Description | Letter | City | % Correct |
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Served as the capital of the Confederate States of America | R | Richmond | 99%
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Site of the first permanent English colony | J | Jamestown | 97%
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City home to the U.S. Atlantic Fleet | N | Norfolk | 93%
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Most populous city in Virginia in terms of city proper | V | Virginia Beach | 92%
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Most populous city in Southwest Virginia. Namesake of a "lost colony" | R | Roanoke | 91%
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Namesake of the bay between the Delmarva Peninsula and the rest of the state | C | Chesapeake | 89%
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Site of George Washington's estate | M | Mount Vernon | 86%
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City with a "Colonial" historical district | W | Williamsburg | 86%
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Its military cemetery was built in 1864 on the former estate of Robert E. Lee | A | Arlington | 84%
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Town where Cornwallis surrendered | Y | Yorktown | 81%
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It's not a news channel, it's an independent city at the end of the Virginia Peninsula | N | Newport News | 79%
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Most populous Virginian city on the Potomac River | A | Alexandria | 77%
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Where the University of Virginia is situated | C | Charlottesville | 77%
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Town home to the FBI crime lab | Q | Quantico | 72%
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Independent city with the namesake of the most populous county in Virginia | F | Fairfax | 68%
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Namesake of a huge metropolitan area in southeastern Virginia | H | Hampton | 68%
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Former village where Robert E. Lee surrendered, now a national historical park | A | Appomattox Courthouse | 67%
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Headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency | L | Langley | 58%
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Only Virginian city that wasn't recaptured by the Union before the end of the Civil War | L | Lynchburg | 57%
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Site of the deadliest school shooting in the United States | B | Blacksburg | 51%
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