County record · Virginia
Highland County, Virginia
- 2Hazardous-waste handlers
- 7Clean Air Act facilities
- 15Motor carriers
24 federal records are on file in Highland County across 3 programs — the 128th largest of the 132 counties in Virginia that carry records in more than one program. Each figure below is the count filed with the agency that collects it, and each links to that program’s own listing. County FIPS 51091.
Hazardous-waste handlers in Highland County 2
Clean Air Act facilities in Highland County 7
Motor carriers in Highland County 15
Industries recorded in Highland County 3
3 six-digit industries the Census counts in Highland County, each beside the federal facility and compliance records filed there.
Other counties in Virginia
The counties either side of this one in Virginia's own alphabetical list.
- Goochland County 154
- Grayson County 95
- Greene County 56
- Greensville County 23
- Halifax County 246
- Hampton city 549
- Hanover County 863
- Harrisonburg city 309
- Henrico County 1,358
- Henry County 251
- Hopewell city 143
- Isle of Wight County 165
- James City County 207
- King and Queen County 33
- King George County 118
- King William County 84
- Lancaster County 65
- Lee County 138
- Lexington city 42
- Loudoun County 1,972
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Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.
What this page shows
Highland County in Virginia is identified by the FIPS code 51091. The federal records index for this location lists specific facility and compliance documents on file. These records originate from distinct federal programs. The RCRA program holds 2 records for this county. The EPA Air program contains 7 records associated with the area. The FMCSA program has 15 records listed here. These counts represent the specific data points available for this geographic entity. The presence of these files indicates which federal agencies maintain oversight of local activities. The number of records varies by the specific program involved. Each entry corresponds to a particular type of federal compliance or facility data. The index serves as a reference for these filed items. It connects the county to its specific federal documentation. The data points are distinct for each regulatory category. Users can identify the volume of records per program. The figures reflect the current status of these files. This information helps clarify the scope of federal involvement. The records are tied to the specific FIPS identifier.