Where to find ginkgos in Washington, DC

• DC Fall Foliage Map. Casey Trees has a DC Fall Foliage Map which geolocates a variety of trees throughout the district including what it dubs "fall showstoppers."

• Ginkgos. Ginkgos turn a bright yellow in mid to late October and can be found all throughout the city:

  • Downtown between 11th and 14th St. NW between E and I St. NW.

  • Corcoran St. from 13th to 19th St NW.

  • Ogden St., Otis Pl., Spring Rd. NW off of 16th St. NW.

  • Between 13th and 14th St. NW, between Kittenhouse St. NW and Tewkesbury Pl NW.

  • In Adams Morgan, bordering Kalorama Park, 19th St. and 20th St. NW.

  • Holbrook St NE from Florida Ave to Mt Olivet Rd. NE and Gales St. NE, Kramer St. NE Rosedale NE.

  • Buzzard Point on V St. SW.

  • Between W St. NW and Calvert St NW between Observatory Pl. NW and 40th St NW.

  • Ridge Pl. SE off of 16 St SE

  • 12 St. NE from Douglas St. NE to Randolph St. NE

  • 27th and Olive St. NW

  • I St. NE off of 3rd St. NE, and Abbey Pl. NE between L St. NE and M St. NE.

• Fun fact: There are only 22 ginkgo trees in Navy Yard