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North Arlington is home to several churches and schools, around which much civic life is organized. Several small strip malls line the main roads; there are two large shopping "centers" in central Arlington and South Arlington. Arlington offers parks and bike trails for recreation.
Arlingtonians come from diverse ethnic, racial, and other backgrounds. It was originally a part of the District of Columbia. It was once the home to many dairy farms. Population boom occurred during WWII when the federal government required thousands of new employees. Arlington was the home to Robert E. Lee, whose home and property was seized by the U.S. Government during the Civil War; that property now serves as the Arlington National Cemetery. There are many Civil War sites in the County
Arlington is located just across the river from Washington D.C. It is an independent county with no indepedent cities or towns within its boundaries. Many residents work for the Federal government in D.C., but many also work for tech companies and local government agencies. Amazon is establishing its 2nd headquarters within our boundaries.
North Arlington abuts Falls Church City and parts of Fairfax County. Residents travel within these 3 jurisdictions to engage in shopping, dining, and recreation.
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