Zip Codes Near Ruby, Virginia

C

20119
Catlett, VA

$1,900 to $3,656
3 Rentals
D

22025
Dumfries, VA

$1,443 to $2,790
12 Rentals
D

22026
Dumfries, VA

$1,206 to $3,047
37 Rentals
F

22034
Fairfax, VA

$1,200 to $1,795
10 Rentals
F

22406
Fredericksburg, VA

$1,150 to $3,610
56 Rentals
M

20112
Manassas, VA

$1,650 to $2,600
7 Rentals
M

22728
Midland, VA

$1,120 to $2,775
7 Rentals
Q

22134
Quantico, VA

$1,200 to $3,173
71 Rentals
R

22736
Richardsville, VA

$1,995
2 Rentals
S

22554
Stafford, VA

$1,200 to $3,110
46 Rentals
S

22556
Stafford, VA

$1,299 to $3,500
25 Rentals
T

22172
Triangle, VA

$1,200 to $3,047
44 Rentals
W

22193
Woodbridge, VA

$1,199 to $3,700
24 Rentals
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