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Street Directory Listing Prince William County Office of Information Technology STREET DIRECTORY LISTING Persons noting errors or omissions in this list are encouraged to notify the Office of Information Technology’s GIS Division at 5 County Complex Court Suite 140, Prince William, Virginia 22192 or Phone at 703-792-6840 8:00am EST to 5:00pm EST Monday through Friday. Date of this listing *** July 6, 2011*** Please call the GIS Division if more current information is required. This directory is published quarterly on or about the 15th of the third month of each quarter. Please note that a zero (0) address range indicates that there is no information available. An asterisk (*) indicates that a change was made on the entry during the most recent update. Street Type Codes Status Type Codes AL Alley RSV Reserved AR Arcade PREL Preliminary AV Avenue FINL Final Plan BL Boulevard REC Recorded CN Center U/C Under Construction CL Circle INSP Inspected CT Court 0000 VDOT Route Number DR Drive PRIV Private Road EX Expressway CITY Cities: Manassas and Manassas Park FY Freeway TOWN Towns: Quantico, Dumfries, Occoquan, HY Highway Haymarket LN Lane USMC Quantico Marine Corp Base LP Loop ME Mews PY Parkway PI Pike PL Place PZ Plaza RD Road SQ Square ST Street TR Terrace TY Throughway TL Trail TN Turn WY Way Street Name Type Status Subdivision/Area Low High Record Add Add Date 2ND AV 1405 TOWN OF QUANTICO 224 261 09/18/90 3RD AV 1404 TOWN OF QUANTICO 200 336 01/01/01 4TH AV 1403 TOWN OF QUANTICO 200 333 03/15/00 5TH AV TOWN TOWN OF QUANTICO 199 337 03/29/00 A A ST USMC QUANTICO MCB 0 0 01/01/01 A P HILL CT REC NEW BRISTOW VILLAGE P1 S1 10930 10942 01/08/10 AARON LN 1638 COVERSTONE 4 PH 1 7620 7628 01/01/01 ABAGAIL CT FINL BARONS GRANT PH.2S2 0 0 06/10/96 ABBERLEY LP REC PIEDMONT SOUTH 6700 6800 01/02/04 ABBEY GLEN CT PRIV WESTRIDGE 9A 12139 12186 01/08/10 ABBEY KNOLL CT PRIV WESTRIDGE 10 12400 12439 01/08/10 ABBEY MANOR LN FINL WENTWORTH GREEN S2 0 0 10/25/06 ABBEY OAKS CT 3162 MEADOWBROOK WOODS 7780 7827 02/15/02 ABBIE LN PRIV LAKE JACKSON 8195 8254 05/14/93 ABBOTT CT 2633 STANLEY FOREST 2 4680 4698 11/13/90 ABBOTT RD CITY CITY OF MANASSAS 10287 10339 04/09/01 ABBOTTSBURY WY FINL POTOMAC CLUB S2 2100 2180 10/26/06 ABERCORN FINL RIDGEFIELD VILLAGE 0 0 04/16/90 ABERCROMBIE CT RSV BELMONT BAY VILLAS 0 0 06/10/03 ABERDEEN FINL RIVERVIEW ESTATES 0 0 01/01/01 