Virginia has 12 Army bases: 3.6% of the US total of 332. That ranks #5 by count and #22 per person (0.14 per 100,000 residents) of 51.
Source: DoD Military Installations, Ranges and Training Areas (MIRTA), via the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 2026. Every active installation the DoD lists under the Army, including its Reserve and National Guard sites, at the centre of its boundary, with its area in acres. Joint bases are listed under the branch that reports them.
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<iframe src="https://get-instamaps.com/embed/rankings/army-bases/virginia" width="100%" height="440" style="border:2px solid #111" loading="lazy" title="Virginia army bases map — InstaMaps"></iframe>| # | Name | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arlington National Cemetery | Army · 624 acres |
| 2 | Def Gen Supply Center | Army · 15 acres |
| 3 | Fort Belvoir | Army · 9,217 acres |
| 4 | Fort Gregg-Adams | Army · 5,677 acres |
| 5 | Fort Walker | Army · 74,732 acres |
| 6 | Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall | Army · 381 acres |
| 7 | New River Valley Mem USARC | Army Reserve · 12 acres |
| 8 | NG Fort Barfoot MTC & FMS 15 | Army National Guard · 41,182 acres |
| 9 | NG Sandson AASF | Army National Guard · 91 acres |
| 10 | NG State Military Reservation Camp Pendleton | Army National Guard · 314 acres |
| 11 | Radford Army Ammunition Plant | Army · 4,036 acres |
| 12 | Rivanna Station | Army · 75 acres |
Names as the source gives them. Coordinates for every one are in the CSV.
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