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    1. Virginia
    2. Loudoun County

    Major cities or towns:

    Leesburg
    Purcellville
    Lovettsville
    Loudoun County, Virginia is a vibrant and rapidly growing region located in the northern part of the state, just outside of Washington, D.C. The county boasts a diverse geography, ranging from the rolling hills of the Piedmont region to the scenic Appalachian Mountains in the west. The climate is generally mild, with four distinct seasons and average temperatures ranging from the 30s in winter to the 80s in summer. Demographically, Loudoun County is one of the wealthiest and most highly educated counties in the United States, with a population of over 420,000 people. The economy is thriving, driven by a strong technology and government contracting sector, as well as a growing tourism industry. The cost of living is higher than the national average, particularly in the housing market, where home prices can be quite steep. The education system in Loudoun County is excellent, with highly-rated public schools and several prestigious universities and colleges, including George Mason University and Loudoun County Community College. Healthcare facilities are also top-notch, with multiple hospitals and medical centers serving the region. Culturally, Loudoun County offers a wealth of attractions, from historic sites and museums to wineries, breweries, and outdoor recreation opportunities. The county is known for its scenic beauty, with ample opportunities for hiking, biking, and other outdoor activities. Transportation and infrastructure in Loudoun County are generally good, with a network of highways and public transportation options, including the Silver Line of the Washington Metro system. However, traffic congestion can be a challenge, particularly during peak commuting hours. In terms of safety and crime rates, Loudoun County is generally considered a safe place to live, with lower-than-average crime rates compared to the national average. The community vibe is vibrant and diverse, with a mix of urban and suburban lifestyles. Overall, Loudoun County is an attractive and desirable place to live, offering a high quality of life, a thriving economy, and a wealth of cultural and recreational opportunities. However, the high cost of living and potential traffic challenges may be drawbacks for some prospective residents.

    Demographics

    Population

    414K

    Ethnicity %

    White
    54
    Black
    7
    Asian
    18
    Hispanic
    13

    Median Age

    36.2

    Density

    9 of 10

    606 / Mile²

    Avg Family Size

    3.1

    Religious

    29%

    Foreign Born

    12%

    Veterans

    9.7%

    Adult Smokers

    10%

    Adult Obesity

    27%

    Uninsured

    6%

    Excessive Drinking

    16%

    Poverty Rate

    10.2%

    Weather

    Sunlight

    4.8 hours winter dailyAverage sun

    Summer average temp

    89°F

    Winter max temp

    45°F

    Precipitation

    40 in.

    Snowfall (inches)

    21.0 (high)

    Drought risk

    Very Low

    Earthquake risk

    Very Low

    Wildfire risk

    Very Low

    Tornado risk

    Very Low

    Hurricane risk

    Very Low

    Crime

    Rank: 1.6 of 10

    (crimes per 1,000 people yearly)

    Violent

    1 (0.8)

    Property

    2 (10)

    Assault

    1 (0.5)

    Larceny (theft)

    3 (8)

    Robbery

    2 (0.1)

    Burglary

    1 (0.7)

    Rape

    2 (0.18)

    Auto Theft

    1 (0.4)

    Murder

    1 (0.01)

    Arson

    2 (0.07)

    Driving deaths involving alcohol

    42%

    Politics and Law

    State politics

    Blue (Democrat)

    Abortion laws

    Legal through 2nd trimester

    Marijuana laws

    Legal for recreational use

    Gun Laws

    Permit required for concealed carry

    Democrat

    62%

    Republican

    36%

    State Tax Burden

    7.86%

    Cigarette Tax

    $0.6

    Jobs

    Income (per capita)

    $90,254

    Unemployment

    2.1%

    Employment

    60.3%

    Hours worked

    41.6

    Outdoors

    Natural Amenities

    3.7 / 10

    Water Area

    0.23%

    Near park?

    5%

    Beaches

    1-3 hours

    Mountains

    Less than 1 hour

    Tree Area

    27%

    Housing

    Home Ownership

    68%

    Median Home Price

    $723K

    Average Rent

    $2,664

    Internet over 25mbps

    63%

    Transportation

    Walkability

    24

    Cycling

    26

    Public Transit

    unknown

    Major Airport

    <2 hours

    Average Commute Time

    33

    Education

    K-12 Test Scores

    10 of 10  

    (avg: 0.39)

    College graduates

    61%

    Culture

    Arts scene

    unknown

    Food awards per 100k

    unknown