Page, Virginia

Page is a city located in the state of Virginia, within Shenandoah County. It serves as a small administrative center in the region. The city is situated along the North Fork of the Shenandoah River and is approximately 90 miles northwest of Washington, D.C. As of the latest census, the population of Page is around 1,000 residents, contributing to the rural character of the area.

Key points of interest in Page include the nearby George Washington National Forest, which offers recreational opportunities such as hiking and camping. The city is also close to the historic town of Luray, known for the Luray Caverns, a significant tourism site in the region. Page is accessible via U.S. Route 211, which connects it to larger transportation networks.

Recent developments in Page have focused on infrastructure improvements, including road maintenance and enhancements to public services. The local economy is primarily driven by agriculture and tourism, reflecting the area's natural resources. Climate considerations include managing seasonal weather patterns, which can impact local agriculture and tourism activities.