ABERNETHY LN PRIV PIEDMONT SOUTH S8 6000 6045 01/08/10 ABILENE WY FINL SPRIGGS RUN ESTATES S1 14900 14964 01/25/05 ABINGDON CT PRIV SUDLEY SQUARE 9398 9484 03/15/00 ABNER AV REC DEVILS REACH 3 12974 13024 03/29/00 ABOTTSFORD RSV WEST POTOMAC CLUB 0 0 01/10/03 ABOVIAN LN FINL YORKSHIRE PROPERTY CONDOS 8001 8084 04/10/09 ABRAMS FALLS RSV PEMBROOKE 0 0 12/15/00 ACACIA LEAF DR RSV WELLINGTON GLEN 0 0 10/25/06 ACADEMY HILLS ST FINL MARSH FARMS 0 0 11/14/90 ACADIA DR REC FOREST PARK 4105 4121 06/22/01 ACADIA LEAF DR RSV WELLINGTON GLEN 8650 88651 07/27/07 ACADIA PARK DR 3420 PEMBROOKE P1 S2 9001 9145 12/21/06 ACCESS WY FINL FASHION PLACE MALL 0 0 09/18/90 ACCOLON CT 2882 BRITTANY 3 16600 16619 02/28/97 ACCOMAC CT FINL ASHLAND 0 0 12/13/89 ACCORD CT 3283 HERITAGE FARMS S2 13510 13531 03/14/03 ACER CT 2659 SPRINGVALE EST 6330 6391 08/05/02 ACERVILLE PL REC PIEDMONT S18 5550 5555 01/04/02 Street Name Type Status Subdivision/Area Low High Record Add Add Date ACHILLES RSV BELMONT 0 0 05/19/00 ACHMORE RSV ALBRITE PROPERTY 0 0 06/10/03 ACORN CT 1809 DALE CITY 01 3000 3101 01/01/01 ACTS LN REC TOWN OF DUMFRIES 3900 3940 01/13/00 ADA LN REC WINDY HILL 2 13100 13150 03/06/97 ADAIR LN INSP OLD BRIDGE ESTATES 09 12700 12722 03/10/88 ADAMS ST 1805 DALE CITY 01 2881 3116 03/15/00 ADAMS ST CITY CITY OF MANASSAS PARK 99 113 06/28/00 ADAMS ST USMC QUANTICO MCB 0 0 01/01/01 ADAMSON AV FINL POINT OF WOODS EAST (MC) 0 0 01/01/01 ADDISON LN FINL HOPE HILL CROSSING S1 & S2 15200 15233 07/27/07 ADDLERFIELD WY REC DOMINION VALLEY CC S20 5214 5231 01/06/04 ADEL DR PRIV ADEN WOODS 14599 14609 01/08/10 ADELAIDE DR FINL PEMBROOKE 0 0 12/13/89 ADELMAN RUN CT REC SPRIGGS RUN ESTATES S1 15003 15035 01/08/10 ADELPHI RD FINL PEMBROOKE 0 0 12/13/89 ADEN RD 0646 INDEP.HILL TO NOKESVILLE 11215 14619 07/28/10 ADERMAN CT 2405 LAKE RIDGE 18 13000 13018 09/18/90 ADIRONDACK CT REC HERITAGE HUNT P6 S4 6300 6329 04/30/02 ADLEE FINL CHARTWELL 0 0 02/13/90 ADLER LN INSP JACKSONS RIDGE 11004 11175 07/08/97 ADMEASURE CL REC PORT POTOMAC S4 16300 16390 02/23/10 ADMIRAL DR RIVERVIEW OVERLOOK 1400 1499 01/01/01 ADMIRAL BAKER CL PREL DOMINION VALLEY P5 15300 15594 02/28/07 ADMIRAL BLACK DR PRIV RIPPON LODGE 2050 2060 11/13/07 ADRIAN CT 2342 PINEWOOD MILLS 13565 13586 01/01/01 ADRIATIC CT REC WESTMARKET LB1 14820 14831 02/15/02 ADRIENNE PL CITY CITY OF MANASSAS 8636 8649 10/08/02 ADVANTAGE RSV WEST POTOMAC CLUB 0 0 01/10/03 AEGEAN TR PRIV LAKE RIDGE 