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Lorton: Rd - WB - I-95 SB Ramp
Lorton lies south of the Occoquan River, where wooded tracts and major roads mark the southern edge of Fairfax County. This unincorporated Virginia community developed around transport links between Washington, D.C., and northern Virginia, with Interstate 95 and the Virginia Railway Express serving the area. Its most distinctive cultural site is the Workhouse Arts Center, established in buildings of the former Lorton Reformatory; the prison complex operated from 1910 until 2001. Nearby Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge protects tidal-wetland habitat where the Occoquan meets the Potomac. Lorton is defined by suburban neighborhoods, road corridors and extensive woodland rather than a conventional town center.
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Lorton is best known within Virginia for the Workhouse Arts Center, established in the former Lorton Reformatory complex. The District of Columbia opened the reformatory in 1910 and closed it in 2001; its brick buildings now house artists’ studios, galleries and performance spaces. Lorton sits near the Occoquan River and Occoquan Reservoir, south of Fairfax County’s denser suburban districts. Nearby Mason Neck lies between the Potomac and Occoquan rivers, with Mason Neck State Park protecting woodland, wetlands and shoreline. Continue with other webcams from the Lorton area to see how this part of northern Virginia connects regionally.
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