You'll love this: We created an easy-to-follow (and quick) video to show locals and visitors how to figure out streets and circles of D.C.
Ever been on P Street, blissfully heading toward Georgetown and quickly discover it slams into Wisconsin—without any logic whatsoever?
Don't worry, it happens. So do misguided walking and driving adventures around D.C.'s traffic circles and avenues. Even for locals, the logic of the "grid" established by Pierre L'Enfant can seem somewhat convoluted.
We have a video answer, and we're pretty sure no one else has done this or explained it so clearly. Michael Wolcott, our Flyer video producer and local dude, has also found himself turned around when navigating the District. So, our local map genius put together this quick video that will help you tremendously next time you want to get from Union Station to Adams Morgan.
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