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Map and Information Guide WASHINGTON DC WASHINGTON t S d r FARRAGUT 3 H St WEST DC CIRCULATOR NATIONAL MALL SERVICEG St G St G St CHINATOWN 2nd St 2nd UNION STATION F St METRO F St GALLERY PL- F St 15th St White 4th St House CENTER CHINATOWN E St E St E St New York Ave Pennsylvania Ave 1 E St JUDICIARY SQ 21st St PENN D St The FREE Onboard Wi-Fi St ARCHIVES- 23rd St QUARTER C St C St Map and C C St Ellipse C St FEDERAL NAVY MEM'L Constitution Ave Delaware Ave Available Now! 10 11 Constitution Ave TRIANGLE T Constitution AveT Vietnam 4 CAPITOL CONNECT WITH US Madison Dr 3 2 U.S. A St Veterans World War Information 12 Capitol HILL Memorial II Memorial Twitter icon: @dccirculator The National Mall 1st St Lincoln Memorial 5 Jefferson Dr 15 St 1st Washington 13 14 Facebook icon : /dccirculator 2nd St Korean War 17th St Monument 9 Veterans Memorial DC War Memorial Independence Ave Independence Ave Instagram icon: @dc_circulator Guide Independence Ave SMITHSONIAN St 1st Pennsylvania Ave 15 St MLK, Jr. 14th St L'ENFANT C St C St Dr Memorial Basin West West PLAZA FEDERAL dccirculator.com ARLINGTON 6 D St 12th St D St 8 CENTER SW D St CAPITOL D St CEMETERY Tidal Basin School St SOUTH FDR Ma 10th St E St E St E St Memorial ine Ave Jefferson St 9th Ohio Dr T Memorial t Transfer to Metrobus South Carolina Ave S th G St 4 Case East Basin1 Dr Circulator National Mall Transfer Location Bridge SOUTHWEST/ 7 H St Bou ndary C h a WATERFRONT n n I St FREE e l D St 6th r K St NAVY YARD- 2nd St Half St Onboard Wi-Fi World War II Memorial / STOPS ON THE NATIONAL MALL W 11 BALLPARK Buckeye Dr Constitution MGardens St a Available Now! Union Station George Mason Holocaust Memorial Museums / Constitution Ave. NW / 18th St. 1 Memorial Bridge 6 h E St. NE / Columbus Circle Bureau of Engraving and Printingi n CONNECT WITH US Washington Monument / 15th St. SW near Maine Ave. g Rochambeau Bridge 12 National Gallery of Art t National Museum of African 2 Madison Dr. NW / 4th St. Thomas Jefferson Memorial o American History and Culture 7 n E. Basin Dr. SW at Jefferson C 15th St. NW / Madison Dr. National Gallery of 3 Memorial h Art Sculpture Garden a Smithsonian Visitor Center Madison Dr. NW / 7th St. Martin Luther King, Jr. n 13 Jefferson Dr. SW / 12th St. 8 Memorial / Franklin Delano n e National Museum of American National Air and Space Museum / Roosevelt Memorial l 4 History / National Museum of 14 W. Basin Dr. SW near Hirshhorn Museum and Natural History Sculpture Garden Independence Ave. Madison Dr. NW / 12th St. Jefferson Dr. SW / 7th St. Lincoln Memorial / Washington Monument / 9 Korean War Veterans Memorial United States Capitol / RIDE FOR 5 National Museum of African 15 U.S. Botanic Garden / $ Lincoln Memorial Circle SW 1 A DOLLAR American History and Culture National Museum of the 15th St. SW / Jefferson Dr. Vietnam Veterans Memorial American Indian EVERY 10 3rd St. NW near Madison Dr. NW Constitution Ave. NW / 21st St. 10 MINUTES 100% ELECTRIC BUSES Transfers: available only when you FARES TM PAYMENT OPTIONS pay with a SmarTrip card ON-BOARD Regular: $1.00 Cash: exact change required l From Metrobus or Circulator Wi-Fi Senior/Disabled: 50¢ (within two hours): free SmarTripTM Card: a rechargeable USB l card used to pay for fares on the DC Students To Metrobus (within two hours): CHARGERS (elementary-high school): 75¢ (or step-up to current Circulator, Metrorail and Metrobus. TM Students ride free Metrobus fare) Buy and load SmarTrip cards at TM any Metrorail station. with a SmarTrip card l To Circulator Children under 5: (within two hours): free free with paying adult l To or from Metrorail: SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS Customer Service / Ayuda y Atención al Cliente EFFECTIVE 50¢ discount dccirculator.com OCTOBER 202.671.2020 2019 Newton St I Newton St 15th St n 14th St 40th Ave d Oak St Warder St ia n 37th Ave L n B 10th St BROOKLAND-CUA e C ac Monroe St t h Lloyd St