Introduction to Richmond (Virginia)

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Richmond is a city in Virginia, a state in the South Region of the United States of America. Richmond has a population of 200,000 and the adjacent counties of Henrico and Chesterfield combine to create a local population of more than 750,000 people.

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Clinch River Steam Plant, in Russell County
Parkey Cemetery, in Lee County
Poor Branch, a stream in Carroll County
Poplar Hollow, a valley in Russell County
Possum Hollow, a valley in Tazewell County
Roberts Creek, a stream in Scott County
Robinson Ridge, a ridge in Russell County
Sharp Cemetery, in Carroll County
Short Hollow, a valley in Washington County
Speer Cemetery, in Scott County
Spring Ridge, a ridge in Dickenson County
Spruce Lick Branch, a stream in Scott County
Stagger Hollow, a valley in Washington County
Stallard Ford, in Lee County
Stanley Valley, a valley in Scott County
State Line Hollow, a valley in Buchanan County
Stephen Cemetery, in Dickenson County
Stormy Gap, a gap in Wise County
Three Forks, in Wise County
Tip Top Gap, a gap in Lee County
Trace Fork School, a school in Wise County
Trace Hollow, a valley in Buchanan County
Trout Dale Cemetery, in Grayson County
Turkey, a depression in Lee County
Turkey Pen Ridge, a ridge in Buchanan County
Upper Skegg Fork, a stream in Dickenson County
Vanderventer Cemetery, in Lee County
Vaughn Cemetery, in Scott County

Watson Cemetery, in Scott County
Weber City Elementary School, a school in Scott County
Whiterock Cove, a valley in Washington County
Whitewood School (historical), a school in Buchanan County
Whitt Cemetery, in Buchanan County
Wilburn Cemetery, in Tazewell County
Wildcat Spur, a ridge in Dickenson County
Wilkinson Cemetery, in Carroll County
Williams Cemetery, in Russell County
Williams Cove, a valley in Wise County
Willis Cemetery, in Dickenson County
Willow Hill Cemetery, in Carroll County
Winding Ridge, a ridge in Buchanan County
Wisler Cemetery, in Carroll County
Wolf Creek, a stream in Washington County
Wolfe Cemetery, in Scott County
Wolfpen Hollow, a valley in Russell County
Wooten Gap, a gap in Washington County
Wrights Pasture, a plain in Lee County
Wysor Valley, a valley in Russell County
Wythe County Community Hospital, a hospital in Wythe County
Wytheville National Fish Hatchery Number 1, in Wythe County
Yeary Cemetery, in Lee County
York School (historical), a school in Lee County
Young Cemetery, in Grayson County
Yowling Hollow, a valley in Dickenson County

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