The best county in Northern VA! Ashburn is the best, followed by Broadlands, and then Lauren's house.

A Northern Virginia County that begain between 1725 and 1730 whem the area was owmed by Lord Fairfax. Loudoun, like many Virginian counties, has a large weatlth of historical markers and sites, most concetrated on the more rual western end of the county. Some historical credits include many battle sites, as well as Mosby's Rangers, and the western end's Quaker architecture. Loudoun County has recently been titled as the Country's richest county and is the 8th fastest growing county in the nation as of March 2006 as stated by the United states Census Bureau. The county seat has been Leeseburg since 1757

Loudoun is often know as L.C. or Lo.Co. by those familiar with the area

A county in Northern Virginia that is half an extension of Fairfax, half cowfield. Those in the West hate the East, we consider any neighborhood where the houses don't cost at least 500 grand "the Ghetto", and is also the main supporter of Abercrombie and Fitch in all of the U.S. Also known as The L.C. to many of it's residents.

Was a fantatstic place in Virginia until all the yuppies moved in, bought up our farmland, and built tacky houses on it. Those of us who still live on farms enjoy the small town mentality places like lovettsville, hillsboro and parts of roundhill still offer. Its really been the eastern part of the county that has given loudoun a bad name. The solution should be to split the county in half :)

A craphole in Northern Virginia. Traffic is consistently rated some of the worst, housing prices are inflated in the triple-digits, and the reigning Democrats in the county continue to incessantly push tax hikes to make up for the fact that they couldn't manage to buy a loaf of bread for less than $20 and a taxpayer-comped fact-finding trip.