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Lunt: I-95 - MM 173 - SB
Lunt occupies a wooded suburban transport corridor in northern Virginia’s Washington metropolitan area. It lies west of the Potomac River, within a landscape where broad highways, residential districts and mature tree cover meet. This part of Fairfax County is shaped by daily connections with Washington, D.C., and Alexandria, while major roads link northern Virginia with the Interstate 95 corridor. The historic port city of Alexandria, founded in 1749, lies nearby on the Potomac; its Old Town preserves an 18th- and 19th-century street grid and waterfront. Lunt is a practical point of reference within the heavily travelled suburban belt around the US capital.
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