Dc Boundary Stone Sw7

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5995 5th Rd S
Arlington, VA 22204

The DC Boundary Stone SW7 is a historic marker located in Arlington, Virginia, representing one of the original boundary stones that defined the borders of the District of Columbia in the 1790s. Erected as part of a survey to establish the nation's capital, this stone is a reminder of the early days of American history and the development of Washington, D.C. Visitors can appreciate its significance as a symbol of the region's historical geography and the careful planning that went into creating the capital.

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