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Bull Run: VA-234 - MM 21.7 - NB
Tucked between the outer suburbs of Washington, D.C., and the Bull Run watershed, Bull Run is a place whose character is shaped by the meeting of transport corridors, wooded tracts and new development. This part of Prince William County lies in Northern Virginia, where major roads link residential communities with Manassas and the wider capital region. Bull Run, the stream that gives the area its name, flows into the Occoquan Reservoir. The locality is also close to Manassas National Battlefield Park, which preserves terrain associated with the First and Second Battles of Bull Run during the American Civil War. Open roadside land and low-rise commercial buildings underline a landscape still changing at the metropolitan edge.
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Among the communities of northern Virginia, Bull Run stands out for its close connection to the creek whose name became inseparable from the American Civil War. The settlement lies in Prince William County, west of Washington, D.C., in a developed Piedmont setting shaped by suburban neighborhoods and wooded stream corridors. Bull Run flows toward the Occoquan River, while nearby Manassas National Battlefield Park preserves ground associated with the First and Second Battles of Manassas, fought in 1861 and 1862 and often called the Battles of Bull Run. Everyday northern Virginia here sits alongside a defining chapter of U.S. history. Move on to other webcams in northern Virginia to compare landscapes and settings around Bull Run and Prince William County.
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