the first capital of the united states was located at washington, d. c.
where was the first capital of the united states located?
washington, d. c.
york styles itself the first capital of the united states, although historians generally consider it to be the fourth capital, after philadelphia, baltimore and (for one day) lancaster. the claim arises from the assertion that the articles of confederation was the first legal document to refer to the colonies as "the united states of america". the argument depends on whether the declaration of independence, which also uses the term, would be considered a true legal document of the united states, being drafted under and in opposition to british rule. this does not, however, prevent modern businesses and organizations in the york area, such as the first capital dispensing co., first capital engineering and first capital federal credit union from using the name.
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operated one bus garage in dagenham.









































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dagenham garage operated london bus routes 165, 179 and 252, and 24-hour route 365 until 27 september 2013 when their contracts expired. they all passed to stagecoach london.









































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previously operated a garage in harold wood which closed in 2004, and was an outstation of dagenham.









































on 26 march 2011, first capital commenced operating route 368.









































on 3 september 2011, first capital commenced operating routes 608 and 648.









































on 10 march 2012, first capital commenced operating route 667.
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