Botetourt, Virginia

Botetourt is a county located in the western part of Virginia, USA. It is part of the Roanoke metropolitan area and serves as an administrative region within the state. The county seat is Fincastle, while other significant communities include Daleville and Troutville. As of the latest census, the population of Botetourt County is approximately 33,000 residents.

Botetourt is characterized by its varied geography, including the Blue Ridge Mountains to the southwest and several rivers, such as the James River and the Roanoke River. The county is served by major transportation routes, including Interstate 81 and U.S. Route 220, facilitating access to surrounding areas.

Points of interest in Botetourt include the historic Botetourt County Courthouse, which reflects the county's governance, and natural recreational areas such as the Jefferson National Forest. Recent developments focus on infrastructure improvements, including road enhancements and community facilities. The local economy is supported by agriculture, manufacturing, and retail sectors. Housing developments have been noted in response to population growth patterns, and the county is actively addressing climate considerations in its planning and development efforts.