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Dulles Town Center: VA-28 - MM 44 - SB
Few places in Northern Virginia have a history as closely tied to the postwar development of Washington Dulles International Airport as Dulles Town Center. The district grew beside Virginia Route 7 and Route 28, two major arterial roads, and its namesake shopping centre opened in 1999. It forms part of Loudoun County’s rapidly urbanised eastern edge, within the Potomac River watershed and at the meeting point of suburban Washington and the airport corridor. Retail complexes, offices and wide highway infrastructure give the area a distinctly modern character, while Dulles airport remains the regional force behind its continuing growth.
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Dulles Town Center occupies a suburban commercial corridor in Loudoun County, northern Virginia. Within the Potomac River watershed, it forms part of the rapidly developing communities west of Washington, DC, where housing, offices and major road links have transformed former farmland. The Dulles Town Center shopping mall gives the area its name and remains a local retail focal point. Washington Dulles International Airport is nearby; its sweeping main terminal, designed by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen, opened in 1962. The Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum Udvar-Hazy Center is also in the airport area. Discover how Dulles Town Center connects with northern Virginia by browsing webcams nearby.
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