Police Reports in Virginia
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Virginia Police Crash Report Form
Official Report Forms
Form overview
The Commonwealth's official crash form is titled the Virginia Police Crash Report (FR‑300P). The version examined in this article is the revision dated July 2007. This revision date is visible on the form's footer and in the manual provided to officers. The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) issues the form through its Traffic Records Electronic Data System (TREDS) and requires that all crashes involving injury, death or at least $1,500 in property damage be reported. The report is supported by a companion manual (FR‑300M) and code sheet that explain the numeric fields and coding instructions. Officers complete the report either electronically or on paper; the completed report is uploaded into TREDS, where it becomes part of the statewide crash database. The FR‑300P consists of six primary pages and additional supplements. The first three pages collect core information about the crash, drivers and vehicles. The fourth page contains a diagram and narrative. Pages five and six are used when commercial vehicles, pedestrians or extra occupants are involved. Supplementary pages allow officers to document more vehicles or people as needed. Using a single, standardized form across all Virginia jurisdictions ensures that crash data can be compared across years and regions.
Section breakdown
Page 1 – Basic crash information and participants
The top of the first page provides a general overview of the crash. Officers record the date, time and location of the collision, including the road name, direction of travel, intersection or block number and whether the crash occurred on a highway, rural road or at an intersection. There is also a space to note the number of vehicles involved and the estimated dollar amount of damage. If the crash is classified as a hit and run or involves a fatality, the officer checks the appropriate box. Because insurance claims often hinge on the estimated damage, drivers should review this field carefully and request corrections if necessary. Below the crash overview, the page is divided into two mirrored sections—one for each of the first two vehicles involved. Each section lists the driver's name, address, date of birth, license number and status, along with contact information and whether the driver was injured. There are check boxes to indicate seat belt use, airbag deployment, ejection and whether extrication was needed. The officer also enters the driver's insurance company and policy number. Beneath the driver information, the vehicle section records the year, make, model, color, Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), license plate number and state. Officers note whether the vehicle was towed, its travel speed and the direction of travel prior to impact. If more than two vehicles are involved, additional vehicle pages are attached. At the bottom of page 1, the report lists passengers and their seating positions. Only passengers who were injured or killed are named; uninjured passengers are counted but unnamed. For each passenger, the officer records seat location, seat belt or restraint use, airbag deployment and the severity of injury, coded as fatal, incapacitating, non‑incapacitating, possible injury or no injury. This level of detail helps researchers evaluate the effectiveness of seat belts and airbag systems.
Page 2 – Driver actions and vehicle characteristics
Page 2 of the FR‑300P delves into factors that may have contributed to the crash. Along the left side, the officer selects codes corresponding to driver actions and conditions. These include speeding, failure to yield, disregarding signals, following too closely, improper lane change and distracted driving. Other codes indicate whether the driver was impaired by alcohol or drugs, fatigued or experiencing a medical condition. The form also records whether a breath or blood test was conducted, the test results and whether citations were issued. This information is critical for law enforcement and prosecutors when determining whether criminal charges such as driving under the influence are warranted. The right side of page 2 focuses on the vehicle body type, maneuver and condition. Officers choose codes from the manual to describe the vehicle (for example, passenger car, pickup truck, SUV, motorcycle or large truck). They note the vehicle's maneuver at the time of the crash—going straight, slowing, stopping, turning left or right, passing or backing. Another set of codes indicates the vehicle condition, such as defective brakes, worn tires or broken headlights. Defective equipment can be a significant crash factor, and identifying these issues helps insurers and safety agencies determine whether mechanical failure played a role.
