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Springfield Terrace: I-64 - MM 241.5 - WB
Tucked along the wooded Virginia Peninsula between the James and York rivers, Springfield Terrace is a place whose character is shaped by the transport corridor of Interstate 64. This part of the Peninsula links the Williamsburg area with the larger Hampton Roads region, while broad woodland buffers remain a defining element beside the roadway. The locality belongs to the wider landscape associated with Williamsburg, where Colonial Williamsburg preserves and interprets much of Virginia’s former colonial capital. Interstate 64 is the principal east-west route across the Peninsula, making this a functional roadside setting rather than a conventional visitor district. Its setting reflects the modern infrastructure connecting historic Williamsburg with Virginia’s coastal urban communities.
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