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Windsor Place: I-64 - MM 194.3 - WB - Nine Mile
Windsor Place combines a wooded suburban fringe with a major interstate corridor in a way that reflects its position on Richmond’s eastern edge. Interstate 64 runs beside the community, carrying one of Virginia’s principal east–west routes through Henrico County. The locality lies between the James and Chickahominy rivers, where residential development, transport infrastructure and mature woodland meet. Richmond has served as Virginia’s capital since 1780, and Windsor Place forms part of the metropolitan area shaped by that longstanding administrative and commercial centre. Its character is defined less by a formal town core than by regional connections and the low, tree-covered terrain of central Virginia.
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