Manassas, Virginia

Manassas is a city located in Prince William County, Virginia, approximately 30 miles southwest of Washington, D.C. It serves as an independent city, having been incorporated in 1975. As of the latest census, the population is over 41,000 residents. The city is situated at the intersection of U.S. Routes 28 and 29, providing significant connectivity to surrounding areas.

Manassas is known for its proximity to several points of interest, including the Manassas National Battlefield Park, which commemorates two significant Civil War battles. The city also features the historic Manassas Train Station, a hub for Virginia Railway Express services. The area is served by several schools, parks, and community centers, contributing to local governance and community services.

Recent developments in Manassas include infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing transportation efficiency and supporting residential growth. The city has seen an increase in housing projects to accommodate its growing population. Economic activity is bolstered by a mix of retail, service industries, and local businesses, with an emphasis on maintaining sustainable urban development in response to climate considerations and demographic changes.