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Waverly Village: I-95 - MM 130.4 - SB
Few places in Virginia have a history as closely tied to the Interstate 95 corridor as Waverly Village. This Stafford County community stands beside the interchange of I-95 and US Route 17, known locally here as Warrenton Road, north of Fredericksburg. The multilane roads and connecting ramps place it on a principal north–south transport corridor of the U.S. East Coast. Wooded roadside land still borders the junction, while Fredericksburg’s historic centre lies beyond the Rappahannock River. That city was a major Civil War battlefield and retains a downtown shaped by its colonial-era street grid. Waverly Village is defined less by a traditional main street than by the meeting of regional traffic, nearby housing and the gently rolling Virginia Piedmont.
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