Prince George, Virginia

Prince George is a county located in the Commonwealth of Virginia, situated to the south of the James River and adjacent to the city of Petersburg. The county serves as a suburban area within the Greater Richmond Region. As of the latest estimates, the population of Prince George County is approximately 36,000 residents. The county seat is Prince George, which functions as the administrative center for local government activities.

Transportation infrastructure includes several major highways, such as Interstate 295, which facilitates access to surrounding areas, including Richmond and Fort Lee, a significant military installation. Notable points of interest include the Prince George County Courthouse and the various parks and recreational areas within the region, such as the Appomattox River Park, which offers outdoor activities and natural scenery.

Recent developments in Prince George include growth in residential housing to accommodate a rising population and improvements in local infrastructure to support economic activity. The area's proximity to larger urban centers has contributed to patterns of suburbanization, along with considerations for environmental sustainability and climate resilience in community planning efforts.