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Albemarle County is a county in the Piedmont region of Virginia. Established in 1744, Albemarle County used to belong to Goochland County.
Monticello, located at Thomas Jefferson Pkwy, Charlottesville, Virginia, is the presidential residence and slave plantation of Thomas Jefferson.
Carter Mountain Orchard is a year-round destination for those searching for fresh, locally grown fruit and delicious cider donuts.
Riverview Park is a riverfront preserve spanning 27 acres and features a playground, picnic spots, and trails that may be used for walking and biking.
Located just outside Charlottesville, James Monroe’s Highland is a historic structure, once the home of Founding Father and U.S.
Northern Charlottesville is home to Darden Towe Park, a 113-acre green space located on the east bank of the Rivanna River.
Barboursville Ruins is a historic brick home built by Thomas Jefferson that has been converted into a winery and vineyard.
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