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Pimmit Hills: I-66 - MM 67.3 - WB
Pimmit Hills lies along Pimmit Run, a tributary of the Potomac River, amid northern Virginia’s low, wooded Piedmont and the transport corridors around Tysons. The community stands beside Interstate 66, one of the main routes linking Washington with Fairfax County, while the Washington Metro’s Orange Line also follows this corridor. Pimmit Hills developed largely in the mid-20th century, before Tysons became one of the region’s foremost commercial centres. Nearby Tysons Corner Center, opened in 1968, was among the United States’ early fully enclosed regional shopping malls. This is a practical metropolitan landscape of established residential streets, highways, rail lines, offices and retail districts.
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Among the communities of Virginia, Pimmit Hills stands out for its position beside Tysons, a major commercial and employment centre in the Washington metropolitan area. This unincorporated Fairfax County community developed largely in the postwar era and retains a residential character amid some of Northern Virginia’s busiest transport corridors. Pimmit Run, a tributary of the Potomac River, passes through the surrounding area, while the Capital Beltway and Route 7 connect the neighbourhood with McLean, Falls Church and Washington, D.C. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Pimmit Hills relates to its Northern Virginia surroundings.
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