Lowell St h S e D s r n tn Morton St o u Monroe St Michigan Ave t t n S Lamont St i Eastern Ave Mount Pleasant St Irving St l t C Lamont St 38th St Kenyon St Vista St Irvin Hawthorne Ln Cathedral Ave National Zoo g St GeorgiaAve 34th St Mills Ave 44th St Hoba COLUMBIA 4th St WOODLEY rt St 5th St Hamlin St Garfield St 39th St t HEIGHTS Hamlin St Massachusetts Ave S r Trinity d D 20th St 10th St 10th r S n PARK St 29th Harvard St 30th St lton t St 27th Girard St Fu 2 College Girard St e 3 k Fulton St 26th St e n 1st St Girard St F W 18th St ra n McMillan nklin St a o Girard St B r St od te Ave Wisconsin Dex la WOODLEY PARK- Feet nd Fuller St Fairmont St D Reservoir r Evarts St ZOO/ADAMS MORGAN F 0 3,000 6,000 T o h r Euclid St 12th St 42nd St t Davis St Euclid St e L C o Calvert St Calvert St Euclid St d in 9th St 2 h e o c v 6 r o a l N M A t e n Calvert St o m c a h R D t 37th St m g rm Biltmore St ill Reed St o Channing St r p an r t S H t 17th St a D Sara a S n l t 17th St Meridian S Wisconsin Ave s a g t to g a U.S. Naval n i e Beecher St e n Howard n n D i s k Hill Bryant St RHODE ISLAND AVE n Lafayette Ave r St 2nd r EMBASSY ROW S w D Observatory r a 19th St t University o Glover Benton St D M Park 6th St M o Adams St 3 t Archbold rg y S a ADAMS 3 b 46th St Buses run every r 10 minutes on the h n s 12th St A 49th St Park d ve 48th St A W St W St Ln W St W St W St 50 P ork D Rhode Island Ave l Y 10th St w u MORGAN V St Ne n r V St 33rd St m St 37th D U STREET/ or e V St 4th St V St V St e Ln id H St rs V St following schedule: Seaton St 5th St te a Wyoming Ave CARDOZO V St U St U St W Vernon St U St U St KALORAMA St H Dumbarton rnia SHAW Thomas St il lifo U ST/CARDOZO la Oaks Park Ca ve n HEIGHTS A T St 39th St 39th d a T St T St N Capitol St a T St id 3rd St l or e Fl North Capitol St 7th St D S St Swann St r 35th St 35th Connecticut Ave – T St 24th St DUPONT CIRCLE S St 3rd St S St R St 13th St Massachusetts Lovers Ln French St SHAW-HOWARD UNIV 2nd St Q R St u 18th St GEORGETOWN – ROSSLYNa rl 31st St Ave es N Quebec St Winfield Ln New Hampshire Ave Corcoran St Warner St UNION F St S Salem Ln 4 t 4 Douglas St t 2 Q St Q St Q St h Q St 3 Monday – Thursday: 6am–Midnight r S d Surrey Ln Marion St STATION t t S Church St Bates St S 8th St t Q Georgetown DUPONT St 11th Olive St 28th St 28th P St P St University P St DUPONT CIRCLE Friday: 6am–3am 26th St CIRCLE 3rd St P St Massachusetts Ave 5th St P St O St O St Ord St DEANWOODDEANWOOD Q St New York Ave Connecticut Ave Morse St 33rd St 33rd Saturday: 7am–3am Dumbarton St NOMA- 37th St 37th N St MT VERNON SQ-7TH ST N St Gallaudet GALLAUDET U Kenilworth Ave t Vermont Ave Massachusetts Ave S GEORGETOWN 22nd St 10th St University CONVENTION CENTER Sunday: 7am–Midnight y Olive St 24th St Meade St c 27th Prospect St S 12th St n t i N M St M St M St M St M St Meade St u Washington Q Jay St 17th St New York Ave Hayes St N 26th St N Convention 2 NOMA 5th St 5t 27th St N W FARRAGUT L St L h a Grace St 15th St te e 45th St S r S L St L St Center L St L St e St t L St 1st St t I St Ne N NORTH 395 ll 20th St – y GEORGETOWN C 1st St u t K St Louisiana Ave Delaware Ave S K St st t is S e D r e o N Capitol St e r r Parker St N v 47th St o m Francis ScottKey Bridge a 6th St l A n Jay St 48th St l t t n m i St 30th FOGGY BOTTOM- I St I St ie S h S t n F r H UNION STATION e I St See inset for detail o e d l N d en K I St r w N o GWU MCPHERSON 26th St il B N Rolfe St o FARRAGUT 3 Barnes St u Detail of 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St QUARTER C St x C C St C St C St C St N h Ellipse FEDERAL S o t N Lincoln St Lincoln N NAVY MEM'L D d Brooks St e Delaware Ave a Constitution Ave Baker St s TRIANGLE n Roosevelt Bridge 8th St N v S Constitution Ave 295 N Nelson St Nelson N St Constitution Ave th il t Constitution Ave Constitution Ave 18 le Blaine St –Blaine St 45th St WOODLEY PARK 17th S 35th St S t CAPITOL t N N Vietnam U.S.
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