Richmond City Book
Sunset view of James River from Libbey Hill Park View looking toward Richmond Business District from Libbey Hill Park View in panorama of Richmond area from Libbey Hill at sunset Inside the Shyndigz Cake and sweets store on Cary Street The Miller Rhoads Department Store Building in Richmond on East Broad Street - built originally in 1924 View from over the Nickel Bridge with the CRX train bridge in the distance The Capital Park in Richmond VA

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Last Update: October 27, 2025


Old train station clock tower viewed from 17th street in Richmond

Old train station clock tower viewed from 17th street in Richmond.


The old Richmond City Hall

The old Richmond City Hall on East Broad Street


The WTVR Radio Rower  originally built 1953

The WTVR Radio Rower originally built 1953, on Broad Street


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About Richmond and Virginia

The Commonwealth of Virginia is often called the "Old Dominion" and is the source of much of the oldest history of the United States. Sometimes referred to as the "Mother of Presidents" because of the eight U.S. presidents which have come from the state.

Population

Like all Virginia municipalities incorporated as cities, Richmond is an independent city and not part of any county.

2025 population 230,787 (estimated)
2025 metro area population: 1,162,000 (estimated)
2020 census population count 226,610
2010 census population count 204,214 people

The entire "Richmond Metropolitan Area" crosses into 9 counties.

Land Mass

Richmond land mass is 62.5 miles, of which 4% is water. The climate conditions for the city are categorized as humid subtropical climate, with hot, humid summers and generally mild winters.

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