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Belle Haven: US-1 - NB - at Fort Hunt Rd
Among the communities of Northern Virginia, Belle Haven stands out for its position between the Potomac River and the suburban edge of Alexandria. This unincorporated Fairfax County community developed along the US Route 1 corridor, where residential streets, mature tree cover and local services meet a principal approach to the capital region. The Potomac shoreline lies to the east, including the tidal marshes of Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve. George Washington’s Mount Vernon, a National Historic Landmark, stands farther south along the same river corridor. Belle Haven combines everyday suburban life with access to the Potomac’s protected shore and the cultural destinations of greater Alexandria.
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Among the communities of Northern Virginia, Belle Haven stands out for its position on the Potomac River beside the George Washington Memorial Parkway. This residential area in Fairfax County lies just south of Alexandria, where the riverfront shifts from urban neighborhoods to parkland. Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve borders the community’s southern side, protecting one of the Potomac’s remaining freshwater tidal marshes. The Mount Vernon Trail passes through Belle Haven on its 18-mile route between Theodore Roosevelt Island and George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Northern Virginia connects regionally.
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