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Lees Corner: VA-28 - MM 36.1 - NB
Lees Corner lies along Interstate 66 in northern Virginia’s Piedmont, where mature woodland and low-rise suburban districts meet major transport corridors in Fairfax County. The interchange with Virginia Route 28 places the area between Centreville and the employment centres around Chantilly and Dulles. I-66 is a principal east–west highway linking Washington, D.C., with communities across Northern Virginia, while Route 28 provides an important north–south connection through the county. Lees Corner belongs to a region transformed from rural crossroads by postwar suburban growth. Fairfax County, created in 1742, is now integral to the Washington metropolitan area. Roads, offices, retail sites and residential neighbourhoods occupy land still divided by wooded strips.
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