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Newington: I-95 - MM 167.8 - NB
Newington occupies a suburban transport corridor in southeastern Fairfax County, Virginia. It forms part of the continuous metropolitan development along Interstate 95, south of Washington, D.C., where multilane roadways and grade-separated junctions shape the built environment. The Potomac River marks Fairfax County’s northeastern boundary and links the county’s geography to the wider Washington region. Fairfax County was created in 1742; its later growth reflects the expansion of the federal capital and the communities connected to it. Newington is defined less by a compact historic core than by its position among residential districts, commercial services and major transport infrastructure.
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The landscape around Newington is gently rolling, wooded suburban terrain on northern Virginia’s Piedmont, which has shaped both its low-density development and economy tied to the Washington metropolitan area. The community lies in Fairfax County near Accotink Creek, whose waters reach the Potomac River through Accotink Bay. Road and rail corridors place Newington between Springfield and Fort Belvoir, connecting it closely with the capital region. Fort Belvoir, the U.S. Army post that grew from Camp A. A. Humphreys, established in 1917, remains a major nearby institution. Newington is primarily residential and commercial rather than a compact historic town, with wooded stream valleys still breaking up the built environment. Browse additional webcams from Fairfax County and northern Virginia to extend your view of the Washington region.
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