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Boswell's Corner: Interstate 95 Express Lanes
The landscape around Boswell’s Corner is low and wooded, which has shaped both the built environment and local life. Within the Potomac River watershed, Interstate 95 divides into general-purpose carriageways and the I-95 Express Lanes, a barrier-separated managed corridor. Interchanges, overpasses and broad verges underline the scale of a route carrying regional traffic between the Washington metropolitan area and points south. The Express Lanes use variable tolling to manage demand, while wooded margins retain the low-density character of this part of Virginia. I-95 belongs to the Interstate Highway System, authorized by the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956.
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Boswell’s Corner sits on Virginia’s Atlantic Coastal Plain in Stafford County, United States, where wooded residential areas extend between the Potomac River and the Interstate 95 corridor. This small locality is part of the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, though its immediate surroundings are shaped more by forest cover, local roads and the Potomac watershed than by a dense urban centre. Stafford County, established in 1664, is among Virginia’s oldest counties and has colonial and Civil War-era sites across its territory. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Stafford County and northern Virginia.
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