Columbus Circle, Washington D.C.

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Columbus Circle lies at the intersection of Delaware, Louisiana and Massachusetts Avenues and E and First Streets, Northeast in Washington, D.C. Union Station and its access roads interrupt this circle on one side, forming an arc. It is located between Union Station and the grounds of the United States Capitol. The circle is ringed by flags of each of the 50 U.S. states in order of admission to the Union plus the flags of the U.S. territories and the District of Columbia.

v • d • e Streets and highways of Washington, D.C. Streets 7th St. • 14th St. NW/SW • 16th St. NW • 18th St. NW • 20th St. • E. Capitol St. • N. Capitol St. • S. Capitol St. • H St. • Jackson Place • K St. • M St. • Madison Place • U St. Avenues, Roads & Drives Branch Ave. • Canal Rd. • Connecticut Ave. • Constitution Ave. • Florida Ave. • Georgia Ave. • Independence Ave. • Maine Ave. • Massachusetts Ave. • Nebraska Ave. • New Hampshire Ave. • New York Ave. • North Dakota Ave. • Ohio Dr. • Pennsylvania Ave. • Rhode Island Ave. • South Dakota Ave. • Virginia Ave. • Wisconsin Ave. Circles Anna J. Cooper Circle • Barney Circle • Benjamin Banneker Circle • Columbus Circle • Dupont Circle • Garfield Circle • Grant Circle • Logan Circle • Observatory Circle • Peace Circle • Pinehurst Circle • Randle Circle • Scott Circle • Sheridan Circle • Sherman Circle • Tenley Circle • Thomas Circle • Ward Circle • Washington Circle • Westmoreland Circle Highways Anacostia Frwy. • Clara Barton Pkwy. • E St. Expy. • I-66 • I-295 • I-395 • Rock Creek & Potomac Pkwy. • Southeast Frwy. • Whitehurst Frwy.