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DC prison & W-64L Nike missile site
Lorton
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Virginia (VA)
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US
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DC prison & W-64L Nike missile site
Lorton
,
Virginia (VA)
,
US
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Double site.
Prisons
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Military - Historic
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Military - Missile Sites
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www.boeing.com
By:
kjfitz
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kjfitz
@ 2005-09-25 22:53:34
That's the last Nike site to be posted. Pshew!
AlbinoFlea
@ 2005-09-25 23:45:06
Lorton is in Virginia, although the prison is operated by the DC Dept. of Corrections.
The thumbnail specifically shows the Minimum Security Facility.
AlbinoFlea
@ 2005-09-26 17:54:25
How many stinkin' Nike sites were there anyway?
kjfitz
@ 2005-09-26 18:29:14
There were a total of 345 sites built. I tracked down 134 of them that were clearly there and submitted them. There were another 20 or 30 that were hi res but were so built over there was no remaining sign of them. I skipped those too.
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Nearby:
Workhouse Arts Center
Fairfax Waste-to-Energy Plant
Jeffrey Clark's House
Occoquan Dam
Amtrak Auto Train - Lorton Station
It's a (Speed) Trap!
Crew Boats on the way to Occoquan
Accident!
Dodge Viper with the Top Down
Occoquan rowing facility
Pohick Church
Antique Car Dealership
Lorton is in Virginia, although the prison is operated by the DC Dept. of Corrections.
The thumbnail specifically shows the Minimum Security Facility.
How many stinkin' Nike sites were there anyway?