Map: here are all of the July Fourth road closures that will last into Tuesday.
also has a set of street closures for the National Independence Day Parade and other smaller neighborhood parades happening around the District.
There will also be a few road closures in the Palisades, Barracks Row, and Takoma Park neighborhoods for their respective Independence Day parades on Monday.MacArthur Boulevard from Whitehaven Park to Edmunds Place, NW will be closed to parking from 8 AM to 1 PM and closed to traffic from 10 AM to 12:30 PM.8th Street from Pennsylvania Avenue to Virginia Avenue, SE will be closed to traffic and parking from 8 AM to noon.
There will be a designated anchorage zone north of the 14th Street Bridge on the east side of the Potomac River ; this zone will be just north of the 14th Street Bridge complex to south of the Arlington Memorial Bridge. Anchoring will be allowed until 9 AM on July 5th.
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