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McAdam: I-81 - MM 94.3 - SB
McAdam has served as a road junction in Virginia’s New River Valley since Interstate 81 was built through the area in the 20th century. The community lies amid the rolling, wooded uplands of southwestern Virginia, near the New River, one of North America’s oldest rivers. Interstate 81 is a major north–south corridor between Tennessee and the Northeast, while local roads link dispersed communities across Pulaski County. This section of Virginia belongs to the wider Appalachian region, where transport routes follow ridges and river valleys. Nearby Pulaski developed as a railroad and manufacturing town, reflecting the long importance of transport and industry in this part of the state.
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McAdam occupies a rural pocket of the New River Valley in southwest Virginia. The community lies in Pulaski County, where wooded ridges, pastureland and scattered homesteads mark the Appalachian Valley and Ridge province. The New River is the defining watercourse of this part of the state, shaping the broader valley rather than a dense urban skyline. Pulaski County was created in 1839 and takes its name from Casimir Pulaski, the Polish-born officer who served in the American Revolution. McAdam is best understood as part of this quiet, road-linked rural setting. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of the New River Valley and southwestern Virginia.
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