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Warwick: I-95 - MM 68.7 - NB
James River defines the setting of Warwick — this south-bank community occupies a transport-oriented part of the Richmond metropolitan area, where broad arterial roads and low-rise commercial development meet mature tree cover. Warwick belongs to a wider urban region shaped by river crossings and road networks linking Richmond with communities to the south and east. Richmond has served as Virginia’s capital since 1780, and its central districts preserve major sites associated with the American Revolution and Civil War. Here the emphasis is on everyday metropolitan life: multilane corridors, service businesses, wooded margins and residential neighborhoods rather than a historic downtown.
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Built around the road and rail corridors south of the James River, Warwick grew into a residential community within the Richmond metropolitan area. It sits in central Virginia’s Piedmont, where the James has long shaped settlement, industry and travel through the state capital. Richmond’s historic core preserves major reminders of its role as the capital of the Confederacy during the American Civil War, while the riverfront remains central to the region’s identity. Warwick provides a quieter local base within this broad urban landscape. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of the Richmond region.
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