Randle Circle

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Randle Circle is a traffic circle located at the intersection of Massachusetts, Minnesota and Branch avenues, K and 32nd streets, and Fort DuPont Drive in Southeast Washington, D.C. The entrance to Fort Dupont is located on the circle.

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v t e Streets and highways of Washington, D.C.

Numbered Streets	7th Street 14th Street 16th Street 18th Street

Lettered Streets	H Street K Street M Street P Street U Street

State-named roadways	Connecticut Florida Georgia Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia Wisconsin

Border avenues and streets	Capitol Streets North East South Western Avenue Eastern Avenue Southern Avenue

Other streets	Benning Road Constitution Avenue Independence Avenue Jackson Place Klingle Road Madison Place Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue

Circles	Anna J. Cooper Barney Benjamin Banneker Chevy Chase Columbus Dupont Garfield Grant Logan Mount Vernon Square Observatory Peace Pinehurst Randle Scott Sheridan Sherman Tenley Thomas Ward Washington Westmoreland

Freeways	Anacostia DC 295 I-295 Capital Beltway (I-495) E Street Potomac River (I-66) Southeast (I-695) Southwest (I-395) Whitehurst (US 29)

Parkways	Clara Barton George Washington Memorial Oxon Run Rock Creek & Potomac Suitland

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