Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina
United States
Hampton Roads shares 429 connections with 8384 other places across 24 topics, with military, sports, government, and transportation threads running through much of its network. The body of water it sits on is one of the world's largest natural harbors, technically a roadstead. Its connections reach back to the Civil War Peninsula Campaign of 1862 and to colonial founding, when the Virginia Company designated Elizabeth Cittie here in 1619. Virginia, Hampton, and North Carolina anchor its regional footprint.
John Ericsson, Victor of Hampton Roads
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Sweden | Hampton, United States
Military Highway
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Norfolk, Virginia | Bower's Hill, Virginia
East Coast Surfing Championships
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Virginia Beach, Virginia | Croatan Beach, Virginia
Jamestown Settlement
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Williamsburg, Virginia | Los Haro
Lynnhaven Mall
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Downtown Norfolk, Virginia | Pembroke Manor, Virginia
Monitor–Merrimac Memorial Bridge–Tunnel
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Portsmouth, Virginia | Suffolk, Virginia
Patrick N. L. Bellinger
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: United States | Azores
Elizabeth of Bohemia
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Bohemia, Czech Republic | Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Norfolk, Virginia | Portsmouth, Virginia
Wren Building
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Henricus, United States of America | Williamsburg, Virginia
Virginia Beach Oceanfront
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Williamsburg, Virginia | Kempsville, Virginia
Water Country USA
Connects Hampton Roads, VirginiaNorth Carolina to: Williamsburg, Virginia | Toano, Virginia
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- August 15, 2026 Ellendale, Delaware began as a forest and swamp on the divide between the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware Bay, and this Virginia metropolitan region incorporates the mouths of the Elizabeth, Nansemond and James rivers before they empty into the Chesapeake Bay near the Atlantic. Which region is being described?
- June 3, 2026 What state-funded television network serves as a secondary public broadcasting outlet for Hampton Roads, and also has a primary member station in Portsmouth, Virginia?