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Vienna: Vienna Woods: I-66 - MM 63.2 - EB
Tucked between the wooded suburbs of Fairfax County and the I-66 corridor, Vienna Woods is a place whose character is shaped by the close meeting of residential streets and regional transport. It lies in the rolling Virginia Piedmont, west of Washington, D.C., where established housing stands near large-scale infrastructure. Interstate 66 links the capital with its western suburbs, and the Orange Line of Washington Metro follows the freeway corridor toward its Vienna terminus. The rail line is part of the metropolitan transit system that ties Fairfax County to central Washington. Together, road and rail give this residential part of the wider Vienna area a distinctly commuter-oriented identity. Vienna’s town center, organized around Maple Avenue, remains the nearby commercial and civic focus.
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