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.
Jefferson Davis did not live in Washington dc he lived in Virginia he was the president of the confederate states of America not the us if he was the president of the us he would of lived in Washington dc
The US Capital is in Washington, DC.
The capital is Washington DC. It was designed to be the capital out of land that was swampy.
Washington dc has one...im sure there are others
In Washington DC in the Smithsonian.
The Eastern Part of the United States
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).
Washington DC is part of the US but not a state, it is a district.
Washington DC is not a state, although it is part of the United States. DC, the District of Columbia, in which the City of Washington is located, is a Federal District governed by Congress and not part of any state.
They work in washington, but they live in their states
No, Washington DC is not considered a US territory. It is a federal district and the capital of the United States.
Wahsington DC is not a US state. The others are.
50 States, Washington DC.
Washington D.C
For those with little knowledge of the United States of America, the DC in Washington DC stands for District of Columbia. That is the capital of the United States of America. It is the most important part of US American history. People must know what DC stands for.
In Eastern United States
Yes, Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States. :)Glad I could answer it!!