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Bellmeade: I-95 - MM 063.0 - NB
Bellmeade has served as a transportation corridor in Virginia’s Richmond region since the mid-20th century. Set south of central Richmond, the community lies alongside Interstate 95, where multilane roads pass through a heavily wooded urban fringe. This part of Virginia belongs to the wider James River basin; the river shapes Richmond’s geography before continuing toward the Chesapeake Bay. Richmond became Virginia’s capital in 1780 and was the capital of the Confederacy for most of the American Civil War. Bellmeade is defined less by a traditional downtown than by residential districts, mature tree cover and the major north–south route linking Richmond with Petersburg and places farther south. It marks the transition between the metropolitan core and its southern suburbs.
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Bellmeade has served as a residential community in central Virginia since the twentieth century. It lies in Chesterfield County, south of the James River and within the wider Richmond metropolitan area, where suburban neighbourhoods meet the wooded, gently rolling terrain of Virginia’s Piedmont edge. Richmond’s museums, historic districts and riverfront are within the same urban region, while local roads connect Bellmeade with communities across the county. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Chesterfield County and central Virginia.
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