Simple. There is no state rock of Virginia. A state fossil, yes (the fossil scallop, Chesapecten). A state rock, alas, no.
Virginia
Richmond is the capital of Virginia
Before West Virgina was a state it was originally part of Virginia
During the civil war Virginia divided into two parts. What we now call Virginia wanted to be a slave state and what we now call West Virginia wanted to be a free state.
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Virginia has no official rock or gemstone.
Virginia's state rock is Nelsonite, a igneous rock that contains ilmenite and apatite. It was designated as the state rock in 1992 due to its uniqueness and colorful appearance.
The official state rock is coal.
Virginia has no official rock or gemstone. You might consider listing the official fossil which is Chesapecten jeffersonius which was given official status in 1993 by the legislature.
As of March 2011, there is not a HRC in the state of Virginia. Closest one is Washington D.C.
West Virginia's state gem is the silicified Mississippian fossil coral, also known as Lithostrotionella, which was designated as the state gem in 1990.
No, Virginia is the state, Jamestown is a city in Virginia.
Some of the 36 State Parks of West Virginia include Droop Mountain Battlefield as the first West Virginia State Park and: * Beartown * Blackwater Falls * Cacapon Resort * Chief Logan * Holly River * Lost River * Pinnacle Rock * Tygart Lake * Watoga,
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It is a US state named "The Commonwealth of Virginia".
The state south of Virginia is North Carolina.
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