Virginia Gazetteer
| Cultural Feature Type: | Visitor Centers |
| Name: | Five Forks Visitor Center |
| Primary Point (PP): | 37.13528, -77.62006 |
| Location of PP: | VA 23841 in Dinwiddie County |
| TNM fCode: | 82048 |
| Admin Type: | Federal |
| Data Source: | Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Northeast Region |
| Courtesy of: | The National Map | U.S. Geological Survey |
The National Map Feature Code (TNM fCode) Description: 82048
A building or building cluster associated with (and usually, but not always, geographically inside) a federal land unit such as a National Park or National Forest. The primary purpose of a visitor center is to serve the general public through direct contact with staff and dissemination of information about the land unit. Visitor centers commonly have educational exhibits, artifact displays, and public restroom facilities. Excludes administrative office buildings open to the public and open-air structures such as amphitheaters, observation towers, or outdoor interpretive exhibits.
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Dinwiddie, VA
(4.3 miles SSE) Matoaca, VA (10.2 miles NE) McKenney, VA (11.8 miles SSW) Ettrick, VA (12.8 miles NE) Petersburg, VA (13.6 miles ENE) |
Colonial Heights, VA
(13.8 miles ENE) Templeton, VA (15.1 miles ESE) Fort Lee, VA (17.3 miles ENE) Stony Creek, VA (17.7 miles SE) Chester, VA (18.2 miles NNE) |
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Five Forks, VA
(< 0.1 mile) Bonneville, VA (3.1 miles SSE) Confederate Woods, VA (3.6 miles SE) Dabney Estates, VA (3.6 miles E) Walkers, VA (4.9 miles WNW) |
Sutherland, VA
(5.3 miles NE) Rocky Run, VA (5.5 miles SW) Sutherland Manor, VA (5.5 miles NE) Butterworth, VA (5.8 miles S) Dinwiddie Acres, VA (5.8 miles ESE) |
