As permitted by the U.S. Constitution, the District is under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Congress and is therefore not a part of any U.S. state. There are sufficient efforts occurring to make it a state but as of right now it is not one.
No. DC is a Federal District that was uniquely created by congress in 1790. For this reason DC has no Senators or Congresspersons. DC is however, represented by a non-voting Congressional Delegate.
The District of Columbia is not one of the United States. It is the Capital, a city, and a district. It does not count in the list of the 50 states.
All states have Representatives in the United States House, and Senators in the United States Senate - the District of Columbia does not have a voting member of either of these bodies. This leads some D.C. residents to claim "taxation without representation," because they claim they pay the same taxes as all other US citizens, without the same representation in Congress.
The District of Columbia is not located within any state. It is an area unto iteslf which sits north of the Potomac River that used to be part of Maryland. Originally, the District of Columbia consisted of a part of Maryland north of the Potomac and a part of Virginia south of the Potomac.
Article I, Section 17 of the US Constitution stated that the capital was to be a section of land to be ceded from unnamed states not to exceed ten miles square. Maryland and Virginia had ceded these parts to the federal government for the location of the capital. Some years later, Virginia asked the federal government for its part back. The federal government did just that and that is why the District of Columbia is on the northern side of the Potomac only.
To see what the original Distric of Columbia looked like when it had been ten square miles with the part of Virgina that was given back, just look at a map of Virginia south of the Potomac and look at the lines for the borders of Arlington County south of the Potomac River and Washington D. C. and you'll see the original ten square mile city that George Washington picked out for the capital.
While small, the Federal District or the District of Columbia is not a state. It is a district specifically set aside for the purpose of hosting the federal government.
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No. It is a territory.
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Washington, DC is a city. The DC that comes after the name of the city stands for the District of Columbia, which is where the city resides. The District is separate from any any state.
Washington is located in DC. The District of Columbia.
Washington DC is neither a state nor is it within any other state. Washington DC is a federal District. Article One of the United States Constitution provides for a federal district, distinct from the states, to serve as the permanent national capital.Washington DC was created when Maryland (and originally Virginia) donated land to the Federal Government to form the federal district. Subsequently the land Virginia provided (Alexandria VA) was returned to Virginia.Washington DC is adjacent to both Maryland and Virginia.
Washington District of Columbia. DC.
No, Washington DC is not an island, nor is it a state as some think. It is a district that is the capital of the United States. It borders Maryland and Virginia.
Washington dc is not a state.
DC refers to the District of Columbia, which is not a state.
Washington isn't a state. It is a city. DC stands for the District of Columbia, in which the city resides.
Yes. Washington DC is the capital of the United States.
The Washington Monument is not in any state. It is in the city of Washington, which is in the District of Columbia. The District of Columbia is a Federal District not part of any state.
Washington DC is the capital of the entire country. It is not the capital of a state.
Washington DC is not a state. It is a city. DC, however, is a District. Hence the name District of Columbia.
Washington DC is the capital city of the US. It is not in any province or state. Washington DC is an entity of its own.
It is a district
Washington DC (the US national capital) is part of the US but not part of any state. The capital is called the District of Columbia (DC).
There is no STATE Washington DC! Jesus know your common knowledge, Washington Dc is a district of the United States of America. DC stands for District of Columbia, named after the 'discoverer' of the Americas. I hope I could assist you.... with this common knowledge :3
Washington, DC is a city. The DC that comes after the name of the city stands for the District of Columbia, which is where the city resides. The District is separate from any any state.