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Money: US-17 MM 24.8 (Main St)
Few places in Virginia have a history as closely tied to the long-standing road connections of the Middle Peninsula as Money. This small Gloucester County community stands at the junction of US Route 17 and Virginia Route 33, two important routes linking inland Virginia with the peninsula’s river and bay communities. The Middle Peninsula lies between the Rappahannock and York rivers, with the Chesapeake Bay to the east. Gloucester County, created in 1651, retains a strongly rural character beyond its highway corridors, shaped by farms, woods and dispersed settlements. Money is defined less by a compact town centre than by its role as a practical crossroads within this historic Tidewater region.
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Money is best known within Virginia for its setting in Gloucester County on the Middle Peninsula. This low-lying Coastal Plain community lies between the tidal York and Rappahannock rivers, whose creeks and inlets have long influenced settlement and local work. Nearby Gloucester Courthouse, the county seat, preserves a courthouse completed in 1766, a lasting landmark from Virginia’s colonial era. Roads through the county link rural neighborhoods with the Chesapeake Bay shoreline, while woodland, farmland and estuarine waters shape the broader setting. See how Money fits within Virginia’s Middle Peninsula by browsing webcams nearby.
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