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Little Georgetown: I-66 - MM 35.8 - WB
Tucked into northern Virginia’s Piedmont, Little Georgetown is a place whose character is shaped by the transport corridor of Interstate 66. This largely wooded stretch lies on rolling land west of Washington, D.C., where major road infrastructure crosses the outer reaches of the capital region. I-66 is Virginia’s principal east–west Interstate connection between Washington and Interstate 81 near Middletown, linking the metropolitan area with the Shenandoah Valley. Little Georgetown represents the everyday landscape of this route: divided carriageways, broad verges and mature woodland rather than an urban centre. The Piedmont forms the transitional belt between the Atlantic lowlands and the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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