Neighborhoods
Choose your Ward
Ward 1
Known for its vibrant, diverse culture and bustling urban atmosphere. Ward 1 includes some of the city's most popular dining and nightlife destinations.
Adams Morgan, Columbia Heights, Mount Pleasant, U Street, and more
Ward 2
Home to much of downtown DC and several historic and tourist-heavy areas, Ward 2 is an economic and cultural hub with a mix of business districts and residential areas.
Georgetown, Dupont Circle, Foggy Bottom, Logan Circle, Penn Quarter, and more
Ward 3
Known for its affluence and highly educated population, Ward 3 features neighborhoods that are among the city’s most serene and green.
Chevy Chase, Friendship Heights, Palisades, Tenleytown, Woodley Park, and more
Ward 4
Predominantly residential, Ward 4 is celebrated for its strong sense of community, family-friendly atmosphere, and beautiful parks.
Petworth, Takoma, Brightwood, Shepherd Park, Crestwood, and more
Ward 5
A diverse ward undergoing rapid development and gentrification, it features a mix of industrial spaces and residential areas.
Brookland, Eckington, Fort Totten, Trinidad, Woodridge, and more
Ward 6
Ward 6 is known for its historic landmarks, the bustling Capitol Hill area, and a dynamic community with a mix of old and new housing.
Capitol Hill, H Street Corridor, Navy Yard, Southwest Waterfront, NoMa, and more
Ward 7
Predominantly residential, Ward 7 is known for its quieter neighborhoods and is currently focusing on economic development and revitalization.
Deanwood, Hillcrest, Capitol View, Naylor Gardens, Benning Heights, and more
Ward 8
Includes some of the city's most economically challenged but culturally rich areas, with ongoing initiatives aimed at improving quality of life.
Anacostia, Congress Heights, Washington Highlands, Fort Stanton, and more
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Government of the District of Columbia
Muriel Bowser
Mayor of the District of Columbia
Last updated: 12:26 PM EST December 9, 2025
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