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Springfield: I-81 - MM 176 - NB

2 37.63°, -79.57°
About location

Western Virginia has served as a north–south travel corridor in the Appalachian region since the nineteenth century. This stretch lies among the wooded ridges and narrow valleys of the Appalachian Mountains, where major roads pass through a largely rural setting. Forest, open verges and gently rolling highway alignments define the local landscape more than urban development. Virginia’s transport network connects small mountain communities with larger cities across the Commonwealth, continuing a long tradition of travel through demanding terrain. Virginia was one of the original thirteen colonies, placing these modern road links within one of the oldest political landscapes in the United States.

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