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Washington, D.C

A visual tour of Washington, D.C., discussing its role as the capitol of the United States, its public buildings and their history, the geography and population.

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  • "Washington, District of Columbia"@en
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  • "A visual tour of Washington, D.C., discussing its role as the capitol of the United States, its public buildings and their history, the geography and population."@en
  • "Explores Washington's shrines, monuments and vast complexes housing the various functions of the federal government, focusing on the city's unique qualities as an international cultural hub and the nucleus of government."@en
  • "Converted from a Potomax River swampland site to a triumph of urban engineering and architectural elegance, Washington, D.C. has continued to expand and develop for nearly two centuries."@en
  • "Converted from a Potomac River swampland site to a triumph of urban engineering and architectural elegance, Washington, D.C. has continued to expand and develop for nearly two centuries. This tour focuses on its shrines and monuments, as well as on the vast complexes that house the intricate workings of government."@en
  • "Explores Washington's shrines, monuments, and vast complexes housing the various functions of the federal government, focusing on the city's unique qualities as an international cultural hub and the nucleus of government."@en
  • "Tells how, converted from a Potomac River swampland site to a triumph of urban engineering and architectural elegance, Washington, D.C., has continued to expand and develop for nearly two centuries. This photographed tour of the United States capital focuses on its shrines and monuments, as well as on the vast complexes that house the intricate workings of democratic government."@en
  • "Converted from a Potomac River swamp land site to a triumph of urban engineering and architectural elegance, Washington, D.C. has continued to expand and develop for nearly two centuries."@en
  • "Tour d'horizon de Washington, D.C., capitale des États-Unis. Bref historique de la ville. Visite des principaux monuments, édifices gouvernementaux et musées."

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