Thirty-Fourth House District

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Thirty-Fourth House District

THIRTY-FOURTH HOUSE DISTRICT

Thirty-fourth. Part of Fairfax County comprised of the Chain Bridge (301), Churchill (303), Colvin (330), Cooper (304), Forestville (322), Great Falls (306), Hickory (328), Kenmore (309), Langley (311), Seneca (329), Shouse (323), Spring Hill (331), Westbriar (219), and Wolftrap (226) Precincts and part of the Salona (316) Precinct; and part of Loudoun County comprised of the Lowes Island (607), Potomac Falls (209), River Bend (207), Seneca (606), South Bank (609), Sugarland North (604), and Sugarland South (605) Precincts.

Precincts shall be interpreted to refer to those in existence on April 1, 2011, and as reported by the United States Bureau of the Census in the 2010 Census reports provided pursuant to United States Public Law 94-171, notwithstanding subsequent changes made by localities.

The following descriptions are provided for information purposes only pursuant to § 30-264 of the Code of Virginia. The provisions of § 24.2-304.03 of the Code of Virginia, including the statistical report referenced in and on file with the Clerk of the House of Delegates, shall be controlling in any legal determination of the district boundary.

A. Part of Fairfax County contained within a line described as follows:

1. Beginning at the point where Leesburg Pike (State Highway 7) intersects the Fairfax County- Loudoun County boundary

2. northeast on said boundary to the Potomac River and the Maryland-Virginia State line

3. southeast on the Potomac River and State line to the Arlington County-Fairfax County boundary

4. southwest on said boundary to Pimmit Run at a point approximately 1025 feet northeast of North Ridgeview Road

5. west on Pimmit Run to Old Dominion Drive (State Highway 309)

6. northwest on Old Dominion Drive to Interstate 495

7. south on Interstate 495 to the Washington Dulles Access and Toll Road (State Highway 267)

8. west on the Washington Dulles Access and Toll Road to Leesburg Pike

9. southeast on Leesburg Pike to Chain Bridge Road (State Highway 123)

10. southwest on Chain Bridge Road to the northeast corporate limits of the Town of Vienna

11. counterclockwise on said corporate limits to an unnamed tributary of Piney Branch, flowing into Piney Branch approximately 175 feet southeast of the point that Piney Branch becomes part of the corporate limits, said tributary being part of the southeast boundary of census block 510594603002010

1 12. southwest on said tributary approximately 40 feet to a power line at Washington and Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park

13. northwest on said power line to Difficult Run, following in order the northeast boundaries of census blocks 510594602002028, 510594602002022, 510594602002021, 510594602002026, 510594602002002, 510594602002007, 510594602002032, 510594602002001, 510594602002005, 510594602002000, and 510594824001065

14. north on Difficult Run to the Washington Dulles Access and Toll Road

15. west on the Washington Dulles Access and Toll Road to its point of intersection with Hunter Mill Road (State Route 674)

16. northwest from said point in a straight line approximately 1550 feet to the western corner of census block 510594819002016

17. northeast in a straight line approximately 800 feet, following the northwest boundary of census block 510594819002016, to an unnamed tributary of Colvin Run

18. northeast on said unnamed tributary to Colvin Run, following the eastern boundaries of census blocks 510594819002008, 510594819002011, and again 510594819002008

19. east on Colvin Run to another tributary, the eastern boundary of census block 510594819002008

20. northwest on said tributary, following the western boundaries of census blocks 510594819002019, 510594819002020, and 510594819002000, to Baron Cameron Avenue (State Route 606)

21. northeast on Baron Cameron Avenue to Leesburg Pike

22. northwest on Leesburg Pike to the Fairfax County-Loudoun County boundary, the point of beginning

B. Part of Loudoun County contained within a line described as follows:

1. Beginning at the point where Leesburg Pike (State Highway 7) intersects the Fairfax County- Loudoun County boundary

2. northwest on Leesburg Pike to Augusta Drive

3. northeast on Augusta Drive to Seneca Ridge Drive

4. west on Seneca Ridge Drive to South Cottage Road (State Route 1724)

5. north on South Cottage Road to Hopeland Lane

6. west on Hopeland Lane to South Midland Avenue

2 7. north on South Midland Avenue to Sugarland Run Drive (State Route 1701)

8. northwest and then west on Sugarland Run Drive to Potomac View Road

9. north on Potomac View Road to Broadmore Drive

10. northwest on Broadmore Drive to Cascades Parkway (State Route 637)

11. southwest on Cascades Parkway to Cutwater Place

12. northwest on Cutwater Place to Riverland Road

13. west on Riverland Road to its terminus

14. west on an extension of Riverland Road, following the north boundary of census block 511076112062009, to Horsepen Run

15. south on Horsepen Run to Tripleseven Road (State Route 777)

16. northwest on Tripleseven Road to Cromwell Road

17. west on Cromwell Road to Countryside Boulevard (State Route 1570)

18. north on Countryside Boulevard to Carrollton Road (State Route 1577)

19. east on Carrollton Road to Westmoreland Drive

20. north on Westmoreland Drive to Algonkian Parkway

21. east on Algonkian Parkway to Horsepen Run, unnamed on census maps but identified as Horsepen Run on topological maps and constituting the eastern boundary of census block 511076111021002

22. north on Horsepen Run, following the eastern boundary of census block 511076111021002, to the Potomac River and the Maryland-Virginia State boundary

23. east on the Potomac River and State boundary to the Fairfax County-Loudoun County boundary

24. southwest on the Fairfax County-Loudoun County boundary to Leesburg Pike, the point of beginning

6/3/2011 ja final

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