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Marumsco Hills: I-95 - MM 158 - NB - Exit 158.9
Marumsco Hills sits near the Occoquan River in Prince William County, Virginia, where Interstate 95 cuts through a heavily developed part of the Washington metropolitan area. The locality belongs to the Woodbridge area, a broad band of residential neighborhoods, commercial sites and transport infrastructure south of the capital. I-95 is a principal north–south highway on the US East Coast, and its Virginia corridor has long shaped settlement and commuting here. Prince William County, created in 1731, combines older communities along the Occoquan with the growth of suburban Northern Virginia. The surrounding road network makes Marumsco Hills a functional urban-edge landscape rather than a separate town center.
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