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AI Safety & Governance Service Areas: McLean and Fairfax County
McLean runs from the Potomac River palisades to the edge of Tysons, with downtown McLean at Chain Bridge Road and Old Dominion Drive as its business center. Restaurants, salons, dental and medical practices, financial advisers and law offices serve a high-income area of large single-family homes, many with finished basements, plus a workforce tied to federal agencies and the Tysons office market.
Neighborhoods and districts
restaurants, salons, dental and medical offices around Chain Bridge Road and Old Dominion Drive
offices and apartments along Route 123 near the Silver Line
the federal campus and older estates along Georgetown Pike and the GW Parkway
established single-family neighborhoods toward Arlington
residential streets between Route 123 and the Beltway
large-lot homes along Georgetown Pike toward Great Falls
Nearby cities we also serve
Tysons · Arlington · Falls Church · Vienna · Great Falls · Reston · Washington, DC · Bethesda, and the rest of DC, Maryland and Virginia.
ZIP codes
22101, 22102
McLean facts
- 50,773 residents across 24.8 square miles of land in the McLean census-designated place (2020 Census)
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census - 78,626 residents in Fairfax County's larger McLean Planning District (2020 Census)
Source: Fairfax County Department of Management and Budget, Demographic Reports - Home to the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency (Langley) and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence
Source: Central Intelligence Agency; Office of the Director of National Intelligence - The Silver Line's McLean station opened July 26, 2014, one of the five original Phase 1 stations
Source: Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project