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Herndon

About Herndon

24,268 in city
8,924,087 in metro
10 km² (4 mi²)
110.034138015 m
The second largest town in Virginia, Herndon is located west of Washington, DC in Fairfax County just minutes from Washington Dulles International Airport. Situated at the heart of Northern Virginia's technology corridor, Herndon has a number of mid-rise corporate campuses and office parks. The area of modern-day Herndon was originally settled in the 18th century. The town itself began in 1857 with the building of a depot and the 1859 completion of the Alexandria, Loudoun & Hampshire Railroad which brought with it many shops and a larger influx of people. In 1858, the town was named Herndon upon receiving a post office in honor of Captain William Lewis Herndon.

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No. of Buildings

No. Current status
87 All Buildings
79
existing
7
planned
1
unbuilt

Tallest Buildings

# Building Height Year
1 One Dulles Tower 174 ft 2002
2 Hyatt Dulles Hotel - 1988
3 Monument III at Worldgate Centre - 2006
4 Dulles Corner Gateway - 2001
5 Washington Dulles Marriott Suites - 1989

Building types

No. Type
81 low-rise building
5 high-rise building
1 building with towers