14L 11329 11498 01/08/10 AERIAL VIEW RSV EAGLES POINT 0 0 02/28/03 AETNA SPRINGS RD FINL HOADLY FOREST 5200 5252 07/29/10 AFFIRMED PL REC HERITAGE HUNT P8 S1 5900 5951 12/15/03 AFTON CT 2603 MONTCLAIR N2 15000 15025 01/29/97 AFTON CT CITY CITY OF MANASSAS 0 0 01/01/01 AFTON LAKES WY FINL PIEDMONT SOUTH S6 0 0 02/15/02 AGATE CT FINL SUDLEY MANOR PCL J K 0 0 01/01/01 AGENCY LP REC GARRISON WOODS 4116 4199 05/17/05 AIDEN DR 1282 MARUMSCO ACRES 1400 1599 01/01/01 AINSWORTH ST PRIV PIEDMONT SOUTH S7 6701 6725 01/08/10 AIREDALE CT 3253 BRAEMAR P4 S17 9855 9929 08/27/03 AIRLEA DR 0669 COLONIAL ACRES 2 11900 11940 03/12/97 Street Name Type Status Subdivision/Area Low High Record Add Add Date AIRMAN AV FINL AIRPORT GATEWAY COMMERCE 10740 11100 04/10/09 AIRWICK LN 2743 SHEFFIELD MANOR S11 8600 8637 05/17/05 AKELA LN PRIV CAMP WILLIAM B. SNYDER 16300 16400 01/08/10 AKERLY RSV WEST POTOMAC CLUB 0 0 01/10/03 AKKER CT REC HERITAGE FARMS S3 14500 14520 12/27/00 AKRON ST 1810 DALE CITY 01/AKRON ESTATES 2981 3004 08/27/03 ALABAMA AV 1310 MARUMSCO WOODS 1 14700 15199 01/01/01 ALADDIN CT FINL SUNNYBROOK FARMS 9950 9971 08/15/88 ALAN CT 1616 HALLMARK MANOR 9800 9899 01/01/01 ALASKA CT 1363 MARUMSCO WOODS 1730 1737 01/08/10 ALASKA RD 1315 MARUMSCO WOODS 14954 15134 01/08/10 ALAVI LN FINL ALAVI FOUNDATION 12200 12260 02/25/10 ALBANY CT 1821 DALE CITY 01 3000 3099 01/01/01 ALBATROSS FINL DOVES OVERLOOK 0 0 02/11/88 ALBEMARLE DR 1511 LOCH LOMOND 7400 7610 03/06/97 ALBERT WY 3609 GLENKIRK ESTATES S2 & S4 14000 14112 11/05/09 ALBERT MYER CT REC ROSEBERRY 7780 7801 12/05/00 ALBORG FINL VILLAGES OF WOODBRIDGE 0 0 02/13/89 ALBOURNE AV FINL MARSH FARMS 0 0 11/14/90 ALBRIGHTON CT RSV PHELPS/KENSINGTON RESERVE 0 0 04/11/06 ALBRITE CT 1092 SPRING LAKE ESTATES 11500 11520 09/29/00 ALCOA CT RSV SOMERSET S9 & S10 0 0 04/15/02 ALCOTT CT FINL CRESTWOOD VILLAGE 3 0 0 01/01/01 ALDBURY RSV WEST POTOMAC CLUB 0 0 01/10/03 ALDEBARON LP FINL HEATHCOTE COMMONS 14100 14207 05/24/05 ALDEIPH CT FINL PINEWOOD MILLS 0 0 01/01/01 ALDEN CT 2128 LAKE RIDGE 01 2400 2499 01/01/01 ALDERBROOK DR REC DOMINION VALLEY CC S19 S20 15500 15714 08/27/03 ALDERDALE PL REC PIEDMONT S20 6000 6080 05/18/01 ALDERWOOD WY REC HERITAGE HUNT P6 S2 6500 6604 03/14/03 ALDIE RD 0677 CATHARPIN 3300 4999 01/01/01 ALDRICH PL 1337 BELMONT 900 999 01/01/01 ALDRIN ST 1210 MARUMSCO VILLAGE 13200 13399 01/01/01 ALENDALE CT 1084 RIVERVIEW ESTATES 3 11150 11166 03/13/97 ALESSI