Page 3 – Environment and road conditions
The third page captures details about the crash environment. The left side of the page uses codes to indicate light conditions (daylight, dawn/dusk, dark lighted or dark unlighted), weather conditions (clear, rainy, snowy, foggy, etc.) and roadway surface (dry, wet, icy, sanded). Officers also record whether the crash occurred in a work zone, school zone or railroad crossing, and the posted speed limit. A section called "type of crash" identifies the manner of collision—such as rear‑end, head‑on, sideswipe, angle or single‑vehicle run‑off. These classifications help analysts identify common crash types and design targeted countermeasures. Below the environmental codes, the officer checks boxes for traffic control devices present at the scene (stop sign, yield sign, traffic signal, flashing signal, officer or none). There are also spaces to record whether the crash occurred at a junction, and if so, whether it was an intersection, interchange, driveway or other. The page provides fields for road alignment (straight, curve) and surface type (asphalt, concrete, gravel). By standardizing these details, Virginia's crash database can reveal patterns like high crash rates on wet curves or intersections with inadequate signage.
Page 4 – Diagram and narrative
Page 4 is devoted to the officer's crash diagram and narrative. The diagram is a bird's‑eye sketch of the roadway, showing lanes, intersections, traffic control devices and the paths of the vehicles before, during and after the collision. The officer uses arrows to indicate the direction of travel and marks the point of impact with an "X." A well‑drawn diagram helps insurers and engineers visualize the crash without visiting the scene. Next to the diagram, a large narrative section allows the officer to describe the crash in plain language. The narrative explains how the events unfolded, referencing the numbered "sequence of events" codes printed beneath it. Officers list the first harmful event (e.g., collision with another vehicle or object) and subsequent events, then identify the most harmful event. This information is essential for determining primary causation and calculating crash severity. If non‑vehicle property was damaged, the officer documents what was hit, such as guardrails, signs or fences. The narrative may also include statements from drivers and witnesses that could be significant in legal proceedings.
Page 5 – Commercial vehicle supplement
When a crash involves a commercial motor vehicle, the officer must complete page 5. This supplemental page records the vehicle's configuration (single unit truck, tractor‑semi‑trailer, double trailer), cargo body type (van, flatbed, tanker) and whether hazardous materials were involved. It also lists the commercial carrier's name, address, U.S. DOT number and phone number. The driver's commercial driver's license class and endorsement are recorded, along with hours of service and whether the driver was transporting passengers. Because commercial vehicle crashes often result in severe injuries and significant property damage, federal regulations require detailed documentation. Page 5 ensures that Virginia meets these requirements and can share data with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
Page 6 – Pedestrian and additional occupant supplement
Crashes involving pedestrians, cyclists or more passengers than fit on page 1 require the officer to complete page 6. The top of the page records each pedestrian's or non‑motorist's name, contact information and injuries. Officers note the person's activity (crossing at crosswalk, walking along roadway, standing, etc.), their action prior to impact and any contributing circumstances such as alcohol impairment or failure to obey signals. The page also includes fields for additional passengers not listed on page 1, capturing their seat position, restraints, airbag deployment and injuries. By capturing this data, the report ensures that non‑motorists and extra occupants are not overlooked in the crash record.
Code sheets and supplements
Throughout the FR‑300P, officers rely on a code sheet to convert detailed descriptions into numeric codes. The accompanying FR‑300M manual explains every code and provides instructions for filling out the form. Codes exist for weather conditions, vehicle type, driver contributing factors, road surface, alignment and more. By using codes instead of free text, the state can efficiently input thousands of crash reports into TREDS and analyze them with computer algorithms. When the crash involves more than two vehicles or additional people, officers attach supplemental pages that mirror the main report structure.
Use cases
Law enforcement and crash investigation
For police agencies, the FR‑300P is an essential tool for crash investigation. Officers use the structured fields to gather evidence, while supervisors review reports to ensure completeness and accuracy. The driver action and vehicle defect codes on page 2 help investigators identify primary causes such as distracted driving, speeding or brake failure. The narrative and diagram on page 4 allow reconstruction specialists to visualize the sequence of events and verify whether the physical evidence matches witness statements. When crashes involve fatalities, these police reports can support criminal charges for reckless driving, impaired driving or vehicular manslaughter.
