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Bailey's Crossroads: VA-7 - MM 66.9 - EB
Bailey's Crossroads combines a heavily trafficked commercial crossroads with the residential fabric of Fairfax County in a way that reflects its position between Arlington and Falls Church. At the meeting of Leesburg Pike, Virginia Route 7, and Columbia Pike, Virginia Route 244, this unincorporated community has long served as a practical link within the Washington metropolitan area. Broad roads, retail businesses, offices and apartment communities give it an urban-suburban character rather than a traditional downtown. Nearby Four Mile Run flows northeast through Arlington before joining the Potomac River. The name preserves the memory of a 19th-century crossroads settlement, while today Bailey's Crossroads is shaped by daily movement between Fairfax County, Arlington and central Washington.
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Built around the meeting of Leesburg Pike and Columbia Pike, Bailey's Crossroads grew into a densely developed commercial and residential center in Fairfax County. The community occupies rolling Piedmont ground within the Potomac River watershed, close to the urban core of Arlington and Washington, D.C. Its name preserves the Bailey family’s early tavern at this road junction, when turnpikes connected rural Virginia with the capital. Today, apartment buildings, shops and the Skyline Center high-rise complex give this unincorporated community a metropolitan character, while the crossroads remains its organizing feature. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Northern Virginia.
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