Branch Avenue

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Branch Avenue is a road in the Washington Metropolitan Area. It begins at Randle Circle in the Twining neighborhood of Washington and proceeds south, becoming Maryland Route 5 when it enters Maryland. A portion south of the Capital Beltway is a freeway; Branch Avenue ends at Brandywine, where MD 5 merges with U.S. Route 301.

v • d • e Streets and highways of Washington, D.C. Streets 7th St. • 14th St. NW/SW • 16th St. NW • 18th St. NW • 20th St. • E. Capitol St. • N. Capitol St. • S. Capitol St. • H St. • Jackson Place • K St. • M St. • Madison Place • U St. Avenues, Roads & Drives Branch Ave. • Canal Rd. • Connecticut Ave. • Constitution Ave. • Florida Ave. • Georgia Ave. • Independence Ave. • Maine Ave. • Massachusetts Ave. • Nebraska Ave. • New Hampshire Ave. • New York Ave. • North Dakota Ave. • Ohio Dr. • Pennsylvania Ave. • Rhode Island Ave. • South Dakota Ave. • Virginia Ave. • Wisconsin Ave. Circles Anna J. Cooper Circle • Barney Circle • Benjamin Banneker Circle • Columbus Circle • Dupont Circle • Garfield Circle • Grant Circle • Logan Circle • Observatory Circle • Peace Circle • Pinehurst Circle • Randle Circle • Scott Circle • Sheridan Circle • Sherman Circle • Tenley Circle • Thomas Circle • Ward Circle • Washington Circle • Westmoreland Circle Highways Anacostia Frwy. • Clara Barton Pkwy. • E St. Expy. • I-66 • I-295 • I-395 • Rock Creek & Potomac Pkwy. • Southeast Frwy. • Whitehurst Frwy.