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Experience Inauguration Day in America

Get a firsthand look at inauguration celebrations, and join the crowd at the Capitol.

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Use the interactive map to experience inauguration day along with our reporters. See the sights and sounds that they're encountering during the parade, and meet some of the people who have come to Washington to take part. Then scroll down and join the festivities yourself by leaving a message for the president. Tweet #2obama with your hopes for President Obama's second term.
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