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Pittsylvania

1. Pittsylvania, Virginia, United States [County] includes Ajax, Andersons Mill, Bachelors Hall, Banister, Berry Hill, Blairs, Brights, Brutus, Buford, Callahans Hills, Callands, Cascade, Cedar Forest, Cedar Hill, Chalk Level, Chatham [Populated], Climax, Coles Hill, Dry Fork, Dundee, Ebenezer, Flint Hill, Galveston, Glenland, Glenwood [Populated], Grady, Green Pond, Greenfield, Gretna [Populated], Grit, Henrys Mill, Hermosa, Hill Grove, Hinesville, Hollys Mill, Hollywood, Hopewell, Hurt [Populated], Java, Jones Mill, Lakewood, Laniers Mill, Laurel Grove, Leaksville Junction, Level Run, Lucks, Markham, Motley, Motleys Mill, Mount Airy, Mount Cross, Mount Hermon, Mountain Hill, Museville, Natal, New Mount Cross, Oak Hill, Oak Ridge, Peytonsburg, Pickaway, Pickerel, Pittsville, Pleasant Gap, Pleasant Grove, Pullens, Ray, Red Oak Hollow, Redeye, Renan, Riceville, Ridgeway, Ringgold, Rondo, Sandy River, Sharon, Sheva, Shockoe, Smothers, Soapstone, Sonans, Spring Garden, Stokesland, Stony Mill, Straightstone, Sutherlin, Swansons Mill, Swansonville, Sycamore, Toshes, Transco Village, Turkey Fork, Vadens Mill, Vance, Vandola, Weal, West Fork, Whitfield, Whitmell, Whittles, Witt, Worlds [SourceGSP]
2. Pittsylvania, Virginia, United States [County]; population was 55,655 in 1990; housing units was 22,861 in 1990; location is 36°49'N 79°24'W; land area is 970.86 square miles (621,348 acres); water area is 7.36 square miles (4,711 acres); FIPS code is 143 [SourceCBP]