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Nebraska Avenue is a key thoroughfare in northwest Washington. It starts up in the Chevy Chase neighborhood of DC at Oregon Avenue and then passes across Utah Avenue, Military Road, and then Nevada Avenue. Soon after it crosses Connecticut Avenue and then passes through Reno Road. It next enters Tenley Circle, where it passes Wisconsin Avenue, in the Tenleytown neighborhood. Ward Circle is next, where it crosses Massachusetts Avenue. On the right is American University. After passing New Mexico Avenue, Nebraska Avenue stops at Foxhall Road before it changes its name to Loughboro Road.

There is a small cul-de-sac section down by MacArthur Boulevard that does not connect to the main road.

[edit] Transit Service

[edit] Metrobus

The following Metrobus routes travel along the street:

• M4 (Loughboro Rd. to Military Rd.)
• N2 (New Mexico Ave. to Tenley Circle)

[edit] Metrorail

The following Washington Metro stop lies near Nebraska Avenue:

• Tenleytown-AU      Red Line

[edit] Landmarks

3400 Block (4400 Massachusetts Ave.)

American University Main Campus

3401

Metropolitan Memorial United Methodist Church

3801

Nebraska Avenue Complex, headquarters of the Department of Homeland Security

4001

WRC-TV studios and NBC News Washington bureau

4101

National Presbyterian Church

4300 Block

American University Tenley Campus

4600 Block (3950 Chesapeake St.)

Woodrow Wilson Senior High School

4700 Block

Fort Reno Park

[edit] External links

• History of 3801 Nebraska Ave.

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