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Daleville: I-81 - MM 150.5 - NB (Exit 150 B)
The landscape around Daleville is a rolling, wooded stretch of the Appalachian Mountains, which has shaped both the built environment and local life. In Botetourt County, north of Roanoke, the community has grown around the junction of Interstate 81 and US Route 220, where highway traffic meets a low-rise service area and wooded slopes. Daleville is also an Appalachian Trail Community, linking the settlement to the long-distance footpath that follows the Appalachian chain from Georgia to Maine. Its setting is defined less by a compact downtown than by this practical crossroads between the Roanoke Valley and the surrounding uplands.
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Daleville lies amid the rolling foothills of Virginia’s Appalachian Mountains, terrain that has influenced both its settlement pattern and local economy. In Botetourt County, the community sits beside major routes including Interstate 81 and U.S. Route 220, making it a practical stop north of Roanoke. The Appalachian Trail passes nearby, and Daleville is recognized as an Appalachian Trail Community, linking the area to one of America’s best-known long-distance hiking routes. Its position between the Roanoke Valley and the Blue Ridge gives the area a distinctly inland Virginia character. See how Daleville relates to the Roanoke Valley and Blue Ridge by browsing webcams nearby.
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