Mclean Virginia Real Estate and Demographics
McLean History and General Information

Named after John R. McLean, Washington Post publisher, McLean got its name after the merging of Langley and Lewinsville in 1910. Located only 15 minutes from Washington DC, McLean Virginia offers a wide array of opportunities for both residents and visitors alike. Located in Fairfax County in the Dranesville District, there are a number of quality public and private schools, public parks which are well maintained and fully accessible, as well as a wide selection of churches, libraries, and youth sports programs. McLean Virginia is home to roughly 39,000 residents stretched out over 18.5 square miles.

There is something for everyone in McLean, which is home to a number of quality golf courses, public parks, swimming and tennis clubs, and a plethora of recreational activities.

McLean is also home to some incredible shopping! Tysons Corner Center is home to some of the most well known establishments in the United States. With Anchor Stores of Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, and Lord & Taylor, Tysons Corner Center is the 8th largest mall in the US and makes up a whopping 1% of all sales made in US malls. Tysons also includes a large number of high-end specialty outlets including L.L. Bean, Eddie Bauer, Pottery Barn for kids and many more!

McLean Virginia Schools
In McLean Virginia there are a number of both public and private schools. For more information on these schools please visit the Fairfax County Public Schools website at: http://www.fcps.edu/

McLean Virginia Demographics
Population (2000): 38,929
Male Population (2000): 18,748 (48.2%)
Female Population (2000): 20,181 (51.8%)
Elevation: 300 feet
Size (2000): 18.5 Square miles
Density (2000): 2104 per Square Mile
Median Household Income (2000): $121,138
Unemployment Rate: 1.6%

National Monuments Near McLean Virginia
Mclean Virginia is located close to some of Americas most well known National Monuments. Some of these include the Jefferson Memorial, Arlington House (Located at the Arlington National Cemetery), the Lincoln Memorial, The Pentagon, The Washington Monument, and of course the White House.