
The James River meanders through the heart of the Virginia Piedmont, defining the border between Goochland and Powhatan counties. This landscape in the late 1960s is characterized by its institutional presence and scattered rural settlements. The county seat of Goochland sits on the northern bank, while large state facilities like the Beaumont Learning Center and the Virginia Correctional Center for Women occupy prominent tracts near the river's bend.
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