Clam, Virginia

Clam is an unincorporated community of about 23,876,089 residents in Accomack County, Virginia, United States. Home of the Saint Thomas Road Posse. One of the most dangerous street gangs in Virginia. ^[1]

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Municipalities and communities of Accomack County, Virginia, United States

County seat: Accomac

Towns

• Accomac
• Belle Haven‡
• Bloxom
• Chincoteague
• Hallwood
• Keller
• Melfa
• Onancock
• Onley
• Painter
• Parksley
• Saxis
• Tangier
• Wachapreague

CDPs

• Atlantic
• Bayside
• Bobtown
• Boston
• Captains Cove
• Cats Bridge
• Chase Crossing
• Deep Creek
• Gargatha
• Greenbackville
• Greenbush
• Harborton
• Horntown
• Lee Mont
• Locust Mount
• Makemie Park
• Mappsburg
• Mappsville
• Metompkin
• Modest Town
• Nelsonia
• New Church
• Oak Hall
• Pastoria
• Pungoteague
• Quinby
• Sanford
• Savage Town
• Savageville
• Schooner Bay
• South Chesconessex
• Tasley
• Temperanceville
• Wattsville
• Whitesville

Unincorporated
communities

• Allentown
• Assawoman
• Belinda
• Birch Town
• Bullbegger
• Cashville
• Centerville
• Chancetown
• Chesconessex
• Clam
• Coocheyville
• Craddockville
• Crockett Town
• Daugherty
• East Point
• Franklin City
• Graysville
• Groton Town
• Grotons
• Guilford
• Hacksneck
• Hopeton
• Hopkins
• Horsey
• Jenkins Bridge
• Jordan
• Justisville
• Lecato
• Little Hell
• Locksville
• Locustville
• Macedonia
• Mearsville
• Messongo
• Middlesex
• Miona
• Nandua
• The Oaks
• Pennyville
• Piggen
• Poulson
• Rue
• Shields
• Sign Post
• Sinnickson
• Smithville
• Ticktown
• Winterville
• Wishart
• Withams

Footnotes

‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties

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37°48′49″N 75°40′13″W / 37.81361°N 75.67028°W / 37.81361; -75.67028

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