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Blacksburg: US-460 - Southgate Dr
Built around land acquired by Samuel Black in 1798, Blacksburg grew into a university town in Virginia’s New River Valley. The community lies amid the Appalachian Mountains, on a plateau above the New River, one of North America’s oldest rivers. Virginia Tech, founded in 1872 as the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, gives the town much of its civic and cultural rhythm; its broad campus includes the historic Drillfield and Burruss Hall. Downtown Blacksburg combines independent businesses, restaurants and cultural venues with streets leading out toward rural Montgomery County. This is a working college town whose scale remains closely tied to the surrounding valley and uplands.
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Blacksburg has served as a university town in Virginia’s New River Valley since the 1870s. Virginia Tech, founded in 1872 as a land-grant institution, gives the town its academic rhythm and a substantial share of its public life. The broad Drillfield forms the campus core, while Lane Stadium anchors autumn Saturdays, when college football shapes the local calendar. Beyond the university, the Huckleberry Trail links Blacksburg with nearby Christiansburg along a former rail corridor through rolling Appalachian country. The New River Valley places the town in southwest Virginia, between rural communities and mountain terrain. Explore additional webcams nearby to see how Blacksburg relates to the New River Valley and the Appalachian uplands.
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