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Indian Run Park: I-395 - MM 1.7 - NB
Indian Run Park combines wooded parkland with a major highway corridor in a way that reflects its metropolitan position in northern Virginia. The park lies beside Interstate 395 in Fairfax County, within the Washington, D.C., urban area, where broad carriageways and interchanges run through a belt of mature trees. Indian Run, the watercourse that gives the park its name, belongs to the local stream landscape of this heavily developed part of Virginia. The setting is defined less by a conventional civic centre than by the contrast between green space and one of the region’s principal road connections. It illustrates how Northern Virginia’s parks and transport network occupy the same closely settled terrain.
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