Dinwiddie County, Virginia

E97215

administrative division county county in Virginia

Dinwiddie County, Virginia is a historic rural county in south-central Virginia, known as the birthplace of U.S. Army General Winfield Scott and as a significant Civil War battleground area.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	administrative division → county → county in Virginia →
birthplaceOf	Winfield Scott →
borders	Brunswick County, Virginia NERFINISHED → Chesterfield County, Virginia NERFINISHED → Nottoway County, Virginia NERFINISHED → Petersburg, Virginia NERFINISHED → Prince George County, Virginia NERFINISHED → Sussex County, Virginia NERFINISHED →
contains	Carson, Virginia NERFINISHED → Church Road, Virginia → Dinwiddie Court House → Five Forks, Virginia → Fort Pickett portions (historical association) → McKenney, Virginia → Sutherland, Virginia NERFINISHED → Wilson, Virginia NERFINISHED →
country	United States →
countySeat	Dinwiddie, Virginia →
fipsCode	51053 →
governmentType	county government →
hasAreaType	land and water →
hasHistoricEvent	Battle of Dinwiddie Court House → Battle of Five Forks NERFINISHED → Petersburg Campaign operations →
hasMajorHighway	Interstate 85 NERFINISHED → U.S. Route 1 → U.S. Route 301 NERFINISHED → U.S. Route 460 NERFINISHED → Virginia State Route 40 → Virginia State Route 703 →
isHistoric	true →
isRural	true →
knownFor	American Civil War battlefields → birthplace of Winfield Scott →
locatedIn	Southside Virginia → Virginia → south-central Virginia →
namedAfter	Robert Dinwiddie →
partOf	American Civil War Eastern Theater → Petersburg, Virginia metropolitan area →
region	Coastal Plain (partly) → Piedmont (partly) →
seat	Dinwiddie →
state	Virginia →
subdivisionOf	Commonwealth of Virginia →
subdivisionType	county →
timeZone	Eastern Time Zone →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Chesterfield County, Virginia →	borderedBy
Southside Virginia →	contains
Central Virginia →	includesCounty
Winfield Scott →	placeOfBirth