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Arlington: Interstate 395
Built around Potomac River crossings and routes to the federal capital, Arlington grew into a densely developed urban county beside Washington, D.C. Interstate 395 is one of its major transport corridors, carrying traffic between the Capital Beltway, Arlington and central Washington through a network of ramps and elevated roadways. The Potomac forms Arlington’s eastern boundary, while the county is home to the Pentagon, headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense. Arlington National Cemetery, established during the Civil War, lies nearby on high ground above the river. This is a built-up part of Northern Virginia where federal institutions, residential districts and major roads meet.
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Few cities in Virginia have a history as closely tied to the nation’s military and federal institutions as Arlington. On the Virginia bank of the Potomac River, directly across from Washington, DC, it is home to the Pentagon and Arlington National Cemetery. The cemetery was established during the Civil War on the grounds of Arlington House, the former home of Robert E. Lee, and its memorial avenues look toward the capital. Metro-linked districts such as Rosslyn and Crystal City underline Arlington’s role in the daily life of the wider capital region. Move on to other webcams in Northern Virginia to compare urban landscapes and settings around Arlington.
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