Colonial Beach, Virginia Facts

Westmoreland County (http://www.westmoreland-county.org/index.htm) is where you'll find Colonial Beach, Virginia
Facts
Population: 3,250 as of 2000 Census, and 3,515 as of 2005 estimate. It is the largest incorporated town in the county, and probably all of the Northern Neck.
Land Area: 4 square miles
Beach: 2nd longest in the entire state!
Stoplights: 1
Founded: 1892
Elevation: Ranges from the flood plain from the Potomac River to 20 feet
Weather Station: Located at about 38.25°N 76.96°W. Height approximately 9 feet (3 meters) above sea level.
Current Weather:
Average Maximum Temperature:
°C (Celsius)
January: 7.6,
February: 9.3,
March: 14.9,
April: 20.5,
May: 25.5,
June: 30.0,
July: 32.0,
August: 31.3,
September: 28.0,
October: 21.8,
November: 16.1,
December: 10.1,
°F (Fahrenheit)
January: 45.7
February: 48.7
March: 58.8
April: 68.9
May: 77.9
June: 86.0
July: 89.6
August: 88.3
September: 82.4
October: 71.2
November: 61.0
December: 50.2
Zip Code: 22443
Area Code: 804 most, if not all of the phone numbers will begin with 224. Example: (804) 224-XXXX
Time Zone: Eastern Standard Time
Radio Station: WGRQ is an Oldies/Classic Rock formatted broadcast radio station licensed to Colonial Beach, Virginia, facts sheet says. The frequency is 95.9 on your FM dial.
Newspaper: The Journal Press has a Colonial Beach Edition and The Westmoreland News has an office next door to the Museum in town.
Colonial Beach is a
Golf Cart Town.
It received this designation in 2004. Being located quite close in proximity to the Navy Base at Dahlgren, this town gets to hear some of the testing conducted there. For the current testing schedule, see this website: http://www.nswc.navy.mil/RANGE/ Here's one of my favorite Colonial Beach, Virginia Facts: Westmoreland County is one of just two counties in the entire United States to be the birthplace of TWO U.S. Presidents! They are
George Washington
and
James Monroe.
The other county to be the home of two U.S. Presidents' birthplaces is Charles City County in Virginia where William Henry Harrison and John Tyler were born. Return from Colonial Beach, Virginia Facts to Colonial Beach Virginia Attractions Home

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