Transit, drive-time reality, greenways, airports, rail, and daily mobility tradeoffs.
Area mobility
Petersburg City
The region's historic core: Old Towne on the Appomattox River, Petersburg National Battlefield, and rowhouse-and-cottage housing stock at the junction of I-95 and I-85.
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A compact suburban city of about eight square miles between the Appomattox River and Swift Creek, with the region's main retail corridor around Southpark Mall.
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A working river city where the Appomattox meets the James. City Point holds Grant's 1864-65 Civil War headquarters, and the riverfront neighborhoods sit minutes from the region's industrial employers.
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The rural-suburban county east and south of Petersburg, home to Fort Gregg-Adams (formerly Fort Lee) and subdivision growth along the I-295 and Route 10 corridors.
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Timber and peanut country along I-95 and US 460 south of Petersburg, with the small towns of Waverly, Wakefield, and Stony Creek and the lowest real-estate tax rate in the region.
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