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Concord: US-460 - VA-24
Built around a crossroads on Virginia’s Piedmont, Concord grew into a small Campbell County community along U.S. Route 460. The route connects the Lynchburg area with Appomattox and gives this largely rural settlement its practical role: a stop amid wooded ridges, open fields and scattered homes rather than a dense town centre. Concord belongs to the rolling uplands of central Virginia, where road connections link small communities with larger regional towns. Campbell County, created in 1782, is part of Virginia’s historic tobacco-growing region. Concord remains a useful reference point for the scale, settlement pattern and working landscape of the Piedmont beyond Lynchburg.
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Concord occupies a rolling Piedmont setting in central Virginia, on the US Route 460 corridor between Lynchburg and Appomattox. The community belongs to a region of wooded ridges, farmland and widely spaced crossroads settlements rather than dense urban development. To the west, Lynchburg stands above the James River; east of Concord is Appomattox Court House, where Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered the Army of Northern Virginia to Ulysses S. Grant on 9 April 1865. That event effectively ended major Civil War fighting in Virginia. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding Piedmont to extend your view of central Virginia.
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