Insurance and legal claims
Insurers depend on accident reports to determine liability and process claims. The FR‑300P lists each party's insurance information and documents contributing factors, helping adjusters assign fault. The injury severity and medical transport fields allow insurers to evaluate medical claims quickly. Attorneys representing crash victims use the narrative, diagram and codes to argue negligence. For example, if the report shows that a driver failed to yield and was traveling above the speed limit, a lawyer can use that evidence in settlement negotiations or at trial. Conversely, defense attorneys examine the report for inconsistencies or missing information that might mitigate their client's liability.
Transportation planning and research
The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) and regional planners use crash data from the FR‑300P to identify dangerous roads and intersections. By analyzing patterns in the environmental and road condition codes on page 3, engineers can determine whether poor lighting, inadequate signage or slippery surfaces contribute to crashes. Crash diagrams and narratives provide context for designing countermeasures such as rumble strips, better signage or redesigned intersections. The data also feed into statewide Highway Safety Improvement Program applications, helping Virginia secure federal funding for safety projects.
Public health and education
Public health agencies study crash reports to understand injury trends and evaluate safety programs. The passenger injury data on page 1 and the pedestrian information on page 6 help researchers assess the effectiveness of seat belt campaigns, child restraint use and pedestrian safety initiatives. If data show a rise in crashes involving young drivers distracted by mobile devices, educational programs can be targeted accordingly. Likewise, an increase in crashes in work zones may prompt outreach to motorists and contractors on work zone safety.
Accountability and transparency
Finally, the FR‑300P promotes accountability. Each report lists the investigating officer's name, badge number and agency, providing a point of contact for follow‑up questions. Supervisors review the report for accuracy, and the standardized format makes it harder to omit critical information. By documenting the who, what, when, where and how of each crash, the report helps ensure that victims' rights are protected and that negligent drivers are held accountable.
Conclusion
The Virginia Police Crash Report (FR‑300P) is more than a bureaucratic requirement; it is a comprehensive tool that supports safety, justice and data‑driven decision‑making. By capturing detailed information about the crash scene, driver actions, vehicle conditions and environmental factors, the form allows stakeholders to reconstruct events and identify patterns. The accompanying code sheet ensures that data are consistent and easy to analyze. Whether used by law enforcement, insurers, transportation planners, public health researchers or attorneys, these police reports and crash reports provide the foundation for improving road safety across the Commonwealth. In a state where traffic ranges from rural byways to some of the busiest highways on the East Coast, such standardization is essential for protecting lives and ensuring accountability.
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Virginia Beach
County: Virginia Beach
Population: 1.431.821
ZIP Codes: 23459, 23451, 23453...
Richmond
County: Richmond
Population: 1.081.248
ZIP Codes: 23222, 23223, 23298...
Chesapeake
County: Chesapeake
Population: 251.153
ZIP Codes: 23325, 23324, 23323...
Arlington
County: Arlington
Population: 235.463
ZIP Codes: 22209, 22203, 22202...
Norfolk
County: Norfolk
Population: 235.037
ZIP Codes: 23509, 23508, 23507...
Roanoke
County: Roanoke
Population: 214.019
ZIP Codes: 24019, 24014, 24015...
Newport News
County: Newport News
Population: 184.774
ZIP Codes: 23601, 23603, 23608...
Fredericksburg
County: Fredericksburg
Population: 166.746
ZIP Codes: 22401, 22404, 22412
Alexandria
County: Alexandria
Population: 156.788
ZIP Codes: 22302, 22301, 22304...
Hampton
County: Hampton
Population: 137.334
ZIP Codes: 23665, 23651, 23681...
Lynchburg
County: Lynchburg
Population: 123.662
ZIP Codes: 24515, 24504, 24502...
Charlottesville
County: Charlottesville
Population: 102.802
ZIP Codes: 22908, 22901, 22902...
Portsmouth
County: Portsmouth
Population: 97.299
ZIP Codes: 23709, 23708, 23704...
