Separated from Washington D.C. by the Lincoln Memorial Bridge, Arlington is the second smallest county in the United States and is the most urban of Virginia's counties.

The Ballston Metro Center, Sequoia Plaza, Stafford Place and the Crystal City Underground have given the county a reputation of "Little Manhattan".

With a strong city ambience, the county offers an exciting vitality and appeals to the urban minded. Arlington features a variety of housing choices with residential areas that are defined by their charm and distinctive character.

Although there are no incorporated towns within the county, development areas such as Rosslyn and Crystal City offer concentrated communities for both high rise residential and commercial use.


Demographics - 2005 acs* data

Area: 26 Square Miles
Population: 204,800
Median Household Income: $89,450
Average Age: 47.6
Married Households: 29.0%

*2005 us census american comunity survey


Schools - 2007 profile

Grade Ranges: Kindergarten-12th
Schools: 30
Teachers: 1373
Students: 17,890 (13/1 ratio)
National/State Ranking: 90th/91th Percentile


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