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Lewistown: I-95 - MM 89.1 - NB
Lewistown lies along Virginia’s Atlantic Coastal Plain beside Interstate 95, where low wooded terrain gives way to the transport corridors north of Richmond. This small Hanover County locality stands close to the interchange with Virginia Route 54, an east–west route across central Hanover County. The county was established in 1720 and is closely associated with Patrick Henry, who lived at Scotchtown, now a preserved historic site. Around Lewistown, forests, highway infrastructure and the rural edge of metropolitan Richmond shape the character of the area.
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Lewistown has served as a rural settlement in central Virginia since the nineteenth century. North of Richmond, it lies in low, wooded country within the Chickahominy River watershed, where Virginia’s Piedmont gradually meets the Atlantic Coastal Plain. The area’s character is shaped by local roads, farms and residential communities rather than an urban centre. Nearby Hanover County is widely associated with the seasonal Hanover tomato, a local summer staple sold at farm stands and markets. Lewistown provides a sense of the quieter landscapes surrounding the Richmond metropolitan area. Move on to other webcams in central Virginia to compare landscapes and settings around Lewistown.
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