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Seven Corners: I-66 - MM 70.3 - EB
Dominion Hills sits on the Piedmont upland of northern Virginia, United States, where Interstate 66 runs beside Washington Metro tracks in Arlington County. This residential part of Arlington lies within the tightly connected Washington metropolitan area, with the roadway and rail corridor carrying movement between the District of Columbia and Virginia’s inner suburbs. The Orange Line serves this side of the county, while I-66 is one of the principal east–west approaches to Washington. Arlington’s identity reaches beyond its neighborhoods: it is home to the Pentagon, completed during World War II, and Arlington National Cemetery. Dominion Hills reflects how closely residential streets and major regional infrastructure coexist here.
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