Metatron's Cube
Here we see an idealized verion of the shortened, 13 circle Metatron's Cube, superimposed on the DC map. The three axiis that determine the six directions in space (black lines) are provided by 16th Street, Pennsylvania and New York Avenues. You can see how the displacement of the Capitol Building has resulted in the mis-alignment of Penn Ave, which moved the Archives Building (on PA between the CB and WH), the Wash Mmt, the Lincoln Mml, and the Jeff Mml. Note that, while the Lincoln Mml does lie in line with the axis at 23rd Street, as well as the line from the CB running through the Wash Mmnt, it does not correlate to a feature on the tree/cube. It is the largest monument which does not fit, and derives from the McMillan Plan of 1901. As I point out elsewhere, several elements of the 1901 plan were never adopted, and those responsible for that plan, appear not to have been part of the inner circle of planners who are in control recently. The placement of the LM emphasizes that fact. This image shows an overlay of the shortened version of Metatron's Cube (with ellipses rather than circles) onto the DC map. The thirteen ellipses have been numbered beginning at the center and then moving clockwise from the top, two times round. The idea here is to show how closely the monuments are to the centers of these ellipse making up the cube. The WH at 1 is located at the exact center of it's ellipse, as is Scott Circle at 2, Mt Vernon Square at 3, and Washington Circle at 7. These are the four corners of the rhombus formed by the overlap of the pentagon and the hexagon. The HOT at the top at 8, is located low, actually at the bottom edge of it's ellipse (where it touches sphere 2). The NW corner of the blue hexagon falls in the middle of Georgetown at 13, while the opposite corner falls on an intersection in the middle of ellipse 9. This point is directly north of the CB and east of Scott Circle. The SW corner at 12 is not marked by a landmark that I know of yet. The Medical and Surgical Center is just offset from the center of 6. The Wash Mmt is north and east of the center of 5. The Archive Building is at the center of 4. Since the position of the Jeff Mml at 11, was tied to the pos of the CB at 10, and since the CB was moved to the north a little bit, both of these lie north of their centers. My assertion is that the planners utilized Metatron's Cube as a template for the map, but before doing so, they reduced it in height so that the triangle which had been equilateral, now has base angles of 52 degrees, like the cross-section of the Great Pyramid, and I hope that I have proven my point.

Metatron's Cube

Here we see an idealized verion of the shortened, 13 circle Metatron's Cube, superimposed on the DC map. The three axiis that determine the six directions in space (black lines) are provided by 16th Street, Pennsylvania and New York Avenues. You can see how the displacement of the Capitol Building has resulted in the mis-alignment of Penn Ave, which moved the Archives Building (on PA between the CB and WH), the Wash Mmt, the Lincoln Mml, and the Jeff Mml.

Note that, while the Lincoln Mml does lie in line with the axis at 23rd Street, as well as the line from the CB running through the Wash Mmnt, it does not correlate to a feature on the tree/cube. It is the largest monument which does not fit, and derives from the McMillan Plan of 1901. As I point out elsewhere, several elements of the 1901 plan were never adopted, and those responsible for that plan, appear not to have been part of the inner circle of planners who are in control recently. The placement of the LM emphasizes that fact.

This image shows an overlay of the shortened version of Metatron's Cube (with ellipses rather than circles) onto the DC map. The thirteen ellipses have been numbered beginning at the center and then moving clockwise from the top, two times round. The idea here is to show how closely the monuments are to the centers of these ellipse making up the cube.
The WH at 1 is located at the exact center of it's ellipse, as is Scott Circle at 2, Mt Vernon Square at 3, and Washington Circle at 7. These are the four corners of the rhombus formed by the overlap of the pentagon and the hexagon. The HOT at the top at 8, is located low, actually at the bottom edge of it's ellipse (where it touches sphere 2).
The NW corner of the blue hexagon falls in the middle of Georgetown at 13, while the opposite corner falls on an intersection in the middle of ellipse 9. This point is directly north of the CB and east of Scott Circle.

The SW corner at 12 is not marked by a landmark that I know of yet. The Medical and Surgical Center is just offset from the center of 6. The Wash Mmt is north and east of the center of 5. The Archive Building is at the center of 4.
Since the position of the Jeff Mml at 11, was tied to the pos of the CB at 10, and since the CB was moved to the north a little bit, both of these lie north of their centers.
My assertion is that the planners utilized Metatron's Cube as a template for the map, but before doing so, they reduced it in height so that the triangle which had been equilateral, now has base angles of 52 degrees, like the cross-section of the Great Pyramid, and I hope that I have proven my point.