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The Monumental and Commercial Center of the National Capital and the Surrounding Residential Neighborhoods : Three Dimensional Map of Central Washington (Three Dimensional Map of Central Washington) 1996

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Old map of District of Columbia, United States, Washington, Washington D.C..

Created by David Akopian, Vitaly Gevorkian, Joseph Passonneau and Partners in 1996.
  • Axonometric aerial view of central area bounded by 30th St. N.W., P St. N.W.-N.E., 3rd St. N.E.-S.E., M St. S.E.-S.W., and Boundary Channel S.W.
  • Shows all buildings including individual row houses, roadways, walkways, parklands, open spaces, and individual trees.
  • Also issued folded to 11 x 27 cm.
  • Identical view at same scale printed without color on verso.
  • Made available through courtesy of Joseph Passonneau, FAIA, ASCE, copyright owner.

Map Subjects

Aerial Views

Central Business Districts

District Of Columbia

United States

Washington

Washington (D.C.)

Washington D.C.

David Akopian

Vitaly Gevorkian

Joseph Passonneau And Partners

1996

Map Tags

1996

Aerial Views

Central Business Districts

David Akopian

District Of Columbia

Joseph Passonneau And Partners

Map

Maps

United States

Vitaly Gevorkian

Washington

Washington (D.C.)

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This old map of The Monumental and Commercial Center of the National Capital and the Surrounding Residential Neighborhoods : Three Dimensional Map of Central Washington (Three Dimensional Map of Central Washington) from 1996 was created by David Akopian,