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University Center: VA-7 - EB - VA-28
University Center is best known in northern Virginia for George Washington University’s Virginia Science and Technology Campus. The community occupies part of rapidly developing Loudoun County beside Virginia Route 7, a major east–west corridor between the Washington metropolitan area and the Shenandoah Valley. Low-rise offices, campus buildings and broad roads stand among retained woodland in the Potomac River watershed. The university campus focuses on graduate education, research and professional study, giving this suburban area an academic presence. Loudoun County’s growth has brought technology businesses, housing and public institutions to the Route 7 corridor, linking the area closely to greater Washington.
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Built around George Washington University’s Virginia Science and Technology Campus, University Center grew into a campus-focused community in Loudoun County, Virginia. It lies in Northern Virginia’s rolling Piedmont, south of the Potomac River, where Route 7 forms part of the growing corridor between Leesburg and the Washington metropolitan area. The campus opened in 1991 and still defines the area’s identity through its university facilities and research activity. University Center is near both the county seat of Leesburg and Washington Dulles International Airport, yet its character remains distinctly suburban. Follow University Center’s place in Loudoun County by browsing webcams nearby.
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