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EPA's Campus at Federal Triangle

International Visitors

EPA's International Visitors Program arranges appointments at EPA for visitors from outside the United States. The program is operated within the Office of International and Tribal Affairs (OITA) and currently hosts between 1,000 to 2,000 visitors annually (2-3 groups per day). Learn more about the program.

How Do I...?

Find someone who works at EPA?

• Employee Directory
• Regular Mailing Addresses

View senior manager schedules?

• Calendars for the Administrator, Deputy Administrator, Assistant Administrators and Regional Administrators

Visit EPA?

• In Washington, DC:
  • Buildings at Federal Triangle
  • Other HQ locations
  • Mailing addresses and phone numbers
• Visit the regional offices
• Research Triangle Park (RTP), North Carolina campus

Work with EPA

• Careers
• Grants
• Partnerships
• Contracts
• Financial Services

Volunteer?

• Volunteer monitoring of local streams, lakes, estuaries, and wetlands
• Volunteer opportunities at all government agencies

EPA's main campus at Federal Triangle consists of a cluster of adjacent buildings including:

• William Jefferson Clinton North, South (formerly Ariel Rios North and South), East and West, and
• the Ronald Reagan Building.

The main campus is located around the Woodrow Wilson Plaza between 12th and 14th Streets and Pennsylvania and Constitution Avenues NW. The White House, the Washington Monument, and the U.S. Capitol are within walking distance. See a complete map of the area. Exit

Visiting Federal Triangle

Although our street address is 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, the main entrances for visitors are not along Pennsylvania Avenue.  Ask the person you're visiting the name of his or her building, and then follow the instructions below.

• By Metro
• Driving directions
• Bike parking
• Car parking
• Building access

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Taking the Metro

Federal Triangle Station

EPA's Federal Triangle campus is most easily accessed by taking DC's subway, commonly called "Metro." The campus is located at the Federal Triangle Metro stop on the Blue/Orange/Silver lines.

• View a map of EPA's Federal Triangle campus
• View information about the Federal Triangle station Exit

From Federal Triangle Station to the Campus

Get off the Metro at Federal Triangle.  After exiting the turnstiles, go up both escalators to street level.  To your right is the main entrance to the William Jefferson Clinton North building (WJC North) and to your left is the main entrance to the William Jefferson Clinton South building (WJC South). Across the courtyard in front of you is the Reagan Building.  Proceed to the building you are visiting.

View a map of EPA's Federal Triangle campus

From Other Metro Stations to the Campus

The main entrance to EPA's Federal Triangle campus is on 12th St. NW, a half block south of the intersection of 12th and Pennsylvania Avenue NW. About midway through the block headed south, follow the curve of the building to the center arch. and you'll see the Metro escalator for the Federal Triangle station.

The campus is also walking distance from the Metro Center station, which is accessible by Red, Blue, and Orange lines.

• Come up at the F and 12th Street Exit of Metro Center
• Turn right (south) onto 12th Street
• Walk two blocks, crossing E Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
• Proceed down 12th Street towards the Federal Triangle Metro station entrance (archway with escalators).

See Washington Metro Exitfor more information.

How to Proceed to the Building You are Visiting

View a map of EPA's Federal Triangle campus

Facing away from 12th Street:

• To your right is WJC North and to your left is WJC South.
• Across the courtyard in front of you is the Reagan Building.
• William Jefferson Clinton East and West (WJC East and WJC West) are along Constitution Avenue. To get there, turn around, walk out to 12th Street, turn right and walk to Constitut