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Colony Manor: I-64 - MM 299.3 - EB
Colony Manor sits near the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River in Virginia, United States, where regional expressways cross the low-lying Hampton Roads area. The community forms part of the road network linking Chesapeake with Portsmouth, Suffolk and the rest of the metropolitan area, amid wooded residential and commercial districts rather than a conventional town centre. Chesapeake was created in 1963 through the consolidation of the independent city of South Norfolk and Norfolk County, making it one of Virginia’s newer large cities. The Elizabeth River and its branches have long shaped settlement and industry across Hampton Roads, an estuary connected to Chesapeake Bay. Colony Manor belongs to a Tidewater urban landscape structured by waterways, bridges and high-capacity roads.
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