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Springfield Square: RT-644 - EB - Elder Ave
Springfield Square is best known within Virginia for its place in Fairfax County’s Washington-area suburban transport network. The locality lies in Northern Virginia, a heavily urbanised part of the state shaped by commuting links with the federal capital. Broad divided roads, pavements, utility lines and established tree cover give this stretch a distinctly suburban character rather than a downtown one. Springfield’s wider area is associated with the meeting of Interstates 95, 395 and 495, commonly called the Springfield Interchange, one of the region’s major road junctions. Washington Metro service at Franconia–Springfield connects the area with central Washington. Green verges and mature deciduous trees soften the built infrastructure around Springfield Square.
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