Suffolk
County: Suffolk
Population: 96.638
ZIP Codes: 23433, 23432, 23437...
Williamsburg
County: Williamsburg
Population: 91.935
ZIP Codes: 23185, 23188, 23187
Winchester
County: Winchester
Population: 86.501
ZIP Codes: 22601, 22604
Harrisonburg
County: Harrisonburg
Population: 73.926
ZIP Codes: 22801, 22802, 22807...
Centreville
County: Fairfax
Population: 71.885
ZIP Codes: 20120, 20124, 20121
Blacksburg
County: Montgomery
Population: 71.014
ZIP Codes: 24061, 24060, 24062...
Reston
County: Fairfax
Population: 63.542
ZIP Codes: 20194, 20191, 20190...
McLean
County: Fairfax
Population: 50.232
ZIP Codes: 22046, 22101, 22043...
Leesburg
County: Loudoun
Population: 48.788
ZIP Codes: 20175, 20176, 20177...
Tuckahoe
County: Henrico
Population: 48.610
ZIP Codes: 23229, 23238, 23255...
Ashburn
County: Loudoun
Population: 45.551
ZIP Codes: 20166, 20147, 20103...
Woodbridge
County: Prince William
Population: 43.443
ZIP Codes: 22191, 22194, 22195
Linton Hall
County: Prince William
Population: 42.077
ZIP Codes: 20136, 20155, 20181
Mechanicsville
County: Hanover
Population: 38.437
ZIP Codes: 23116, 23111
Fair Oaks
County: Fairfax
Population: 35.472
ZIP Codes: 22030, 22033, 22035
Petersburg
County: Petersburg
Population: 33.365
ZIP Codes: 23803, 23805, 23804...
Springfield
County: Fairfax
Population: 30.894
ZIP Codes: 22151, 22150, 22156...
West Falls Church
County: Fairfax
Population: 30.660
ZIP Codes: 22042
Bailey's Crossroads
County: Fairfax
Population: 25.458
ZIP Codes: 22041, 22311
Herndon
County: Fairfax
Population: 24.529
ZIP Codes: 20170, 20172, 22095
Fairfax
County: Fairfax
Population: 24.478
ZIP Codes: 22031, 22030, 22037
Cherry Hill
County: Prince William
Population: 23.443
ZIP Codes: 22191, 22026
West Springfield
County: Fairfax
Population: 22.905
ZIP Codes: 22152
Christiansburg
County: Montgomery
Population: 22.820
ZIP Codes: 24073, 24068
Montclair
County: Prince William
Population: 22.295
ZIP Codes: 22193, 22025
Merrifield
County: Fairfax
Population: 20.549
ZIP Codes: 22031, 22042, 22180...
Buckhall
County: Prince William
Population: 20.447
ZIP Codes: 20111, 20110, 20112
Meadowbrook
County: Chesterfield
Population: 20.383
ZIP Codes: 23234, 23237
Midlothian
County: Chesterfield
Population: 18.702
ZIP Codes: 23114, 23113
Franklin Farm
County: Fairfax
Population: 18.509
ZIP Codes: 22033, 20171
Colonial Heights
County: Colonial Heights
Population: 18.210
ZIP Codes: 23834
Gainesville
County: Prince William
Population: 18.036
ZIP Codes: 20169, 20155, 20156
Bristol
County: Bristol
Population: 17.024
ZIP Codes: 24201, 24202, 24203...
Hollins
County: Roanoke
Population: 17.005
ZIP Codes: 24019, 24020, 24050
Manassas Park
County: Manassas Park
Population: 16.923
ZIP Codes: 20111
Glen Allen
County: Henrico
Population: 16.630
ZIP Codes: 23060, 23059, 23058
Radford
County: Radford
Population: 16.505
ZIP Codes: 24142, 24141, 24143
East Highland Park
County: Henrico
Population: 16.071
ZIP Codes: 23222, 23223
Highland Springs
County: Henrico
Population: 15.091
ZIP Codes: 23075, 23223
Great Falls
County: Fairfax
Population: 14.854
ZIP Codes: 22066, 22102
Falls Church
County: Falls Church
Population: 14.593
ZIP Codes: 22046, 22040
Newington
County: Fairfax
Population: 13.824
ZIP Codes: 22153, 22150, 22079...
