Community Information - Dinwiddie, Virginia

Dinwiddie History >

Originally Dinwiddie was the site of a trading post, which was built in 1646. That trading post gradually grew into the town and county itself. Noted for its rich Civil War history, Dinwiddie county is site to the battle of Five Forks, often referred to as the "Waterloo" of the Confederacy, and White Oak Road also welcomes visitors. Interesting landmarks include the circa 1851 Greek Revival-styled Courthouse, fully renovated in 2002.

More Information about Dinwiddie can be found at www.dinwiddieva.us

Location >

Dinwiddie County lies within 150 miles of three of the nation's major cities and has easy access to these centers through the area's excellent highway, rail, and air networks. Nearby cities include Washington D.C., Richmond, and Norfolk and the ports of Hampton Roads. The city of Petersburg adjoins the county on its northeastern limits.

Dinwiddie County Facts & Figures >

The population of Dinwiddie County is approximately 24,533
The approximate number of families is 6,722
School Enrollment at age 3+ = 5,586
High School Graduates, age 25+ = 70%
Bachelor's Degree or Higher, age 25+ = 11%
Housing Units = 9,707
Homeownership Rate = 79.2%
Households = 9,107
Persons per Household = 2.59
Median Household Income = $41,582

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Community

Chester
Chesterfield
Colonial Heights
Dinwiddie
Hopewell
Petersburg
Prince George
Surry
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