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District of Columbia - The US Explained
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Within this small chunk of the United States, a piece of land that could fit inside Rhode Island 17 times over, live nearly 700,000 people, more than the entire populations of Vermont or Wyoming. The history of the country has been shaped inside its halls and buildings, and on its streets and parks, and from this tiny district, decisions have been made that have impacted people across the globe. This is DC - The US Explained.

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@ThatIsInterestingTII

1 year ago

The next state I'll be covering in The US Explained is Vermont! To all my subscribers from Vermont, please reply to fill me in on what I need to know about your home state, such as unique food, traditions, places, some fun facts and local dialects and pronunciations! I can't promise everything will make it into the video, but I will try my best, and I'm looking forward to getting started!

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@FlowMichael

1 year ago

The fact that D.C could fit in Rhode Island only 17 times just makes me realize how tiny Rhode Island is.

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@soledieairvideos5974

1 year ago

I moved earlier this year to DC (currently live in Dupont Circle). Itā€™s so awesome to walk past all the amazing architecture, but my god is it so hot and humid.

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@athom716

1 year ago

I went to grad school in DC, and I always think DC is an incredibly beautiful city, as long as you never pick up a newspaper. I was in grad school for journalism; I found out the hard way

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@destinyforreal9744

1 year ago

Carter I broke my leg and ribs in an auto accident and your videos are helping me feel less trapped by having to stay home to heal. Thank you!

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@ryanzkelly

1 year ago

Itā€™s mumbo sauce not mambo sauce lol love you video Iā€™m from Woodbridge/Manassas Virginia which is just south of DC so Iā€™ve spent plenty of time in DC and know a lot about it and you got everything spot on

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@davidpawson7393

1 year ago

I have so many great memories of growing up in and around DC and never let the time I was shot in a carjacking affect my love for both the city and the people. Two weeks later with the bullet still buried in my shoulder I went back to work driving for a courier company. My father worked downtown and still lives nearby as it's the only city he's known since coming to the US in the 60s. Always something fun to do no matter how much money you have. Another great unique video my friend and I see you at a million very soon.

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@TheMelbournelad

1 year ago

Always found it odd they didnā€™t re take the Virginia side of the District after the civil war

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@MikeJDavis747

1 year ago

He failed to mention that Washington, D.C. had a governor names Riggs. He was the first and only governor of D.C.

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@jeremiahallyn4603

1 year ago

You're so good at these buddy, I always learn something new about each place you cover. If there's anything you need/want to know about Kentucky, I will gladly try my best to help out. It's coming up really soon, #16! šŸ‘šŸ‘

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@scottengel9965

1 year ago

I really enjoyed this video, and was surprised to learn that Washington was a separate city originally from Georgetown and Cities in Virginia. It now makes sense to me!

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@HeUaKeia

1 year ago

I'm so happy you are making these videos again. I love them so much!!

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@flatlanderfl

1 year ago

Great overview of an extremely interesting city. Thanks!

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@fabionwilson6992

1 year ago

Yet again nice job young man! Keep up the good work

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@lumptydumpty6992

1 year ago

There's a 3rd part of DC outside of downtown and the area of townhouses and apartments. There are incredibly expensive neighborhoods of 3-5 bedroom homes west along the river in Georgetown before you get to Chevy Chase or Potomac. Prices range from $2M-$5M for houses that would be $800k-$2.5M across the river in Virginia. Maybe at most, 2300 square feet with at most an acre of land. That was when I was in high school in the early 2010s, I imagine they're more expensive now.

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@weston.weston

1 year ago

Thanks for another great video, Carter!

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@FlickMobb

1 year ago

Been loving this series, thank you!!

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@SomniRespiratoryFlux

1 year ago

One fun quirk of the DC border and the Retrocession is based around the southern corner, located at Jones Point in Alexandria. The border stone still sits there, but because of the land being reclaimed by Virginia, the actual southern corner is in the Potomac just nearby. Coupled with Virginia controlling a narrow slice of the river in that area, the Woodrow Wilson Bridge on I-95 and I-495 ends in Alexandria, VA and National Harbor, MD, but for a small portion over the river passes through this tiny corner of DC. I never lived in the DC area proper, but I did live for the first 25 or so years of my life only a couple hours away up the Potomac in WV's Eastern Panhandle, so I've been to the area a decent handful of times. One time I even got there by train from Martinsburg, so I had a rare experience with proper public transit in the US. ...Unfortunately the Amtrak line there is a bit run down and the first train stalled shortly into the trip, so we all had to cross to another train that came to take us the rest of the way to Union Station. Ended up a bit later to the convention than I intended, but not a huge deal all in all. And the DC Metro has always been just fine in my experiences, mainly the Red Line from Rockville to the city center. Great video, glad I'm caught up on this excellent series before WV or CO are up!

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@velenity7286

1 year ago

Was just binging this!! Love your work

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@nwtmediagroup

1 year ago

great stuff! as a DC based video production company, this hit home. great job.

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