King and Queen, Virginia

King and Queen is a county located in the Commonwealth of Virginia, USA. The county seat is the town of King and Queen Court House. Geographically, it lies in the eastern part of the state, bordered by the Mattaponi River to the south and the Rappahannock River to the north. King and Queen County has a rural character and covers an area of approximately 315 square miles. As of the most recent census data, the population is around 6,600 residents.

The county government operates various administrative functions from the courthouse, which is a central point of governance. King and Queen is served by a limited transportation network, with access primarily via state routes connecting to larger highways. Notable points of interest include the historic site of the King and Queen Courthouse, which reflects the county's legal and administrative heritage.

In recent years, there have been developments in infrastructure aimed at improving connectivity and public services. The county's economy is largely based on agriculture and small businesses, with some tourist activity related to its natural features, including rivers and rural landscapes. Climate considerations have influenced local planning to address environmental conservation and land use.