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The 13 Best Blocks in the District (Part 2)

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You can see Part 1 here. The consumption of multiple bottles of Dogfish Head Aprihop in no way affected the make up of this list:

13. the block of 12th Place NW that is directly south of Florida Ave
12. 900 blocks of Westminster and French St NW
11. 1800 block of 13th St NW
10. Hobart Street in Mt. Pleasant
9. Monroe between 14th & 16th NW
8. 1700 block of Ingleside Terrace NW
7. Any block of Swann! (except 1800 or 1600)
6. 900 block of North Carolina Ave, SE
5. 1300 block of Kenyon St, NW
4. 10 and M St, NW
3. any block in Georgetown
2. any block in Cleveland Park
1. The oft overlooked, by some, fine streets that make up the quadrant north of East Capitol Street and east of North Capitol Street.

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