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Although damaged from the initial D.C. riots, a militia group has now taken residence at this iconic location. The fences are patrolled just as they would have been before the outbreak, and strangers are not exactly welcome- something many survivors new to the area often find out the hard way.

Resembling the Parthenon with it's strong pillars and marble appearance, one would think that the Supreme Court would be a place of safety and high security.. Well, not exactly. Although the inside is a little trickier for walkers to navigate, there are still many.

Despite the chaos, the Gardens have somehow managed to stay healthy. No one knows if this is nature's doing or if someone is actually taking care of the grounds, but those that do wander in are either awed by the plant life in the massive green houses, or disappointed at the plant types.

After discovering no help was to be given and that all of those once in charge had vanished, the survivors in D.C. took to taking out their anger on the once pristine building and it is now partially rubble. Many walkers roam the area, and it's not very safe to be around the still-crumbling structure.

West D.C. is filled with memorial sites; however, most of these are mainly just aesthetic pieces and survivors tend to stay away knowing there isn't much shelter to be offered. Because of this, there aren't often any walkers in the areas either due to lack of food.

A strong, massive structure, it would be the ideal place to settle if not for the numerous walkers roaming, and the fact that several thieves seem to frequent the buildings looking for unsuspecting survivors. While money holds no value, many objects and artifacts can have practical use.

This is the river running 'underneath' D.C., separating it from any states below it. Any survivors coming up from the south or southwest must decide whether to cross the river, or continue upstream until land meets. The river temperature right now averages in the mid 60's (18 C).

Moving out of the center of tourism and vacation spaces, this area was once home to the permanent residents of D.C. The amount of walker activity varies on the area, and the survivors who choose to stay here prefer not to interact with others and to be on their own.