Explore transportation through the communities of Southern Fairfax County.
Transportation is experienced locally. Explore each community to discover its projects, transportation corridors, issues, parks, schools, trails, and agencies.
The Community Map organizes TranspoFairfax geographically. Rather than beginning with a project or agency, begin with the community you know best and explore everything connected to it.
Transportation projects, Richmond Highway, Lorton Road, rail, parks, schools, and community improvements.
Scenic Byway, parks, trails, conservation, Mason Neck communities, and regional transportation.
Neighborhood transportation, schools, pedestrian safety, and local roadway improvements.
Adaptive Reuse Area, Snowden Ashford Road, Giles Run, and future connections.
I-95, Newington Road, Cinder Bed, industrial employment, and multimodal connections.
District-wide transportation initiatives, regional planning, and major corridor improvements.
Every community page connects to the larger transportation knowledge network.
| Community | Connected Information |
|---|---|
| Lorton | Projects • Corridors • Issues • Agencies • Parks • Schools |
| Mason Neck | Parks • Trails • Scenic Byway • Conservation • Projects |
| Gunston | Schools • Safety • Walkways • Neighborhood Projects |
| Laurel Hill | Adaptive Reuse • Trails • Parks • Transportation Projects |
| Newington | I-95 • Industry • Trails • Transit • Freight |
| Mount Vernon | District Initiatives • Major Corridors • Regional Planning |
Future versions of the Community Map will include optional map layers such as:
The long-term vision is an interactive transportation atlas that helps residents understand how transportation connects throughout the community.
Most people naturally think geographically. They begin with:
"I live in Lorton."
—not—
"I'd like to read Project 17."
Organizing transportation by community makes information easier to discover.
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