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Hampton: I-64 - MM 270.4 - HRBT - EB Tunnel Exit
The Hampton Roads Bridge–Tunnel has served as a road link across Hampton Roads in Virginia since 1957. Carrying Interstate 64 between Hampton and Norfolk, it takes traffic beneath the entrance to a major natural harbor connected with Chesapeake Bay. The original crossing was the world’s first bridge–tunnel complex, combining artificial islands with submerged tunnel sections so that the shipping channel could remain open. A parallel span, completed in 1976, increased capacity and reinforced the route’s role in the Hampton Roads transport network. This waterfront region has long been shaped by naval activity, commercial shipping and communities on both sides of the harbor.
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The tidal Hampton River defines the setting of Hampton — it passes through the historic center before joining Hampton Roads, the broad natural harbor connected to Chesapeake Bay. On the waterfront, the Virginia Air & Space Science Center interprets the area’s role in aviation and space research, including work associated with NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton. At Old Point Comfort, Fort Monroe National Monument preserves the site where the first documented Africans arrived in English North America in 1619. Chesapeake Bay beaches underline Hampton’s identity as both a port community and part of Virginia’s Tidewater coast. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Hampton Roads and the Virginia coast.
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