DC Water Hosts The World Walks for Water 6K

March 16, 2011

DC Water understands that water is life. We are participating in the World Walks for Water 6K in support of World Water Day 2011 - Water for Cities: Responding to the Urban Challenge.

Join us this Sunday, March 20th at noon for a 6K (3.7 mile) walk.

The walk will begin at Archives Metro Station (outdoor plaza) - 701 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20004. Map of walk route - http://bit.ly/e3iarW.

Please come along and help spread the word! DC Water will provide free reusable water bottles for all participants.

http://worldwalksforwater.org
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