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The Virginia County Map shows the political and administrative subdivisions of the state. The State of Virginia is made up of 95 counties and 39 independent cities. Both the cities and counties in Virginia are run in a similar manner for administrative convenience.
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Some of the important counties of Virginia are given below:
Arlington County-It is the smallest independent county in the U.S. in terms of land area. Arlington County is an metropolitan neighborhood managed in the form of a county.
Bland County-The Bland County was founded in 1861 and encompasses a total area of 359 square miles. The population is 6,871.
Amelia County - Spread over a total area of 357 square miles, the County of Amelia holds a total population of 11,400 as per census of 2000.
Buchanan County-Buchanan County covers a total area of 504 square miles and is home to a population of 26,978 according to the census data of 2000
Loudoun County - The county seat of this county is Leesburg. Loudoun County is the fastest developing county in the state and as of 2007, the median household income of the county ($107,207) was the maximum in the country. The area is 520 sq miles and the population is 169,599.
Caroline County- Caroline County covers a total area of 533 square miles and houses a total population of 22,121 as per the census data of 2000
Dickenson County- The Dickenson County was formed in 1880 and covers a total area of 333 square miles. The population is 16,395.
Fairfax County - This county is the most populated county in the state. According to the 2010 Census, the county is home to a population of 1,081,726. However, the county does not incorporate Fairfax, its county seat. The county has an important metropolitan commercial and shopping hub in Tyson's Corner, the biggest office market in Virginia. The area is 396 sq miles.
The Virginia County Map clearly marks the exact location of the counties within the state.
NEIGHBOUR STATES:Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina.
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