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WASHINGTON — Tuesday’s State of the Union address will lead to a host of road closures and other restrictions in the area around the U.S. Capitol, where President Donald Trump will address a joint session of Congress at 9 p.m.
The Capitol Police have released their list, and a map, of the closures, which begin at 7 p.m.:
- Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, from Third Street Northwest to First Street Northwest
- Constitution Avenue Northwest, from Louisiana Avenue Northwest, to Second Street Northeast
- First Street Northwest, from Louisiana Avenue Northwest to Washington Avenue Southwest
- New Jersey Avenue Northwest, from Louisiana Avenue Northwest to Constitution Avenue Northwest
- D Street Northeast, from Second Street Northeast, to Louisiana Avenue Northeast
- Delaware Avenue Northeast, from Columbus Circle Northeast to Constitution Avenue Northeast
- First Street Northeast, from Columbus Circle Northeast to C Street Southwest
- C Street Northeast, from Second Street Northeast to Delaware Avenue Northeast
- Maryland Avenue Northeast, from Constitution Avenue Northeast to First Street Northeast
- Second Street Northeast, from Constitution Avenue Northeast to East Capitol Street Northeast
- East Capitol Street, from Second Street Northeast to First Street Northeast
- Independence Avenue, from Second Street Southeast to Washington Avenue Southwest
- C Street Southwest, from Washington Avenue Southwest to First Street Southeast
- Delaware Avenue Southwest, from Washington Avenue Southwest to C Street Southwest
- South Capitol Street, from D Street Southeast to Independence Avenue Southeast
- New Jersey Avenue Southeast, from D Street Southeast to Independence Avenue Southeast
- Maryland Avenue Southwest, from Third Street Southwest to First Street Southwest
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In addition, tours of the Capitol will close at noon Tuesday for the rest of the day. The House and Senate galleries will be open until 5 p.m.
After 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, the Capitol will only be open to members of Congress, credentialed media and ticketed guests for the speech. And the following streets will be closed off to pedestrians:
- First Street, between Constitution Avenue Northwest and Independence Avenue Southwest
- Independence Avenue, between Washington Avenue Southwest and Second Street Southeast
- First Street, between Independence Avenue Southeast and Constitution Avenue Northeast
- Constitution Avenue, between Second Street Northeast and Louisiana Avenue Northwest
And starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, no vehicles will be allowed on the Capitol Grounds except those with a congressional parking sticker, and at least one person in the vehicle has to have a congressional ID.