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Country Club Acres: I-64 - MM 243.1 - WB

3 37.25°, -76.64°
About location

The Virginia Peninsula defines the setting of Country Club Acres — low, wooded Tidewater ground and broad divided roads shape this suburban edge of the Williamsburg area. Virginia State Route 199, known as the Humelsine Parkway, forms a major connection through the community and around Williamsburg, linking local neighbourhoods with the regional road network. Development is dispersed rather than urban, with mature tree cover, roadside businesses and residential areas. Williamsburg provides the area’s cultural reference point: it served as Virginia’s colonial capital from 1699 to 1780, while Colonial Williamsburg preserves part of its eighteenth-century townscape. Country Club Acres sits in a modern transport corridor close to one of the United States’ most significant early-American historic districts.

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