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Uniontown: I-66 - MM 50.8 - EB
Uniontown lies along Interstate 66 in northern Virginia’s wooded Piedmont, where a broad highway corridor crosses rolling ground in Fairfax County. This unincorporated locality sits in the outer Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, between the suburban centres of Centreville and Manassas. Interstate 66 is the principal east–west route from the capital region toward Front Royal and the Shenandoah Valley, making the area a daily transport link rather than a conventional town centre. Nearby Centreville was a strategic crossroads during the Civil War; surviving earthworks in the wider area recall its military importance. Dense woodland remains woven between major roads, housing and commercial development, giving Uniontown a distinctly northern Virginian suburban-edge character.
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