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McMullin: I-81 - MM 40.8 - SB
McMullin combines a quiet Appalachian setting with the steady movement of Interstate 81 in a way that reflects its position in southwestern Virginia. The community lies among the folded ridges and wooded slopes of the Appalachian Mountains, within the Valley and Ridge province that shapes this part of the state. Interstate 81 is the defining modern corridor here, carrying regional traffic between Virginia’s interior and the Tennessee border. Rather than an urban centre, McMullin is a roadside locality where forested hills, cut slopes and the divided highway set the scale. Its character comes from the close meeting of mountain terrain and a major north–south route through eastern America.
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Among the communities of Virginia, McMullin stands out for its setting in Smyth County’s Appalachian ridge-and-valley terrain. It lies near Marion in southwest Virginia, where long wooded ridges alternate with working agricultural valleys. The Middle Fork Holston River runs through this part of the county, linking the area to the wider Holston watershed. McMullin is a small rural locality, while nearby Marion provides a cultural landmark in the Lincoln Theatre, a 1929 venue associated with the region’s live-music scene. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Smyth County.
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