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Cline: I-81 - MM 67.6 - NB
Cline has served as a rural settlement in southwestern Virginia since the nineteenth century. It lies in the Appalachian Mountains, where wooded ridges and narrow valleys shape the countryside around the shared Interstate 81–Interstate 77 corridor. This is a working transport landscape: the divided highway carries long-distance traffic through the highlands, while the surrounding land remains largely forested. Interstate 81 is one of the principal north–south routes through the Appalachian region; I-77 joins it near Wytheville before turning south toward North Carolina. Cline conveys the mountain setting that frames travel through this part of Virginia, with major road infrastructure threaded between densely wooded slopes.
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Cline occupies a rural stretch of the Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians in southwestern Virginia. The locality lies amid the folded uplands that distinguish this part of the state, where narrow valleys and wooded ridges have long shaped settlement and travel. It belongs to Virginia’s Appalachian interior rather than its Atlantic-facing lowlands, offering a clear sense of the state’s varied terrain. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of southwestern Virginia.
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