L’Enfant Plan park system

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The L’Enfant Plan park system is the network of public parks and green spaces in Washington, D.C., laid out as part of Pierre Charles L’Enfant’s original 1791 city plan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf component of city plan
park system
urban park network
coordinateSystem L’Enfant Plan reservations
country United States
creator Pierre Charles L’Enfant
hasPart Capitol Grounds
Connecticut Avenue reservations
Dupont Circle
Folger Park
Judiciary Square
Lafayette Square
Lincoln Park
Logan Circle
Marion Park
Maryland Avenue park reservations
Massachusetts Avenue reservations
Mount Vernon Square
National Mall
New Hampshire Avenue reservations
New Jersey Avenue reservations
New York Avenue reservations
North Capitol Street reservations
Northwest Rectangle reservations
Pennsylvania Avenue park reservations
President’s Park
linked to: President's Park

Reservation 13 (Washington, D.C.)
Rhode Island Avenue reservations
Scott Circle
South Capitol Street reservations
Southwest Rectangle reservations
Stanton Park
The Ellipse
Thomas Circle
Vermont Avenue reservations
Virginia Avenue reservations
Washington Circle
Washington Monument grounds
hasUse civic gatherings
commemoration
recreation
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
National Register of Historic Places listing
inception 1791
locatedIn Washington, D.C.
maintainedBy National Park Service
ownedBy federal government of the United States
partOf L’Enfant Plan
significantFor Baroque city planning
monumental core of Washington, D.C.
radial-and-grid street plan integration

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Stanton Park (Capitol Hill Parks) isPartOf L’Enfant Plan park system
Glover-Archbold Park isPartOf Washington, D.C. park system
linked to: L’Enfant Plan park system
Charles Glover contributedTo Washington, D.C. park system
linked to: L’Enfant Plan park system