is there a plateau in virginia?
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In Virginia, the southwestern portion of the state is part of the Appalachian Plateau province. Regionally, the Appalachian Plateau lies to the northwest of the Valley & Ridge. The boundary between the two provinces, known as the Allegheny structural front in northern and central Virginia A, is a transition from tight folds of the Valley & Ridge to low-amplitude folds and flat-lying rocks in the Plateau.
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I don't know. I am in the Blue Ridge Mtns. and I am farther north. It snows here once in a while and very seldom on Christmas. So, it's very likely it won't snow there either. What large city is it near? That isn't a familiar place to me. The mountains aren't mush in GA. You have to be in NC, TN, VA, KY, and north for the mountains to be the real thing. That's this mountain womans opinion.
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I live in Virginia, but here's a little I have found.\n\nHave relatives in Georgia.  Brother and sister-in-law love it, their children looking to go elsewhere, if they can.  I've only visited Atlanta and Albany, so can't personally get a true picture of life there.\n\nNorth Carolina, I've visited a lot of the region in the western part of the state, near the Tennessee border.  Scenic, moderate climate except in the highlands around Boone.  Brief visit to Charlotte.  The Research Triangle area well known to be driving R&D development.  State seems progressive in their vision, transporatation system improving.\n\nA little about taxes I found from link listed below:\nState income tax rate\nGA 1.0 - 6.0% in 3 brackets\nNC 6.0 - 8.5% in 4 brackets, rates scheduled to be reduced in 2007\n\nState sales tax\nGA state 4% local 3% = 7% total - groceries exempt\nNC state 4.5% local 3%= 7.5% - groceries exempt from state portion, local is optional\n\nReal estate transfer rates\nGA $1 for 1st $1,000 consideration, $.10 for each additional $100, making rate of .10%\n2004 revenue generated $420,000\n\nNC $1 per $500 consideration, 51% of revenue stays at local level, rate is .20%\n2004 revenue generated $54,940,000\n\nNow of this last comparison, I was struck by the wide difference in revenue generated.  With NC rate being twice that of GA, the revenue generated was over 100 times the amount of GA.\n\nEither NC real estate valuation is much higher or there was not much real estate transfer in GA in 2004.\n\nHope this information helps, and good luck in your move!
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it depends what part. Any where from ahoskie westward will see snow but on the outer banks will not see any snow.  I live in Virginia around the suffolk area and i don't see snow very often, but if i drive 40 miles west, the usually get a lot.  Where do you live exactly?
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http://www.virginiaplaces.org/religion/index.html\n\nGood luck!
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There is one in Richmond, right on 40 near I-70\n\nTHey have a weath of information and walking trails that are clearly marked with numbers to match the informational papers.\n\nHope this helps
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Shenandoah Valley \nLoudoun Valley
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Not in Virginia, but as with most things that might vary from state to state.
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Not quite yet. There has to be a confirmation that the Dems took both MT and VA to make good on it
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i used to live out there in va, not many places have it, but you might want to check out shoe stores, or maybe go to other military stores like the nex.
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sunday july 2nd in norfolk VA, august 14th in charlottesville VA,   august 15th in washington DC.\n\napperance: Sunday, July 2 2-4 p.m. Tidewater Sports MacArthur Center Mall, Norfolk, VA Meet Shawn Michaels from 2-4 p.m.\n\nsorry nothing in richmond that i could tell
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It's in a valley surrounded by plateaus.
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:} good question   we are probably both from virginia    \nI would like to know too.
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I know of a couple of great places near Richmon, IN.  \n\nUS 27 goes north and south through Richmond.  South of Richmond, less that 7 miles, there is a place where the road cuts through a hill and is very popular for hunting fossils.\n\nThe other place in Richmond is at the water falls on the White Water River (really a creek).  It is the track that the retreating glaciers followed and there are lots of fossils to be found at the falls where they have been exposed.
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I was just in VA last week and picked up a paper, I thought it was free. I don't remember the name but it has thousand of classified ads in there. The paper was all over different businesses. I seen an ad in there for a farm house with 7 bedrooms for 800.00 a month. I was going to Winchester and I believe that paper covered the Fredericksburg area. Not to mention, I walked out with the paper and seen the  1.35 cost for it uuukkk! I thought those classified papers were free.It did have a lot of rentals, if you're seeking a mobile home try to buy it with owner financing it.for you. You'll;; be better off , going that route..
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As for North and South Dakota/Carolina, the answer has been given. The story with VA and WV is related to the issue of slavery and the period leading up to the American Civil War.\n\n(In short: What used to be "eastern Virginia" was mostly inhabited by slave-owning plantation holders. The part that is now West Virginia was inhabited by small farmers etc. The situation threatened to split the state apart, so the people voted to split it up in two states: WV for the Union, VA for the Confederacy.)
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A mild humid coastal climate is characteristic of Virginia.\n\nRecord high temperature: 110 degrees F (43 C) at Columbia on July 5, 1954.\nRecord low temperature: -29 degrees F (36 C) at Monterey on Feb. 10, 1899.\nAverage July temperature: 75 degrees F (24 C).\nAverage January temperature: 36 degrees F (2 C).\nAverage yearly precipitation: 43 inches (109 cm).