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Woodbridge: US-1/SB/Gordon Blvd
Woodbridge has served as a suburban residential and commercial centre in Prince William County since the mid-20th century. The community lies south of Washington, DC, between the Potomac River and Occoquan Bay, a tidal reach meeting the Potomac at Woodbridge’s northern edge. Interstate 95 and U.S. Route 1 have shaped its growth into a spread of neighbourhoods, retail districts and commuter corridors. Potomac Mills, opened in 1985, is one of Northern Virginia’s major shopping destinations. The area also preserves Rippon Lodge, a house dating to about 1747 that recalls the agricultural estates preceding modern development. Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge adds wetlands and river habitats to this busy part of Northern Virginia.
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Woodbridge is best known within Virginia for Potomac Mills, a major outlet shopping center in Prince William County. The community sits in the Potomac River corridor south of Washington, D.C.; the Occoquan River joins the Potomac just north of town, while Neabsco Creek runs through its eastern side. Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge protects tidal wetlands, woodland and shoreline along the bay. At Rippon Lodge Historic Site, an 18th-century house and grounds recall the area’s colonial settlement, with the property looking toward Neabsco Creek. Between river habitats, suburban neighborhoods and the I-95 corridor, Woodbridge has a distinctly Northern Virginia character. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Northern Virginia and the Potomac River.
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