Virginia

          Virginia Beach: 450.000

          Chesapeake: 255.000

          Arlington: 252.000

          Richmond : 234.000

          Norfolk: 231.000

          Newport News: 183.000

          Alexandria: 159.000

          Hampton: 137.000

          Suffolk: 103.000

Glenn Youngkin: Republican Party

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  • I-95, the principal north–south route on the East Coast passing northern Virginia.
  • I-81, running along the western side (through the Valley region), providing north–south access in the interior.
  • I-64, running east–west across the state (from the coast/Chesapeake Bay region through Richmond and westward).
  • I-66, connecting Washington, D.C. region to the western parts of Northern Virginia.
  • I-85, I-77, I-295, I-195, I-264, etc., including spur and auxiliary interstates serve urban areas.
  • For instance, I-464 connects Chesapeake to Norfolk (a regional connector)
• The highway network provides key interstate connections to neighboring states (Maryland, West Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky) and supports regional mobility between major metro zones.
   

• Urbanna Oyster Festival — celebrates oysters and coastal culinary traditions.
• Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival — held in the Shenandoah Valley in spring.
• Virginia State Fair and many county fairs across the state (agriculture, livestock, crafts)
• Music festivals: Virginia has many, including the Rooster Walk Music & Arts Festival (in Martinsville) and others that blend arts, local cultural.
• Seasonal and harvest celebrations: apple harvest festivals, wine & grape festivals, oyster and seafood festivals in coastal areas.
• Local fairs, arts & crafts markets, historical reenactments, cultural heritage events are common in towns and rural areas across Virginia.

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