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Butts Corner: Ox Road - Robert Carter Road
Butts Corner has served as a road crossroads in Fairfax County, Virginia, since the twentieth century. Ox Road, the local name for State Route 123, is a major corridor through Fairfax County, running between the Occoquan area and the communities of Fairfax, Vienna and McLean. Robert Carter Road meets it at a large, signal-controlled intersection within a built-up, wooded part of the county. This corner belongs to the wider Washington metropolitan area, while Fairfax County stretches between the Potomac River and parts of the Occoquan River watershed. Founded in 1742 and named for Thomas Fairfax, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron, the county has grown from an agricultural jurisdiction into one of Virginia's principal suburban counties.
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