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The population of Fairfax is approximately 21,498 (2000).
The amount of land area in Fairfax is 15.964 sq. kilometers.
Fairfax elevation is 447 feet above sea level. The Fairfax median home price is $192,100 (2000). Fairfax miscellany. Return to Index Fairfax location: in northeastern Virginia near Washington D.C. Fairfax is an independent city, not associated with any county, though it is located within the Fairfax County area. Nearby communities include Oakton, Mantua, Vienna, Merrifield, Burke, Dunn Loring, Wolf Trap and Annandale.
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The average winter temperature is 31.9 degrees F. Return to Index History & History Related Items Fairfax history: The courthouse was built early on after the settlement in the 1700's. The little community near the courthouse was called Earp's Corner. In 1805, the named was changed officially to the Town of Providence, though locals still called it Fairfax Court House rather than its formal name of Providence. Finally, in 1874, the town was renamed to its current name of Fairfax. Fairfax is an independent city located in the Fairfax County area, but not associated with any county. Fairfax attractions: The Fairfax Museum & Visitors Center Return to Index
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