Abandoned places in District of Columbia — 74 sites listed — page 2
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- 03a.WMATA.RhodeIslandAvenueBrentwood.NE.WDC.10October2011
03a.WMATA.RhodeIslandAvenueBrentwood.NE.WDC.10October2011
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Building - 'Ruins in the Campagna di Roma, Morning' (1842) by Thomas Cole -- 'Seeing Nature: Landscape Masterworks' at the Phillips
'Ruins in the Campagna di Roma, Morning' (1842) by Thomas Cole -- 'Seeing Nature: Landscape Masterworks' at the Phillips
District of Columbia
OtherIn ruins - Spring -- The Willard Inter-Continental Hotel (DC)
Spring -- The Willard Inter-Continental Hotel (DC)
District of Columbia
Building - 2050 Wilson Boulevard -- Courthouse's Present-Day Landmark Block Arlington (VA) November 2020
2050 Wilson Boulevard -- Courthouse's Present-Day Landmark Block Arlington (VA) November 2020
District of Columbia
Other - Abandoned factory · District of Columbia
Abandoned factory · District of Columbia
District of Columbia
FactoryIn ruins - Abandoned place · District of Columbia
Abandoned place · District of Columbia
District of Columbia
Other - Abandoned factory · District of Columbia
Abandoned factory · District of Columbia
District of Columbia
Factory
More about these places
The Urbex Legends community lists 74 abandoned places in District of Columbia. The most represented site types: Abandoned buildings (15), Abandoned factories (5) and Abandoned houses (4). 69 pages carry a place name and 0 a member-written description; exact coordinates stay reserved for Premium members.
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Catalogue for this page last updated on July 26, 2026
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How many abandoned places are listed in District of Columbia?
74 approved places in the Urbex Legends catalogue in District of Columbia. 69 carry a place name, 0 a member-written description, and 0 have been explored at least once by the community.
How do these abandoned places break down by site type?
7 site types are represented in District of Columbia: Abandoned buildings (15), Abandoned factories (5), Abandoned houses (4), Abandoned hospitals (3), Abandoned churches (2), Abandoned barns (1). 43 places are not attached to any of these site types.
Are the exact coordinates public?
No. No coordinates are published on the website — not on this page, not on the place pages, not in the structured data. They are reserved for Premium members inside the Urbex Legends app.