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Cloverdale: US-220 ALT - MM 4.7 - VA-167
Cloverdale lies along the northern Roanoke Valley, where low, wooded ridges frame a developed transport corridor north of Roanoke. This Botetourt County community is part of the wider Roanoke metropolitan area, yet its setting remains distinctly Appalachian: dispersed homes, roadside businesses and mature woodland spread across the valley floor and nearby slopes. Major roads through Cloverdale connect the community with Roanoke to the south and the Shenandoah Valley to the north, making it a practical stop within western Virginia rather than a self-contained urban centre. Botetourt County was created in 1770 and named for Norborne Berkeley, Baron de Botetourt, a colonial governor of Virginia. The Blue Ridge Mountains rise east of the valley and shape the region’s long north–south geography.
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Cloverdale has served as a rural crossroads community in Virginia’s Roanoke Valley since the late 19th century. North of Roanoke in Botetourt County, it stands on the valley’s developed fringe, with the Blue Ridge Mountains forming part of the broader Appalachian setting. Interstate 81 and U.S. Route 220 run nearby, linking the area with communities across western Virginia. The county seat, Fincastle, was laid out in 1770 and retains a designated historic district that reflects the region’s early settlement. Cloverdale is a useful reference point between Roanoke’s urban area and the valley’s smaller residential and rural communities. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Cloverdale relates to the Roanoke Valley and surrounding Appalachians.
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