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Manassas is a small city in northern Virginia with a strong Civil War presence. The First Battle of Bull Run was fought nearby.

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See also: Rail travel in the United States

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Map of Manassas

Manassas is mainly served by I-66, U.S. 29, Virginia State Route 234 Business and Virginia State Route 28, which runs through the City's historic downtown. PRTC Transit operates a limited regional bus system.

Sudley Road (Route 234 Business) runs North/South through Manassas; it is the main shopping artery of the city.

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Manassas is fairly close to Washington DC, so there's a decent selection of minority ethnic restaurants in addition to regular fare. In addition, many chains are represented in Manassas including Cracker Barrel, Bob Evans, Golden Corral, Great American Steak and Buffet, Red, Hot and Blue, Hooters, Logan's Roadhouse, and local favorite Five Guys hamburgers. Manassas is also known locally for its unusually high number of 7/11 convenience stores per capita. This includes two on Sudley Road that are inexplicably right next door to each other. Local favorites are concentrated in the historic Downtown. The city of Manassas has a meals tax.

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  • Centreville: don't go there next, go there at the same time. With Centreville road (SR 28) connecting Centreville and Manassas, they're almost two different parts of the same city.
Routes through Manassas
Charleston Culpeper  W  E  Alexandria Washington, D.C.
Lynchburg Culpeper  S/SW  N/NE  Alexandria Washington, D.C.
Middletown Front Royal  W  E  Centreville Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. Centreville  N  S  Culpeper Charlottesville
END Bristow  W  E  Burke Washington, D.C.


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