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Lacey Spring: I-81 - MM 255.7 - SB
Lacey Spring has served as a rural crossroads in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley since the nineteenth century. The community lies in Rockingham County, where Interstate 81 and nearby U.S. Route 11 run through broad farmland between long, low ridges. This is part of the Great Valley, a corridor that has long connected the Mid-Atlantic with the South; the historic Valley Turnpike, now largely followed by U.S. 11, was important during the Civil War. Agriculture remains central to the county’s identity, with pasture, crop fields and farmsteads defining the settled floor of the valley. Lacey Spring provides a quieter counterpoint to the larger towns along this busy north–south route.
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Lacey Spring occupies a rural position in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia’s Rockingham County. It lies in broad interior farmland between the Blue Ridge and the Appalachian highlands, a landscape shaped by fields, wooded ridges and local roads. Rockingham County remains closely associated with agriculture, while the valley’s limestone soils have supported farms for generations. The wider Shenandoah Valley also played a major strategic role during the Civil War, when control of this north–south route was fiercely contested. Find related webcams across Rockingham County and the Shenandoah Valley to build a fuller picture of this part of Virginia.
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