of the United States, Columbia. Washington is divided in four quadrants, divided by four long streets. These streets run Capitol Washington, and are named North Capitol Street, South Capitol Street, East Capitol Street and West Capitol Street.
- 4. FLAG OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
- 5. FLOWER STATE
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