Virginia Railway Map highlights the significant routes through which the prime trains of the state pass. Almost all the cities and towns of Virginia are connected by the wide network of rail routes. The Virginia state map offers vital information on the railways of the place. In the year 1836 the first ever railroad of Virginia came into being that plied from Richmond to Fredericksburg. During the Civil War the railways of Virginia with 2076 km of tracks supported the Union Armies and Confederate. According to an official survey of 2000, the state of Virginia is serviced by ten railroad agencies. Also, 37 million tons of freight were available in the state of Virginia in the year of 2000. Norfolk Southern and CSX Transportation are known as the major railroad companies of the state of Virginia. Manassas and Fredericksburg are the two main train lines of Virginia. Some of the prime train stations of Virginia include Lorton, Union Station, Brooke, Alexandria, Leeland, Manassas Park, Crystal City, Quantico, Burke Center, Rippon, L'Enfant, Rolling Road and several others. The railway map of Virginia, apart from pointing out the railway tracks of the state, also highlights Atlantic Ocean and several towns of the place.
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Locations in the Map
MAJOR TOWNS:
Roanoke, Richmond, Norfolk, Virginia Beach.
OTHER TOWNS/CITIES:
Martinsburg, Winchester, Front Royal, Warrenton, Woodstock, Culepeper, Harrisonburg, Monterey, Staunton, Covington, Lexington, Waynesboro, Charlottesville, Richmond, Farmville, Hopewell, Williamsburg, Hampton Cape Charles, New Port, News, Norfolk, Fredericksburg, Tappshannock, Gloucester, Reedville, Accomac, Virginia Beach, Salem, Pulaski, Marion, Norton, Hansonville, Abingdon, Wytheville, Rocky Mount, Martinsville, Danville, Chatham, Clarksville, Brookneal, Roanoke, South Hill, Roanoke, Appomattox, Burkeville, Keysville, Petersburg, Portsmouth, Chesapeake.
NEIGHBOUR STATES: North Carolina, Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky
OCEANS, SEAS, RIVERS, BAYS & CANALS Atlantic Ocean.
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