Martinsville
County: Martinsville
Population: 13.584
ZIP Codes: 24112, 24113, 24114...
Kings Park West
County: Fairfax
Population: 13.281
ZIP Codes: 22032
Mount Vernon
County: Fairfax
Population: 13.120
ZIP Codes: 22309, 22121
Timberlake
County: Campbell
Population: 12.833
ZIP Codes: 24551, 24550, 24502
Newington Forest
County: Fairfax
Population: 12.434
ZIP Codes: 22153
Manchester
County: Chesterfield
Population: 12.347
ZIP Codes: 23225, 23235, 23236
Fairfax Station
County: Fairfax
Population: 12.298
ZIP Codes: 22039, 22030, 22032
Gloucester Point
County: Gloucester
Population: 11.159
ZIP Codes: 23062, 23072, 23018...
Lake Monticello
County: Fluvanna
Population: 10.820
ZIP Codes: 22963
Lake Barcroft
County: Fairfax
Population: 10.678
ZIP Codes: 22044, 22041
Yorkshire
County: Prince William
Population: 10.678
ZIP Codes: 20111, 20113
Madison Heights
County: Amherst
Population: 10.398
ZIP Codes: 24572
Loudoun Valley Estates
County: Loudoun
Population: 10.323
ZIP Codes: 20166, 20148
Independent Hill
County: Prince William
Population: 10.217
ZIP Codes: 22193, 20112
Difficult Run
County: Fairfax
Population: 10.202
ZIP Codes: 20171, 22124, 22181
George Mason
County: Fairfax
Population: 9.954
ZIP Codes: 22030, 22032, 22118
Fishersville
County: Augusta
Population: 9.546
ZIP Codes: 22980, 22939, 24401
Seven Corners
County: Fairfax
Population: 9.171
ZIP Codes: 22044, 22041
University of Virginia
County: Albemarle
Population: 9.159
ZIP Codes: 22903, 22904
Purcellville
County: Loudoun
Population: 8.974
ZIP Codes: 20132, 20134
Dunn Loring
County: Fairfax
Population: 8.782
ZIP Codes: 22027, 22180, 22182
Smithfield
County: Isle of Wight
Population: 8.729
ZIP Codes: 23430, 23431
Abingdon
County: Washington
Population: 8.332
ZIP Codes: 24210, 24211, 24212
Lake of the Woods
County: Orange
Population: 8.165
ZIP Codes: 22508
Collinsville
County: Henry
Population: 7.645
ZIP Codes: 24078, 24112
Farmville
County: Prince Edward
Population: 7.613
ZIP Codes: 23901, 23909
Bull Run
County: Fairfax
Population: 7.513
ZIP Codes: 20120, 20121, 20122
North Springfield
County: Fairfax
Population: 7.511
ZIP Codes: 22151
Mantua
County: Fairfax
Population: 7.447
ZIP Codes: 22031, 22034, 22036...
