The northern region of Virginia is often associated the nation's capitol, Washington DC. Many of Northern Virginia's counties are part of the southern area of the Greater Washington DC Area including such influential counties like Arlington, Fairfax, and Prince William County. The western part of Northern Virginia is much more picturesque as it is nestled in the magnificent Shenandoah Valley and the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The outline of Northern Virginia is composed of the West Virginia state line to the north and west, the state line of Maryland to the north and the east, and the southern boundary is relatively arbitary. In most cases, the southern border of Stafford, Culpepper, Madison, and Rockingham Counties.

The most densely populated part of Northern Virginia, and Virginia as a whole, is those communities that are part of the Washington DC metro area. With the high-octane economy here, this is an area of high growth and economic development, making it alluring for many people and businesses.

Significant cities of Northern Virginia include Manassas, Arlington, Dale City, Harrisonburg, Alexandria, Fairfax, and Fredericksburg. Whether you're looking for the omnipotent energy of the big city or the calm tranquility of a small mountain town, you'll find whatever you desire in Northern Virginia!