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George Mason: Braddock Rd at Ox Rd
George Mason sits on Virginia’s Piedmont in Northern Virginia, where suburban development meets the grounds of George Mason University. The area forms part of the Washington metropolitan region and is closely linked with the independent City of Fairfax. George Mason University became an independent public institution in 1972 and has since developed into a major research university, giving this residential and commercial district a strong academic identity. Broad arterial roads and signalized intersections connect the campus area with Fairfax’s neighborhoods, shops and public services. The gently rolling Piedmont terrain distinguishes this built-up setting from the denser urban core of Washington.
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George Mason is best known in Northern Virginia for the Fairfax campus of George Mason University. This campus-based community lies in Fairfax County’s rolling Piedmont terrain, beside the independent City of Fairfax and within the wider Washington, DC metropolitan area. Founded in 1949 as a University of Virginia branch, the university became independent in 1972 and continues to set the area’s daily rhythm. Its name honours George Mason, author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights. EagleBank Arena is a prominent local venue for concerts, sport and public events. Find related webcams around Fairfax County to build a fuller picture of George Mason and Northern Virginia.
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