Fort Belvoir

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United States Army installation census-designated place

Fort Belvoir is a major United States Army installation in Fairfax County, Virginia, that serves as a key administrative and logistical hub for numerous military and defense agencies.

Aliases (6)

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	United States Army installation → census-designated place →
controlledBy	United States Army Installation Management Command →
country	United States →
distanceToWashingtonDC	approximately 20 miles →
garrison	United States Army Garrison Fort Belvoir →
hasEnvironmentalFeature	Potomac River shoreline → wetlands → wooded areas →
hasFacility	DeWitt Army Community Hospital → Fort Belvoir Community Hospital → chapel → commissary → elementary school → enlisted barracks → golf course → officer housing → post exchange → recreation center →
hasHousing	military family housing →
hasPostalCode	22060 →
hasSubinstallation	Davison Army Airfield →
hasTransportationAccess	Interstate 95 → U.S. Route 1 →
hosts	Defense Acquisition University → Defense Logistics Agency → Defense Technical Information Center elements → Defense Threat Reduction Agency → Missile Defense Agency elements → National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency facilities → United States Army Intelligence and Security Command →
locatedIn	Fairfax County, Virginia → Northern Virginia → Virginia →
locatedOn	Potomac River →
namedAfter	Belvoir plantation →
nearestCity	Alexandria, Virginia →
operatedBy	United States Army →
ownedBy	United States Department of the Army →
partOf	National Capital Region →
previousName	Camp A. A. Humphreys → Camp Humphreys →
renamedIn	1935 →
timeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
usedFor	administrative hub → headquarters functions → logistics hub → military training →

Referenced by (19)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Defense Threat Reduction Agency ("Fort Belvoir, Virginia") → United States Army Intelligence and Security Command ("Fort Belvoir, Virginia") → United States Missile Defense Agency →	headquartersLocation
Fort Belvoir ("United States Army Garrison Fort Belvoir") → United States Army Intelligence and Security Command →	garrison
Davison Army Airfield → DeWitt Army Community Hospital ("Fort Belvoir military installation") →	partOf
Fairfax County, Virginia →	contains
Albert C. Wedemeyer ("Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States of America") →	deathPlace
Northern Virginia →	hasLandmark
Springfield, Virginia →	hasNearbyMilitaryInstallation
Northern Virginia →	hasSubregion
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency ("NGA Campus East") →	headquartersBuilding
United States Army Institute of Heraldry ("Fort Belvoir, Virginia") →	locatedIn
Davison Army Airfield →	locatedOn
DeWitt Army Community Hospital →	location
Lorton →	nearbyFacility
Annandale →	nearbyMilitaryInstallation
Patrick Ness ("Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States") →	placeOfBirth