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In Virginia, fifteen independent cities share the Clerk of Circuit Court with the county - Bedford, Covington (Alleghany County), Emporia (Greenville County), Fairfax, Falls Church (Arlington or Fairfax County), Franklin (Southhampton County), Galax (Carroll County), Harrisonburg (Rockingham County), Lexington (Rockbridge County), Manassas and Manassas Park (Prince William County), Norton (Wise County), Poquoson (York County), South Boston (Halifax County), and Williamsburg (James City County).
Charles City and James City are counties, not cities. The City of Franklin is not in Franklin County, but is its own separate jurisdiction. The City of Richmond is not in Richmond County, but is its own separate jurisdiction. The City of Roanoke is not in Roanoke County, but is its own separate jurisdiction.
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Full post as published by BRB's Public Records Blog on September 16, 2008 (boomark / email).
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