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Mountain View: I-81 - MM 101.1 - SB
Mountain View is best known within Virginia for its position on the Interstate 81 corridor in Pulaski County. This small New River Valley locality lies among the rolling, wooded ridges of southwest Virginia, with the New River shaping the wider region. Interstate 81 links the area with Roanoke and the Tennessee border, while local roads connect nearby communities such as Dublin and Pulaski. Pulaski County was established in 1839 and is named for Casimir Pulaski, the Polish-born officer who fought in the American Revolution. Transport routes, forested slopes and the broader Appalachian setting define the character of this part of Virginia.
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Mountain View is best known within Virginia for its rural setting in the New River Valley. This small Appalachian locality lies in a region shaped by wooded ridges, farmland and the broad course of the New River, one of the few major rivers in North America that flows northward. The surrounding valley is part of Virginia’s mountain country, with Radford, Blacksburg and Christiansburg among the better-known communities nearby. It is a place that reflects the quieter, residential side of the region rather than its university and urban centres. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across the New River Valley.
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