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Tysons: VA-7 - MM 60.1 - WB
The landscape around Tysons is a heavily developed stretch of Virginia’s Piedmont, which has shaped both the built environment and local life. In Fairfax County, west of Washington, D.C., Tysons has grown from a crossroads community into one of the capital region’s principal concentrations of offices, retail and apartment towers. Wide multilane roads and large commercial blocks remain central to its layout, while four Silver Line stations connect the district to the Washington Metro system. Tysons Corner Center, opened in 1968, helped establish the area as a regional shopping destination; Tysons Galleria is another major retail address. The Potomac River lies north of this part of Northern Virginia, where highway and rail connections support Tysons’s role as a major employment centre.
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