Virginia Woolf, English novelist and essayist

 Australia

 United Kingdom

 South Africa

 Ireland

Virginia, a Commonwealth (state) of the United States

Virginia Hamilton,American author (1936-2002)

West Virginia, one of the United States, which seceded from Virginia during the American Civil War

"Virginia", a song by Tori Amos

'Virgineola', a former name of Bermuda, then part of the territory of Virginia.

Virginia Euwer Wolff, American author

Virginia Satir, American author and psychotherapist

Virginia Wade, British tennis player

CSS Virginia, an ironclad warship of the Confederate States Navy during the American Civil War

Virginia, County Cavan, an Irish town.

Virginia Madsen, American actress

Virginia, Minnesota, a US city

Vickers Virginia, a British bomber aircraft of the interwar period

Virginia, Illinois, a US city

Virginia Water, United Kingdom

USS Virginia, a name for many US ships

Virginia, Free State, in South Africa

Virginia (genus), a genus of small terrestrial snakes

Virginia Ridley, a woman who was held hostage by her husband in her own home for three decades until her death.

Virginia_(song), a song by Dixie and Tom T. Hall

Virginia, Queensland, a suburb in the Australian city of Brisbane

Colony and Dominion of Virginia, the colony of Virginia before it became a state

Virginia Park, a neighborhood in Tampa

Virgínia (pronunciation: veer-ZHEEH-nee-ah), a Brazilian municipality in the state of Minas Gerais

La Virginia a town and municipality in Risaralda Department

University of Virginia, and the Virginia Cavaliers athletics teams

Verginia, a probably fictional Roman plebeian girl whose murder is described in Livy's Ab urbe condita

50 Virginia, an asteroid

Virginia (novel), a 1913 novel by Ellen Glasgow

USS Virginia (SSN-774), a nuclear submarine (and the name of the Virginia class submarine)

Virginia of Sagadahoc, a pinnace built at Popham Colony in 1607

A female given name, famous for its use in "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus", a Christmas newspaper editorial