Fauquier County, Virginia

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual County by U.S. state and territory Exurb in the United States Highest-income county in the United States Museum in Virginia Northern Virginia county Preserve America Communities Virginia location Former county, city, and towns of Virginia 1759 establishment in Virginia
rdfs:label	Fauquier County, Virginia
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clgo:areaLand	1.675722307387392E9
clgo:areaTotal	1.686082259828736E9
clgo:areaWater	9841954.8192768
clgo:cityType	town
clgo:country	United States
clgo:countySeat	Warrenton, Virginia
clgo:largestCity	Warrenton, Virginia
clgo:location	Virginia United States
clgo:percentageOfAreaWater	0.6
clgo:state	Virginia
clgo:type	Nonprofit organization
clgo:yearOfConstruction	1759
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is clgo:birthPlace of	Irene Leache Joseph D. Bethune Susan Cummings (heiress) Steve Ashby Alexander J. Marshall Edward Edmonds James S. Green William McCoy (congressman) Jerrelle Benimon Wesley Dennis (illustrator) John S. Mosby Samuel C. Cumming Leonard Helm Martin E. Green Cynthia Folio Ken Cuccinelli J. Murray Bartels Thornton Buckner Francine Clark Henry H. Downing Fannie H. Marr John C. Mackie St. Julien R. Marshall Charles Lee (Attorney General) Thornton Stringfellow Matt Carson Joe Dombrowski Walker Keith Armistead Bertram and Diana Firestone Charles Marshall (colonel) Erica Wallach Sandy Lerner Martin Berkofsky Albert C. Smith (United States Army officer) Wade Hampton Frost Sarah White Dana Rucker Inman E. Page Tareq Salahi Dean Carnegie Lucy Addison Mike Duvall Mary Henderson Eastman Paul Mellon Richard Henry Dulany Thomas Love Moore William Smith (Virginia governor) Tom Davenport (filmmaker) Richard Norris Brooke John Quincy Marr Robert Eden Scott Isabel Dodge Sloane William Alexander Harris (Virginia politician) Charles Ford (outlaw) George B. Fitch Jud Wilson Richard Aylett Buckner Edward Carrington Marshall W. Selden Washington Bill Backer John Shaffer Phipps Thomas T. Fauntleroy (soldier) Taylor Edgar Harvey Russell Edward P. Evans John H. Gibbons (scientist) Richard Marshall (United States Army officer) Scott Shipp Bonnie Zacherle Malcolm MacPherson (writer) Robert Duvall Alexander Keith McClung Garnett Nelson James Markham Marshall Richard Leroy Williams Samuel Chilton Turner Ashby Ella Fitzgerald (drag queen) Harry L. Carrico Margaret Richardson (lawyer) J. Carroll Payne Cora Semmes Ives Waddy Butler Wood Albert Rust Cuthbert Bullitt Thomas Metcalfe (Kentucky politician) Benita Fitzgerald-Brown Elias Florence Walter P. Chrysler Jr. Charles S. Whitehouse John Taylor (Baptist preacher) Thomas Marshall (Virginia politician, born 1784) Cuthbert Powell John C. Pemberton C. Harrison Mann George Latham Fletcher Jesse Brown John D. deButts Steve Brodie (baseball) Bruce Sundlun ... and more
is clgo:broadcastArea of	WKCW WRCW
is clgo:deathPlace of	Charles Lee (Attorney General) Thomas C. Holliday Edward Carrington Marshall James Markham Marshall George Latham Fletcher Richard Chichester Mason
is clgo:locatedInArea of	Broken Hills (Virginia) Blue Ridge Mountain Bull Run Mountains High Knob (Blue Ridge, Virginia)
is clgo:location of	Arlington Outdoor Lab Auburn Battlefield Dakota (Warrenton, Virginia) Mountain Vista Governor's School The Hollow (Markham, Virginia) John Marshall Birthplace Park Chester Gap Wakefield School Waverly (Middleburg, Virginia) Whitney State Forest Ashleigh (Delaplane, Virginia) Chester F. Phelps Wildlife Management Area Yew Hill-Robert Ashby's Tavern-Shacklett's Tavern Brentmoor Beverley Mill G. Richard Thompson Wildlife Management Area Gen. William Mitchell House Liberty High School (Bealeton, Virginia) Marine Corps Base Quantico Vint Hill Farms Station Oakwood (Fauquier County, Virginia) Manassas Gap Green Pastures (Middleburg, Virginia) Waveland (Marshall, Virginia) Kettle Run High School (Nokesville, Virginia) Morven (Markham, Virginia) Bethel Military Academy Mill House (Middleburg, Virginia) Mount Hope (New Baltimore, Virginia) Air Traffic Control System Command Center Number 18 School in Marshall Warrenton Training Center Blue Ridge Farm (Upperville, Virginia) The Cold War Museum Yorkshire House Sky Meadows State Park Bull Run Mountains Natural Area Preserve Hopefield (Warrenton, Virginia) Old Denton Oak Hill (Delaplane, Virginia) Paradise (Warrenton, Virginia) Ashby Gap Galemont Belle Grove (Delaplane, Virginia) North Wales (Warrenton, Virginia) Weston (Casanova, Virginia) Highland School (Warrenton, Virginia) Old Fauquier County Jail Woodside (Delaplane, Virginia) Loudoun Valley Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area Thoroughfare Gap (Bull Run Mountain) Heflin's Store Oakley (Upperville, Virginia) Weston Wildlife Management Area The Community Music School of the Piedmont Monterosa (Warrenton, Virginia) The Oaks (Warrenton, Virginia) Loretta (Warrenton, Virginia) Melrose (Casanova, Virginia) Fauquier High School
is clgo:picture of	Little River Rural Historic District Ashleigh (Delaplane, Virginia) Carters Run Rural Historic District
is clgo:place of	Second Battle of Auburn Second Battle of Rappahannock Station Battle of Buckland Mills Battle of Thoroughfare Gap Battle of Kelly's Ford First Battle of Rappahannock Station First Battle of Auburn
is clgo:residence of	Thomas Marshall (Virginia politician, born 1784) Michael Webert
is clgo:subdivision of	Rectortown, Virginia Nokesville, Virginia Delaplane, Virginia Hopewell, Fauquier County, Virginia Bealeton, Virginia Somerville, Virginia Calverton, Virginia The Plains, Virginia Goldvein, Virginia Paris, Virginia Markham, Fauquier County, Virginia Vint Hill Farms Station Old Tavern, Virginia Northern Virginia Belvoir, Virginia Airlie, Virginia Warrenton, Virginia Sumerduck, Virginia New Baltimore, Virginia Casanova, Virginia Morrisville, Virginia Liberty, Fauquier County, Virginia Remington, Virginia Waterloo, Fauquier County, Virginia Hume, Virginia Opal, Virginia Midland, Virginia Orlean, Virginia Catlett, Virginia Germantown, Virginia Linden, Virginia Upperville, Virginia Atoka, Virginia Bleak, Virginia Belle Meade, Virginia Broad Run, Virginia Marshall, Virginia Bristersburg, Virginia Elk Run, Virginia Halfway, Virginia
is clgo:territory of	Roman Catholic Diocese of Arlington

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