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2000, up 53 in 1990, an increase of 79.9 percent.

Overall, the county is now about 87 percent white, 12 percent AfricanAmerican, and 1 percent Hispanic. That compares with 92 percent white, 7.4 percent African-American, and .6 percent Hispanic 10 years ago.

No Asian, Native American, Pacific Islanders were reporter living in Rappahannock in the new census.

Redistricting

The new population figures will be used to determine the borders of the voting districts of Virginia this year.

Since 1991, Rappahannock has been part of Virginia’s 31st

98.4%