DR PRIV MOOR GREEN ESTATES 11298 11420 03/15/00 ALETHA RD FINL DEBRAS OVERLOOK 3885 3905 04/11/06 ALEXA ST CITY CITY OF MANASSAS PARK 9302 9307 06/28/00 ALEXANDER PL PRIV MONTCLAIR 14 16121 16151 01/08/10 ALEXANDER HAYS RD REC NEW BRISTOW VILLAGE 11724 11809 01/11/10 ALEXANDER SOPHIA CT REC GAINESVILLE 29 LLC 7490 7513 07/28/10 ALEXANDERS MILL CT REC DOMINION VALLEY CC S22 15750 15759 01/05/04 ALEXANDRAS KEEP LN TOWN ALEXANDRAS KEEP -HAYMARKET 14701 14725 01/11/10 Street Name Type Status Subdivision/Area Low High Record Add Add Date ALEXIS CT 1224 BELMONT 13600 13699 01/01/01 ALEXIS RD 1216 BELMONT 900 999 01/01/01 ALFORD VALLEY LN REC RUNNING CREEK 11796 11804 03/19/07 ALFRED DR FINL DEVONSHIRE 1 0 0 01/01/01 ALFRED LAKE CT RSV PEMBROOKE P3 0 0 04/17/03 ALGATE RSV PIEDMONT SOUTH 0 0 06/13/01 ALGONAC LP FINL HARBOR STATION PIIA S1 17390 17575 05/17/05 ALGONQUIN FINL JORY PARK EST 0 0 01/01/01 ALICANTE RSV DOMINION VALLEY CC 0 0 04/05/00 ALICE FINL WASHINGTON WOODS 0 0 01/01/01 ALISON ST 1214 MARUMSCO VILLAGE 13200 13699 01/01/01 ALISONS RIDGE CT RSV ALISONS RIDGE 0 0 12/12/02 ALISTAIR DR 1114 BARRINGTON OAKS 1 & 2 6215 6229 03/12/97 ALL SAINTS PL 2234 DOMINION AT M.R./CHURCH 12300 12351 03/27/00 ALLAIRE DR 3292 ESTATES AT BREYERTON 15498 15583 01/11/10 ALLEGHANY RD 1508 LOCH LOMOND 7500 7599 01/01/01 ALLEGRO DR 2575 MAYFAIR 9479 9740 07/28/99 ALLEN CT CITY CITY OF MANASSAS 0 0 09/20/94 ALLEN DENT RD 1194 PRINCETON WOODS 3200 3599 06/21/00 ALLENBERRY WY RSV COMPTON FARM 0 0 03/27/01 ALLENBY RSV WEST POTOMAC CLUB 0 0 01/10/03 ALLENS MILL BL PRIV DOMINION VALLEY CC S43 44 4600 4697 01/11/10 ALLERTON CT PRIV PRINCETON WOODS 2 3400 3461 09/15/88 ALLIANCE LN 1807 DALE CITY 01 2900 2913 03/15/00 ALLSPICE CT PRIV LAKE RIDGE 13C 12200 12248 03/10/00 ALLSTADT FARM LP REC FOREST PARK S6 4201 4225 01/11/10 ALLWOOD CT CITY WELLINGTON 14 10130 10157 07/14/93 ALMANSOR PL PRIV DOMINION VALLEY CC 15064 15081 01/11/10 ALMOND ST CITY CITY OF MANASSAS 0 0 01/01/01 ALMOND TREE CT CITY CITY OF MANASSAS 10300 10307 05/17/05 ALMY POND CL FINL TOWNES OF NEWPORT 0 0 05/18/92 ALPAUGH ST PRIV LAKE JACKSON 8400 8432 01/01/01 ALPENROSE FINL WELLINGTON (MC) 0 0 03/15/89 ALPHA CT CITY CITY OF MANASSAS 0 0 01/01/01 ALPINE ST CITY CITY OF MANASSAS PARK 102 129 06/28/00 ALPINE BAY LP PRIV ROBERT TRENT JONES 14880 14995 01/11/10 ALPS DR 2350 MINNIEVILLE MANOR 4,4A 14431
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