The county with the largest population in Virginia is Fairfax County which is located about 10 miles south and west of Washington, DC. According to the 2005 population estimate, Fairfax County's population was 1,006,529. The county with the largest land area is Pittsylvania County located in the southern part of the state. The county is 982 square miles in size, borders with North Carolina, and is about 130 miles southwest of Richmond.
I'm pretty sure it is Fairfax County. It's made up of several communities in Northern Virginia, but perhaps one reason for its popularity is it's relative location to D.C. Fairfax County is definitely a really nice area to visit and the neighborhoods seem like a great place to live. If you're new or wanting to visit Virginia, below is a link for a great resource for things to do in Fairfax and also things to do in Washington D.C.
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West Virginia actually has 55 counties. You can find them with a quick "West Virginia counties" Google search.
No. West Virginia has 55 counties.
Virginia is known as the Old Dominion State. The capital is Richmond. In the state of Virginia there are 96 counties.
Fredrick and Garrett are Maryland's two largest counties.
The 10 largest counties in Virginia by size are: Pittsylvania County Augusta County Rockbridge County Halifax County Bath County Highland County Campbell County Franklin County Bedford County Wise County
There are no cities or counties in Virginia that begin with the letter Z. However, Zacata is a community in Westmoreland County, Virginia.
There are 95.
There was 6 counties at wv birth
Norfolk has a total square mileage of approximately 5,336 square miles. It is among the largest counties in Virginia in terms of land area.
The secession of the Western Counties of Virginia from the Confederate State of Virginia.
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when were there public libraries in all of Virginia's counties