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Centre Heights: I-66 - MM 52.2 - EB
Centre Heights sits in Northern Virginia’s Piedmont in the United States, where Interstate 66 meets Virginia Route 28 near Centreville. This broad, grade-separated interchange lies in Fairfax County’s developed Washington metropolitan fringe, funnelling traffic between suburban communities, the wider Dulles International Airport corridor and destinations farther west in Virginia. Centreville, just west of the junction, developed around a historic crossroads and was strategically significant during the Civil War; the Centreville Historic District retains buildings from the nineteenth century. Bull Run, a tributary of the Occoquan River, runs nearby, forming a wooded break in a landscape of highways, offices and housing.
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