Linden, Virginia

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Linden is an unincorporated community in Fauquier and Warren counties in the U.S. state of Virginia. It is one of the fastest-growing areas of Warren County due to being closer to Washington, D.C. than other parts of the county and its proximity to Interstate 66. Residents do most of their shopping either in Washington while at their jobs or in nearby Front Royal. Increasing traffic on the two-lane John Marshall Highway is leading to discussion of expanding it to eight lanes.

v • d • e Municipalities and communities of Fauquier County, Virginia

County seat: Warrenton

Towns	Remington \| The Plains \| Warrenton

Unincorporated communities	Airlie \| Bealeton \| Belle Meade \| Belvoir \| Bristersburg \| Broad Run \| Calverton \| Casanova \| Catlett \| Delaplane \| Elk Run \| Germantown \| Goldvein \| Halfway \| Hume \| Linden \| Markham \| Marshall \| Midland \| Morrisville \| New Baltimore \| Old Tavern \| Opal \| Orlean \| Paris \| Rectortown \| Somerville \| Sumerduck \| Upperville