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West Arlington: I-66 - MM 68.7 - WB
Tucked between the wooded transportation corridors of Interstate 66 and the Washington Metro’s Orange Line, West Arlington is a place whose character is shaped by its position on Arlington County’s western edge. This is a largely residential part of the Virginia suburbs, where major routes toward Washington, D.C., pass close to established neighborhoods. The Orange Line links the county with downtown Washington, while I-66 is one of northern Virginia’s principal east–west highways. Arlington County extends east to the Potomac River and includes Arlington National Cemetery, the national military cemetery established during the Civil War. West Arlington forms part of a densely connected capital-region landscape rather than a separate town center.
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