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Bradley Acres: I-64 - MM 202.9 - EB
Among the places of Virginia, Bradley Acres stands out for its position along Interstate 64, a principal east–west route across the Atlantic Coastal Plain. This low, wooded terrain lies east of Richmond, where broad road corridors cut through pine and hardwood cover and connect the capital region with communities toward Hampton Roads. I-64 runs from the West Virginia state line to Hampton Roads, making this stretch part of a major link between western Virginia, Richmond and the coast. Richmond has served as Virginia’s capital since 1780, while the surrounding corridor reflects the modern transport network beyond its historic core. Bradley Acres marks the transition between metropolitan travel routes and Virginia’s forested lowlands.
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