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Groveton: US-1 - NB - at Lockheed Blvd
Woodley Hills straddles a low, wooded ridge in Fairfax County, Virginia, and its place in the Washington metropolitan area has shaped it as a residential community organized around major roads. The Potomac River lies east of this part of Northern Virginia, while Alexandria and Washington, D.C., provide its larger urban setting. Broad intersections, local services and mature tree cover are characteristic of the built-up surroundings. Farther south along the Potomac, George Washington's Mount Vernon estate anchors the area's colonial-era heritage. Fairfax County was created in 1742, and Woodley Hills represents the everyday residential side of a major American metropolitan region.
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Groveton occupies a suburban corridor in Fairfax County, Northern Virginia, just inland from the Potomac River. Part of the Washington metropolitan area, it lies between Alexandria and Mount Vernon, where Richmond Highway, U.S. Route 1, has long served as a major north–south route. Residential streets and local commercial areas connect the community with the capital’s broader transport network. Along the nearby river, the George Washington Memorial Parkway leads toward Mount Vernon, George Washington’s estate and a National Historic Landmark. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Groveton, Fairfax County and the Potomac corridor.
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