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Falls Church: Custis Memorial Parkway
Custis Memorial Parkway sits at the eastern edge of the Virginia Piedmont in Northern Virginia, where Interstate 66 forms a major commuter artery between Falls Church and Arlington. The name applies to I-66 from the Capital Beltway toward the Potomac River, part of a route that continues west across Virginia to Front Royal. Here, broad highway carriageways run beside the Washington Metro right-of-way, used by the Orange and Silver lines. This close pairing of freeway and rail is characteristic of Northern Virginia’s dense transport network. Falls Church takes its name from The Falls Church, an Anglican parish with roots in the colonial era whose historic building remains a local landmark.
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Falls Church lies along the headwaters of Four Mile Run, where Northern Virginia’s gently rolling Piedmont terrain merges into the Washington metropolitan area. An independent city, administratively separate from surrounding Fairfax County, it has a compact centre around Broad Street, with local businesses and civic institutions. The community takes its name from The Falls Church, an Episcopal parish with colonial roots; its historic church building remains a local landmark. The Washington & Old Dominion Trail follows a former railroad corridor through the city, linking it to Northern Virginia’s wider trail network. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Northern Virginia.
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