Hampton Roads is a region that is connected through a shared culture, history, geography, and sense of place. Residents and visitors alike routinely traverse across the region to enjoy all that Hampton Roads has to offer. Much of our shared experience is rooted in our inter-dependence, as our communities have long worked together and have grown together. The U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (ACS) helps illustrate the degree to which our localities are inter-connected. The below journey-to-work maps have been prepared by staff of the Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization (HRTPO) and Hampton Roads Planning District Commission (HRPDC) to illustrate the interconnectedness between our Region’s localities. A map has been prepared for each of the Region’s jurisdictions, illustrating the journeys residents take each day to their place of work.
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Click for a map showing a combined regional snapshot of Commuting Patterns (PDF)
2009-2013 Hampton Roads Commuting Patterns Table
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