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ties—Bland, Highland and Craig—had less.

Out of incoming revenue, 13.76 per cent was from federal sources, 42.47 per cent from the state and 43.77 per cent from local sources. Only 29 counties in the Commonwealth raised a higher percentage of revenue locally.

For the fiscal year that ended June 30, 1977, property taxes in Rappahannock resulted in $539,781 in revenue. Three counties—Bland, Craig and Highland—raised less. By comparison, property tax levies generated $1,161,200 in Clarke County; $3,027,042 in Culpeper; $560,186 in Greene; $840,376 in Madison; $2,132,971 in Orange and $1,805,589 in Warren.

Six counties raised less than Rappahannock’s $53,170 local sales tax receipts. Three counties—Bland, Craig and Highland—had less total

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