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Opening a padel club in Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. has 689,545 residents. We don’t have a court count for this city yet.

689,545residents · United States

—mapped courts

—courts per 10,000 people

Typical buildings

How many courts fit in a building in Washington, D.C.

Three common sizes, column-free with 26 ft (8 m) clear height, solved by our engine with the same rules as the calculator.

12,000 sq ft · 87 × 138 ft3 courts →

20,000 sq ft · 112 × 179 ft4 courts →

30,000 sq ft · 136 × 220 ft9 courts →

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Nearby

Nearby cities

City	Distance	Courts per 10,000
Philadelphia	124 mi	0.06
Virginia Beach	153 mi	0.00
Pittsburgh	190 mi	0.00
Newark	198 mi	0.00
New York City	204 mi	0.00

Data as of 2026-11-01. Population: Wikidata. Courts: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), inside the city limits. OpenStreetMap doesn’t map every court, so the real number is usually higher: use it to compare cities, not as a census.

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Draw your building or lot and the planner fits the courts. You get a dimensioned plan as a PDF, with the dimensions and layout coordinates of every court, column and access zone, and a 3D view of the club to show your partner, your lender or the city. It costs nothing.

Dimensioned PDF plan

Layout coordinates

3D view of the club

Court

X (ft)

Y (ft)

6.56

6.89

6.56

77.10

6.56

147.31