Newcombs

Newcombs is a small, unincorporated community located in Greene County, Virginia, United States. Situated in the central part of the county, Newcombs is primarily a rural area surrounded by forests and agricultural land. The community is known for its quiet, natural setting and its connection to the local history of the region.

The area is served by Virginia State Route 600, which provides access to nearby towns and routes. Like many rural communities in this part of Virginia, Newcombs has a history rooted in farming and local industry. The population is relatively small, and the community consists of scattered homes, farms, and some small businesses.

Newcombs is part of the broader cultural landscape of Greene County, which is characterized by its rolling hills, the Blue Ridge Mountains to the west, and a heritage that includes both agricultural traditions and a connection to the natural environment. Residents often engage in outdoor activities such as hiking and fishing due to the proximity of natural resources. The community does not have its own municipal government and is administered by Greene County.