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Newmarket: I-664 - MM 2.6 - SB
Among the places of Virginia, Newmarket stands out for its position on Interstate 64, a principal route through Hampton Roads. Set in the urbanized part of the Virginia Peninsula, it belongs to a region framed by the James and York rivers and connected by road to Hampton, Newport News and Williamsburg. Woodland, residential districts and major transport corridors meet across this low-lying coastal plain. The peninsula’s cultural landscape reaches back to the earliest English colony: Jamestown, founded in 1607 on the James River, is a foundational site in United States history. Newmarket reflects the modern, mobile side of a region shaped equally by waterways, military installations and port-related activity.
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Newmarket is best known within Virginia for its place in the Newport News section of Hampton Roads, on the Virginia Peninsula. The community lies close to the lower James River, which broadens toward Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake Bay, placing it in a setting shaped by tidal water and the urban Peninsula. Newport News Shipbuilding, founded in 1886, has made the wider waterfront an enduring American centre for naval ship construction. Newmarket is best understood as part of a working coastal metropolitan area rather than a separate resort destination. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Newmarket and the Virginia Peninsula.
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