Web Design in Capitol Heights, MD
Capitol Heights, Prince George's County.
Capitol Heights, Maryland
Capitol Heights is in Prince George's County.
Meet AppWT in Person Near Capitol Heights
- 609 H Street NE, Washington, DC 20001: 5.1 miles west of central Capitol Heights
- 100 M Street, S.E., Washington, DC 20003: 5.3 miles west
About Capitol Heights, Maryland
Capitol Heights is a small, mostly residential town on the eastern edge of Washington, D.C., that grew as an early-1900s streetcar suburb.
History of Capitol Heights
- Incorporated in 1910, Capitol Heights grew from a 1904 subdivision as one of the early streetcar suburbs on the southeastern edge of Washington, D.C.
Landmarks and Places in Capitol Heights
- Capitol Heights station. Washington Metro Blue and Silver Line station opened in 1980 on Central Avenue.
- Capitol Heights Park. Neighborhood park on Suffolk Avenue with basketball courts, a playground and a fitness trail.
Local reference: en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, www.pgparks.com
More About Capitol Heights
In 1904 Baltimore resident Otway B. Zantzinger bought 400 hilly acres just beyond the eastern corner of the District of Columbia and split them into 4,000 lots.
Maryland Route 214 is the main road, linking East Capitol Street in Washington with the Capital Beltway to the east.
Maryland Route 332 also serves the town, following an older path of Route 214.
Nearby unincorporated areas, including Coral Hills, Walker Mill and Carmody Hills, share the 20743 ZIP code and use Capitol Heights mailing addresses.
The town has its own police department and runs under a council-manager form of government.
Children in the town are zoned to Capitol Heights, William Hall and Doswell Brooks elementary schools in Prince George's County Public Schools.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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