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Brush Harbor: I-81 MM 123.7 NB
Brush Harbor sits in Virginia’s New River Valley in the United States, where Interstate 81 runs through the wooded, rolling uplands of Montgomery County. This small rural locality stands in the wider Christiansburg–Blacksburg area, shaped by a major north–south route between the Shenandoah Valley and southwest Virginia. The New River is the valley’s defining watercourse, passing west of the community through a terrain of ridges, farms and forest. Montgomery County was created in 1776, while nearby Blacksburg is home to Virginia Tech, founded in 1872. Brush Harbor forms part of a working Appalachian transport corridor rather than an urban centre, with dispersed settlement set among woodland and road infrastructure.
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Brush Harbor lies in the South Fork Roanoke River valley, where wooded Appalachian foothills and farmland shape this part of Montgomery County, Virginia. The small rural community is close to U.S. Route 460, the main road linking Christiansburg with Roanoke, while the Blue Ridge Mountains rise to the east. Its setting reflects the quieter countryside between southwest Virginia’s larger towns. Explore additional webcams nearby to see how Brush Harbor’s river valley connects with the wider Blue Ridge region.
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