Sandston
County: Henrico
Population: 7.011
ZIP Codes: 23150, 23250, 23231
Spotsylvania Courthouse
County: Spotsylvania
Population: 6.793
ZIP Codes: 22551, 22553
Potomac Mills
County: Prince William
Population: 6.122
ZIP Codes: 22192
Massanetta Springs
County: Rockingham
Population: 6.028
ZIP Codes: 22801
Stafford Courthouse
County: Stafford
Population: 5.780
ZIP Codes: 22554, 22555
Crosspointe
County: Fairfax
Population: 5.632
ZIP Codes: 22039, 22079
Dulles Town Center
County: Loudoun
Population: 5.541
ZIP Codes: 20166
Quantico Base
County: Prince William
Population: 5.491
ZIP Codes: 22134
Richlands
County: Tazewell
Population: 5.188
ZIP Codes: 24641, 24612, 24609
South Hill
County: Mecklenburg
Population: 4.737
ZIP Codes: 23970, 23950
Loch Lomond
County: Prince William
Population: 4.460
ZIP Codes: 20111, 20110
Tazewell
County: Tazewell
Population: 4.419
ZIP Codes: 24651, 24630, 24608
Mount Hermon
County: Pittsylvania
Population: 4.326
ZIP Codes: 24540
County Center
County: Prince William
Population: 4.233
ZIP Codes: 22192
University Center
County: Loudoun
Population: 4.107
ZIP Codes: 20147
Shenandoah Farms
County: Warren
Population: 3.956
ZIP Codes: 22630, 22642
Colonial Beach
County: Westmoreland
Population: 3.930
ZIP Codes: 22443
Gloucester Courthouse
County: Gloucester
Population: 3.509
ZIP Codes: 23061
Lake Wilderness
County: Spotsylvania
Population: 3.255
ZIP Codes: 22551
Marshall
County: Fauquier
Population: 3.213
ZIP Codes: 20198, 20115, 20116
Cloverdale
County: Botetourt
Population: 3.095
ZIP Codes: 24077, 24019
Timberville
County: Rockingham
Population: 2.998
ZIP Codes: 22815, 22853
Sully Square
County: Fairfax
Population: 2.668
ZIP Codes: 20151, 20171
Ravensworth
County: Fairfax
Population: 2.566
ZIP Codes: 22151, 22160
Goose Creek Village
County: Loudoun
Population: 2.519
ZIP Codes: 20147, 20148
Piney Mountain
County: Albemarle
Population: 2.478
ZIP Codes: 22911
Southern Gateway
County: Stafford
Population: 2.224
ZIP Codes: 22406
Horse Pasture
County: Henry
Population: 2.193
ZIP Codes: 24148, 24165, 24112
Patrick Springs
County: Patrick
Population: 2.094
ZIP Codes: 24133, 24171
Prince George
County: Prince George
Population: 2.066
ZIP Codes: 23875
Mount Jackson
County: Shenandoah
Population: 2.048
ZIP Codes: 22847, 22842
Pennington Gap
County: Lee
Population: 2.020
ZIP Codes: 24277, 24218
East Lexington
County: Rockbridge
Population: 2.020
ZIP Codes: 24450
Hampden-Sydney
County: Prince Edward
Population: 1.942
ZIP Codes: 23943, 23901
Westlake Corner
County: Franklin
Population: 1.824
ZIP Codes: 24184, 24121, 24101
Apple Mountain Lake
County: Warren
Population: 1.801
ZIP Codes: 22642
Shawsville
County: Montgomery
Population: 1.725
ZIP Codes: 24162, 24087
Haymarket
County: Prince William
Population: 1.591
ZIP Codes: 20169, 20168
Bull Run Mountain Estates
County: Prince William
Population: 1.582
ZIP Codes: 20169
Bowling Green
County: Caroline
Population: 1.455
ZIP Codes: 22427, 22428
Benns Church
County: Isle of Wight
Population: 1.443
ZIP Codes: 23314, 23430
Lyndhurst
County: Augusta
Population: 1.401
ZIP Codes: 22952, 22980, 24477
Great Falls Crossing
County: Fairfax
Population: 1.384
ZIP Codes: 20194
Central Garage
County: King William
Population: 1.364
ZIP Codes: 23086, 23009
Claypool Hill
County: Tazewell
Population: 1.332
ZIP Codes: 24637, 24609
Amelia Court House
County: Amelia
Population: 1.192
ZIP Codes: 23002
Nokesville
County: Prince William
Population: 1.179
ZIP Codes: 20181, 20182
McGaheysville
County: Rockingham
Population: 1.155
ZIP Codes: 22840
Innovation
County: Prince William
Population: 1.139
ZIP Codes: 20110, 20109
Occoquan
County: Prince William
Population: 1.089
ZIP Codes: 22192, 22125
Cluster Springs
County: Halifax
Population: 1.038
ZIP Codes: 24520, 24592
Belmont Estates
County: Rockingham
Population: 1.037
ZIP Codes: 22801
New Hope
County: Augusta
Population: 917
ZIP Codes: 22980, 24401, 24469...
