L’Enfant Plan area of Washington, D.C.

Target entity: L’Enfant Plan area of Washington, D.C.
Context triple: [U.S. Treasury Building grounds, partOf, L’Enfant Plan area of Washington, D.C.]

• A. Georgetown neighborhood, Washington, D.C.
  Georgetown neighborhood, Washington, D.C. is a historic and affluent waterfront district known for its cobblestone streets, Federal-style architecture, upscale shops and restaurants, and as the home of Georgetown University.
• B. Downtown Washington, D.C.
  Downtown Washington, D.C. is the central business and commercial district of the U.S. capital, known for its dense concentration of offices, government buildings, cultural institutions, and major landmarks.
• C. Foggy Bottom neighborhood
  The Foggy Bottom neighborhood is a historic and centrally located area of Washington, D.C., known for its mix of government offices, George Washington University facilities, cultural institutions, and residential streets near the National Mall and the Potomac River.
• D. Forest Hills, Washington, D.C.
  Forest Hills, Washington, D.C. is a leafy, affluent residential neighborhood in Northwest Washington known for its single-family homes, embassies, and proximity to Rock Creek Park and the Van Ness commercial corridor.
• E. Northeast Quadrant of Washington, D.C.
  The Northeast Quadrant of Washington, D.C. is a primarily residential and mixed-use area of the city located east of North Capitol Street and north of East Capitol Street, encompassing diverse neighborhoods, commercial corridors, and several major transportation routes.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: L’Enfant Plan area of Washington, D.C.
Target entity description: The L’Enfant Plan area of Washington, D.C. is the historic core of the U.S. capital city, characterized by Pierre L’Enfant’s original 18th-century Baroque-inspired street grid, grand avenues, and monumental public spaces.

• A. Georgetown neighborhood, Washington, D.C.
  Georgetown neighborhood, Washington, D.C. is a historic and affluent waterfront district known for its cobblestone streets, Federal-style architecture, upscale shops and restaurants, and as the home of Georgetown University.
• B. Downtown Washington, D.C.
  Downtown Washington, D.C. is the central business and commercial district of the U.S. capital, known for its dense concentration of offices, government buildings, cultural institutions, and major landmarks.
• C. Foggy Bottom neighborhood
  The Foggy Bottom neighborhood is a historic and centrally located area of Washington, D.C., known for its mix of government offices, George Washington University facilities, cultural institutions, and residential streets near the National Mall and the Potomac River.
• D. Forest Hills, Washington, D.C.
  Forest Hills, Washington, D.C. is a leafy, affluent residential neighborhood in Northwest Washington known for its single-family homes, embassies, and proximity to Rock Creek Park and the Van Ness commercial corridor.
• E. Northeast Quadrant of Washington, D.C.
  The Northeast Quadrant of Washington, D.C. is a primarily residential and mixed-use area of the city located east of North Capitol Street and north of East Capitol Street, encompassing diverse neighborhoods, commercial corridors, and several major transportation routes.
• F. None of above. chosen