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Washington D.C. Landmarks on a Map

Using the map, identify these Washington D.C. landmarks found on and around the National Mall.
This map is not meant to be comprehensive.
Museums that share a certain common title are listed separately.
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Last updated: June 1, 2020
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First submittedNovember 22, 2019
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Landmark
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial
Korean War Veterans Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
National Air and Space Museum (Smithsonian)
National Gallery of Art
National Museum of American History (Smithsonian)
National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian)
Landmark
Smithsonian Institution Building (The Castle)
Thomas Jefferson Memorial
U.S. Capitol
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall
Washington Monument
The White House
World War II Memorial
45 Comments
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Level 81
Jan 22, 2020
Pretty easy but I missed the MLK memorial. Never actually seen it.
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Level 60
Mar 8, 2020
it's really quite beautiful. You should definitely check it out next time you visit Washington DC.
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Level 81
Jun 3, 2020
I couldn't as they had shut down access to the tidal basin during cherry blossom season due to coronavirus.
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Level 74
Jan 22, 2020
Great quiz! Would have been tough if I hadn't spent a year there.
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Level 74
Jan 22, 2020
Why doesn't "Roosevelt" work when just last names for other memorials do?
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Level 85
Jan 22, 2020
"Roosevelt" should work now.
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Level 76
Jan 22, 2020
I nominate this for a star, even though as an out-of Washington out-of-USA out-of-the-Americas quizzer it's heinously difficult. But it's educational, and a real work of art too - nice job.
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Level 72
Jan 22, 2020
nice quiz! definitely deserves to be nominated
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Level 73
Jan 23, 2020
What an svg!
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Level 71
Jan 27, 2020
Great quiz, except for the major omissions of the National Museum of African-American History, the National Museum of African Art, and the Hirshhorn (all are also Smithsonian museums, so there are no reasons for leaving these out if the others are included).
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Level 85
Jan 27, 2020
I definitely get that. I especially didn't like leaving out the African-American history, American Indian, and Holocaust museums. At some point, I have to draw the line before the quiz becomes impossible. I may still make some changes, though. Thanks!
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Level 75
Apr 3, 2024
American History Museum, African American History Museum, American Indian Museum, Holocaust Museum and National Archives Museum wouldn't be too much to add in my opinion. People can learn about some more amazing places if they don't get them :)
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Level 81
Jun 3, 2020
the NMoAAH is such an eyesore and ruins the view across the Mall from many places.
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Level 73
Jun 3, 2020
That's the World War II memorial
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Level 81
Jun 3, 2020
Are you trying to be funny? You think the WW2 memorial is more poorly designed, less aesthetically pleasing, or more poorly placed than that museum? Ugh.
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Level 76
Jun 3, 2020
I agree the black museum is extremely ugly. Why it was not designed like the others so it fit in is beyond me. The WW2 monument is beautiful and fits in.
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Level 75
Feb 17, 2021
Even if you do think that the WW2 memorial is ugly, its height has nothing on the National Museum of African-American History and is thus much less of an eyesore.
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Level 71
Jun 21, 2021
I don't think it's that bad. I think the architectural design itself is nice, and while I'll contend that it doesn't really fit in with the rest of the Mall, that doesn't bother me much.
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Level 36
Oct 23, 2024
AdamH, respectfully shut up, the World War II memorial is a beautiful piece of architecture and is one of my favorite memorials to visit.
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Level 60
Feb 6, 2020
This was amazing- thank you so much for making it, I hope that it makes the featured list.
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Level 92
May 18, 2020
I don't think I've ever actually visited the National Gallery of Art, but if "Air and Space", "American History", and "Natural History" work, then shouldn't "Art" also work?
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Level 85
May 18, 2020
"Art" will work now.
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Level 87
May 18, 2020
Tried everything I could think of for the Art Gallery. Never got the right words in the right combination.
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Level 45
Jun 4, 2020
I did the State Department and it counted as the National Gallery of Art 😶.
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Level 76
May 18, 2020
Never paid any attention to DC beyond the WH, but still got 53%. Let that be satisfactory for now.
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Level 74
May 18, 2020
Nice! Unfortunately, you left out the George Mason Memorial, tucked away along the tidal basin not far from the Jefferson Memorial. It is a simple and attractive location that one stumbles upon by accident unless one happens to be a fan of Mason's,

"a man of the first order of wisdom among those who acted on the theatre of the revolution, of expansive mind, profound judgment, cogent in argument (Jefferson)."

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Level 58
May 16, 2022
I agree, the George Mason memorial is actually pretty nice, would be neat to see it included
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Level 78
May 18, 2020
This is excellent! FWIW, my favorite landmark is the Einstein Memorial, on Constitution right in front of the National Academy of Sciences, and just a short walk NE of the Lincoln Memorial. Beautiful statue with wonderful quotes.
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Level 60
May 20, 2020
Cool! Can you make a map quiz version of this quiz?
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Level 85
Jun 2, 2020
I probably won't do that myself, but someone else is welcome to make it. :)
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Level 60
Jun 4, 2020
Thanks! I made it here.
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Level 72
May 21, 2020
Supreme Court! National Archives! Library of Congress! :)
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Level 74
Jun 3, 2020
i tried all of those, plus the Bureau of Engraving and Printing - that was an amazing tour, seeing all those sheets of money being printed.
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Level 88
Jun 3, 2020
If we're talking about Smithsonian omissions shouldn't we also add the Folger Smithsonian Library too?
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Level 56
Jun 3, 2020
I agree you need to check the type-ins and expand it IMO. I think I wrote World War two memorial and it rejected it. Smithsonian really should work for all of them in that cluster; at least I as a native have always lumped them together that way. I wrote King memorial and rejected. Most clues here in Jetpunk tend to accept partial or general answers vs. precise names.
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Level 72
Jun 3, 2020
Lived in DC all my life - got them all but it made me sweat!
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Level 57
Jun 4, 2020
Knew at least a few of those thanks to fallout 3.
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Level 61
Jun 4, 2020
Just a last name got me credit but King did not.
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Level 59
Jun 6, 2020
please accept 'space' or 'nasa' for the space museum.
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Level 59
Nov 2, 2021
It's not about NASA though, while NASA created a lot of things in that museum, it isn't solely based off NASA.
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Level 51
Jun 6, 2020
You should add Black Lives Matter Plaza.
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Level 51
Jan 1, 2021
When you try typing in Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial you will get the National Gallery of Art because 'Martin' includes the word 'art' could you make it so that when you you are trying to type in Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial you won't get the National Gallery of Art for free
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Level 56
Feb 13, 2021
damn this map is great! another great quiz by dug as always!
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Level 51
Oct 23, 2021
please accept 6.25 War Veterans Memorial for Korean War Veterans Memorial because 6.25 war is called more than Korean War in Korea
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Level 59
Nov 2, 2021
what-