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Cherry Hill: I-95 - MM 154.6 - SB
Few places in Virginia have a history as closely tied to the Interstate 95 corridor as Cherry Hill. The community occupies a busy stretch of Prince William County, where I-95 and its Express Lanes carry regional traffic between the Washington area and points south. Wooded margins and low-rise residential development soften an otherwise infrastructure-led setting, while the Potomac River lies to the east and Prince William Forest Park extends southwest of the corridor. Cherry Hill belongs to a county established in 1731 and named for Prince William, Duke of Cumberland. Its character is defined less by a traditional downtown than by the practical geography of Northern Virginia: major roads, commuter movement and proximity to protected forest.
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Cherry Hill sits near the Potomac River in northern Virginia, where suburban neighborhoods meet the wooded lowlands of Prince William County. The community is close to Marine Corps Base Quantico, the major installation that has helped define this part of the Washington metropolitan area for generations. In nearby Triangle, the National Museum of the Marine Corps presents the service’s history through aircraft, vehicles and personal stories. Dumfries, one of Virginia’s oldest chartered towns, lies just to the south, while regional roads link Cherry Hill with the capital’s outer suburbs. Explore additional webcams nearby to better understand how Cherry Hill relates to the Potomac corridor and northern Virginia.
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