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Aquia: US-1 - MM 160.2 - SB - Port - Dr

3 38.47°, -77.40°
About location

Aquia is best known within Virginia for the sandstone quarried along Aquia Creek for early public buildings in Washington, D.C. This small Stafford County community stands near the tidal reaches of Aquia Creek, which joins the Potomac River. The local stone was an important material in the early federal capital, used for parts of the U.S. Capitol and the White House. Aquia Church, an Episcopal church completed in the 1750s, is another enduring landmark. Today, U.S. Route 1 and Virginia Route 610 make Aquia a significant road junction between the Potomac corridor and the wider Stafford County suburbs.

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