King William, Virginia

King William is a town located in King William County, Virginia, within the United States. It serves as the county seat, playing a central role in local governance and administrative functions. Situated along the Mattaponi River, King William is approximately 30 miles northeast of Richmond, the state capital. The town is part of the Greater Richmond Metropolitan Area.

As of the latest census, King William has a population of around 2,000 residents, reflecting a small, rural community. The local economy is primarily based on agriculture, with some small businesses contributing to the economic landscape. Key points of interest in the area include the King William County Courthouse, built in the 18th century, which is a significant landmark.

Infrastructure in King William has seen gradual improvements, with ongoing transportation projects aimed at enhancing connectivity to surrounding regions. The town is accessed via Virginia State Route 30, which links it to major highways. Climate considerations include typical Mid-Atlantic weather patterns, with seasonal variations that can impact local agriculture and community activities. Recent trends show a modest increase in housing development to accommodate population growth.