Waterford, Virginia

Waterford is an unincorporated village in Loudoun County, Virginia located along Catoctin Creek. Waterford is located in the Loudoun Valley seven miles south west of Leesburg and 47 miles northwest of Washington, D.C. Waterford was established around 1732 by Amos Janney, a Pennsylvania Quaker. It was named after the town of Waterford, in Ireland, where some of its founders had once lived before immigrating to the United States. Before the American Civil War, it was the second most populous community in Loudoun County after Leesburg. Waterford is a National Historic Landmark and is listed as a National Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places.

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	Loudoun County, Virginia
County Seat	Leesburg
Towns	Hamilton \| Hillsboro \| Leesburg \| Lovettsville \| Middleburg \| Purcellville \| Round Hill
Unincorporated communities	Airmont \| Aldie \| Arcola \| Ashburn \| Belmont \| Bloomfield \| Bluemont \| Brambleton \| Britain \| Broadlands Conklin \| Dover \| Dulles \| Elvan \| Eubanks \| Gleedsville \| Georges Mill \| Gilberts Corner \| Howardsville \| Lansdowne Leithtown \| Lenah \| Lincoln \| Loudoun Heights \| Lucketts \| Morrisonville \| Mount Gilead \| Neersville \| Oak Grove \| Oatlands Paeonian Springs \| Paxson \| Philomont \| Potomac Falls \| Potomac Green \| Randolph Corner \| River Creek \| Ryan Saint Louis \| Scattersville \| Silcott Spring \| South Riding \| Sterling \| Sterling Park \| Stewartown \| Stone Ridge \| Stumptown Sycolin \| Taylorstown \| Telegraph Spring \| Trapp \| Unison \| Virts Corner \| Waterford \| Watson \| Waxpool \| Wheatland Willard \| Willisville \| Woodburn
Geography	Between the Hills \| Bull Run \| Bull Run Mountains \| Catoctin Creek \| Catoctin Mountain \| Goose Creek \| Hogback Mountain \| Little River \| Loudoun Valley \| Potomac River \| Short Hill Mountain