Culpeper is considered Northern Virginia

[Anonymous]

Northern Virginia Wine Country sign in Culpeper was interesting to see. I know Fredericksburg is part of NOVA now so I now assume Culpeper is as well!

[Anonymous]

Why wouldn't it be?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why wouldn't it be?

Op here. Meh. I think could see it with Madison grouped as Central.

[Anonymous]

Neither Fredericksburg nor Culpeper is NOVA.

[Anonymous]

There is the geographic north and then the "NOVA" DC suburb.

[Anonymous]

There's no real wine country in the close-in nova countries, so that's Culpepper's branding. They want that Loudoun shine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's no real wine country in the close-in nova countries, so that's Culpepper's branding. They want that Loudoun shine.

Haha, Loudon’s shiny now LOL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Neither Fredericksburg nor Culpeper is NOVA.

Op here. I know quite a few Government colleagues commuting from Fredericksburg and Stafford, they are both definitely NOVA.

[Anonymous]

In no way, shape or form is Culpepper considered NoVA.

Anyone who thinks it is also uses the term “DMV” to describe our region.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In no way, shape or form is Culpepper considered NoVA.

Anyone who thinks it is also uses the term “DMV” to describe our region.

HAHA, yep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's no real wine country in the close-in nova countries, so that's Culpepper's branding. They want that Loudoun shine.

You can’t get that Loudoun shine without your fair share of data centers Culpeper!

[Anonymous]

Culpeper? No. Definitely not.

[Anonymous]

No it's not.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, NO!

[Anonymous]

The only thing I have to say is that the two people I have known from Culpeper had very thick accents. We're Gen Xers, so maybe this has changed with younger generations?