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Nace: I-81 - MM 158.0 - SB
Nace occupies a roadside corridor in Botetourt County, in Virginia’s Blue Ridge region. The community lies beside Interstate 81, a principal north–south route through the Valley of Virginia, connecting this part of the state with Tennessee to the south and West Virginia to the north. Wooded slopes and scattered development place Nace in the Appalachian transition between the Roanoke and Shenandoah valleys. Botetourt County was created from Augusta County in 1770 and named for Norborne Berkeley, Lord Botetourt, Virginia’s colonial governor. Nace has no dense urban core; its character is shaped by the highway, local roads and forested ridges of southwest Virginia.
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Few communities in Virginia have a history as closely tied to the agricultural settlement of the Catawba Creek valley as Nace. This small Botetourt County community lies amid the foothills west of the Blue Ridge, where Catawba Creek runs north toward the James River. Its setting reflects the working rural pattern of western Virginia, with farms, dispersed homes and wooded ridges rather than an urban centre. Botetourt County, formed in 1770, was named for Norborne Berkeley, Baron Botetourt, a colonial governor of Virginia. Explore additional webcams nearby to better understand how Nace relates to its surroundings.
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