Hanover

Founded in 1719, Hanover County is just north of Richmond, Virginia. The county is home to over 114,140 residents who enjoy a balance of rural living and suburban convenience. With more than 1,500 acres of parks, there’s ample space for residents and visitors alike to enjoy the county’s scenic landscapes and storied past. Local farms continue to thrive alongside modern living. Every summer, the community celebrates the area’s most popular produce - tomatoes - at the Hanover Tomato Festival.

Rich in history and culture, this vibrant community is the birthplace of renowned figures like Patrick Henry and Henry Clay. But Hanover isn’t just about history—it’s a place where today’s adventures await. Whether you're savoring a craft brew, seeking thrills at Kings Dominion, casting a line into the Chickahominy River, enjoying a local theater performance, or cheering on the Randolph-Macon sports teams, there’s always something exciting happening.