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James River flowing by Westover Hills Bridge and the CSX train bridge James River looking toward Richmond The Byrd Park Carillon Bell Tower in Richmond Virginia

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Last Update: September 22, 2024


Tuckahoe Creek by Westover Hills Boulevard Bridge

Tuckahoe Creek by Westover Hills Boulevard Bridge – view photo enlarged


Under the Westover Hills Bridge by the James River in Richmond, Virginia

Under the Westover Hills Bridge by the James River in Richmond, Virginia – Click image to enlarge


Out in the rain

It has been hot for weeks with heat indexes rising to over 100ΒΊ Fahrenheit, but in the last few days, rain has finally come in to cut the heat.



Virginia Capitol park Bell Tower constructed 1824

Virginia Capitol Park Bell Tower constructed 1824 – photo June 2024


Men's Room Door at the Can CanMessieurs - Men's room door at Can Can restaurant in Carytown



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About Richmond and Virginia

The Commonwealth of Virginia is often called the "Old Dominion" and is the source of much of the oldest history of the United States. Sometimes referred to as the "Mother of Presidents" because of the eight U.S. presidents which have come from the state.

Population

Like all Virginia municipalities incorporated as cities, Richmond is an independent city and not part of any county. The population count for Richmond in the 2010 census was 204,214 people, and the estimated 2019 population is 230,436. The entire "Richmond Metropolitan Area" crosses into 9 counties and is estimated to have a population of 1,26 million persons.

Land Mass

Richmond land mass is 62.5 miles, of which 4% is water. The climate conditions for the city are categorized as humid subtropical climate, with hot, humid summers and generally mild winters.

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