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Atlantic Park: I-264 - MM 26 - WB
Atlantic Park occupies a low, wooded stretch of the Atlantic Coastal Plain in Virginia Beach’s Hampton Roads region. Interstate 264 crosses this built-up coastal city on its route between Virginia Beach and Norfolk, while the Atlantic shoreline lies to the east and Chesapeake Bay to the north. The surrounding terrain is characteristically flat, with major roads threading between residential districts, commercial areas and patches of mature woodland. Virginia Beach developed as a seaside resort in the late 19th century; its Oceanfront remains the city’s public-facing centre, known for its long boardwalk, hotels and access to the beach. Atlantic Park belongs to the inland side of this larger coastal metropolis, where regional traffic and everyday urban life meet.
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Few sites in Virginia have a history as closely tied to the evolution of Virginia Beach’s oceanfront entertainment district as Atlantic Park. It occupies the former Virginia Beach Dome site, where the indoor arena hosted concerts and other events from 1970 until 1994. Just inland from the Atlantic Ocean, the area belongs to the resort core around 19th Street, with Virginia Beach’s three-mile boardwalk running along the shore. The nearby King Neptune statue at 31st Street is a familiar landmark of the annual Neptune Festival, a long-running celebration of the coast. Atlantic Park reflects the continuing reinvention of this stretch of Virginia Beach. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Virginia Beach’s Atlantic coastline.
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