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Trivia about potomac
John Smith recorded the name of this river as Patawomeck, but it is now called this
In 1982 Lenny Skutnick rescued a passenger on a crashed 737 from this D.C. river
Washingtonians refer to the Francis Scott Key Bridge over this river as "The Car-Strangled Spanner"
Large ships can sail over 100 miles inland to Washington, D.C. on this river
The new Woodrow Wilson Bridge project will connect Maryland & Virginia across this river
George Washington's Mount Vernon home lies on the banks of this river
The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts overlooks this river
After Bull Run, General McClellan reorganized the Union Army which was then called the Army of this river
Popular with cyclists, the 18.5-mile Mount Vernon trail follows this river's shoreline
John Quincy Adams used to skinny dip in this river that runs through Washington, D.C.
Due to the great falls on this river, large ships can't go past Washington, D.C.
This river flows through the District of Columbia
George was born beside this river that flows past Washington, D.C.
In good weather, John Quincy Adams liked to spend his mornings skinny-dipping in this river
Theodore Roosevelt Island in the District of Columbia lies in this river
Robert E. Lee was born Jan. 19, 1807 at Stratford Hall, the Lee family estate in Northern Virginia on the banks of this river
George Washington's birthplace is on Pope's Creek, a small stream that flows into this
The name of this river that flows past Mount Vernon may mean "place where people trade"
It flows through Washington, D.C. & on past Mount Vernon
80% of Washington, D.C.'s fresh drinking water comes from this river
This river & its north branch provide the state's northern border with Maryland
A major traffic route, the Arlington Memorial Bridge spans this river
This river is formed 15 miles SE of Cumberland, MD. by the confluence of the north & south branches
Theodore Roosevelt Island, now a memorial, lies in this river & is accessible by footbridge from Virginia
A bronze hippo is the unofficial mascot of George Washington Univ., as legend says hippos once swam in this river
The name of this river that flows into Chesapeake Bay is Algonquin for "where goods are brought in"
It's formed by the confluence of its North & South branches near Cumberland, Maryland
This river grows to 11 miles in width as it reaches Chesapeake Bay at Point Lookout, Maryland
Theodore Roosevelt Island is a 91-acre national wilderness park found in this river