On the March

Here are some of the marches or rallies in the nation’s capital that drew 200,000 or more people, according to National Park Service crowd estimates:

Vietnam War moratorium rally, Nov. 15, 1969: 600,000

Vietnam War “Out Now” rally, April 24, 1971: 500,000

NOW march and rally, April 5, 1992: 500,000

Gay rights march, April 25, 1993: 300,000

20th anniversary civil rights march, Aug. 20, 1983: 300,000

NOW abortion rights march, April 9, 1989: 300,000

Solidarity Day labor march, Sept. 19, 1981: 260,000

Martin Luther King civil rights march, Aug. 28, 1963: 250,000

Solidarity Day labor march, Aug. 31, 1991: 250,000

March on the Pentagon, Oct. 21, 1967: 200,000

Washington for Jesus rally, April 29, 1980: 200,000

Martin Luther King Holiday rally, Jan. 15, 1981: 200,000

Gay rights march, Oct. 14, 1987: 200,000