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Monticello Woods: I-395 - MM 0.3 - NB
Monticello Woods combines a wooded residential edge with the hard geometry of the Springfield Interchange, reflecting its position in Fairfax County’s intensely connected inner suburbs. Near the junction of I-95, I-395 and I-495, the area lies within the Potomac River watershed and beside the road network linking Washington, D.C., with Virginia’s southern and western corridors. The multilevel interchange is widely known as the Mixing Bowl, a local nickname for its dense weave of ramps and through lanes. Its major reconstruction, completed in 2007, reshaped a crucial Northern Virginia bottleneck while nearby tree cover and suburban neighborhoods remained part of the setting. Monticello Woods provides a clear sense of the scale of regional movement around Springfield.
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