Chester Gap
County: Rappahannock
Population: 896
ZIP Codes: 22640, 22623
Blue Ridge Shores
County: Louisa
Population: 853
ZIP Codes: 23093
East Stone Gap
County: Wise
Population: 792
ZIP Codes: 24246, 24219
Shenandoah Shores
County: Warren
Population: 783
ZIP Codes: 22630
Fort Chiswell
County: Wythe
Population: 770
ZIP Codes: 24382, 24360
Barboursville
County: Orange
Population: 747
ZIP Codes: 22942, 22923
Charlotte Court House
County: Charlotte
Population: 662
ZIP Codes: 23923
Dahlgren Center
County: King George
Population: 658
ZIP Codes: 22448
Shenandoah Retreat
County: Clarke
Population: 573
ZIP Codes: 20135
Port Republic
County: Rockingham
Population: 562
ZIP Codes: 24471, 24441
The University of Virginia's College at Wise
County: Wise
Population: 538
ZIP Codes: 24293
Mount Crawford
County: Rockingham
Population: 531
ZIP Codes: 22841
Stewartsville
County: Bedford
Population: 434
ZIP Codes: 24179, 24095
Big Stone Gap East
County: Wise
Population: 430
ZIP Codes: 24219
Mappsville
County: Accomack
Population: 403
ZIP Codes: 23407, 23359, 23308
Bowmans Crossing
County: Shenandoah
Population: 349
ZIP Codes: 22824
Willis Wharf
County: Northampton
Population: 322
ZIP Codes: 23486, 23350
Carrsville
County: Isle of Wight
Population: 278
ZIP Codes: 23315, 23851
Columbia Furnace
County: Shenandoah
Population: 266
ZIP Codes: 22824
Temperanceville
County: Accomack
Population: 265
ZIP Codes: 23442
Southampton Meadows
County: Southampton
Population: 255
ZIP Codes: 23851
Buckingham Courthouse
County: Buckingham
Population: 253
ZIP Codes: 23921
Flint Hill
County: Rappahannock
Population: 245
ZIP Codes: 22640, 22627
Fairview Beach
County: King George
Population: 204
ZIP Codes: 22485
Baskerville
County: Mecklenburg
Population: 202
ZIP Codes: 23915, 23970
Mount Clifton
County: Shenandoah
Population: 196
ZIP Codes: 22847, 22842
King William
County: King William
Population: 151
ZIP Codes: 23086, 23177
Southside Chesconessex
County: Accomack
Population: 100
ZIP Codes: 23417
Locust Mount
County: Accomack
Population: 99
ZIP Codes: 23480, 23410
Nottoway Court House
County: Nottoway
Population: 96
ZIP Codes: 23930, 23955
Cliftondale Park
County: Alleghany
Population: 81
ZIP Codes: 24422
Augusta Springs
County: Augusta
Population: 80
ZIP Codes: 24411, 24430
Lebanon Church
County: Shenandoah
Population: 72
ZIP Codes: 22657, 22641
Calverton
County: Fauquier
Population: 59
ZIP Codes: 20119, 22728, 20138
Mount Olive
County: Shenandoah
Population: 34
ZIP Codes: 22657, 22660
King and Queen Court House
County: King and Queen
Population: 31
ZIP Codes: 23085
Lunenburg
County: Lunenburg
Population: 16
ZIP Codes: 23947, 23974, 23952
Hudson Crossroads
County: Shenandoah
Population: 6
ZIP Codes: 22842
Orkney Springs
County: Shenandoah
Population: 0
ZIP Codes: 22810, 22845
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