About Visa, the United States

Visa is an enclave city within the U.S., the United States, the United States, known as the "City of Homes." It is bordered by West University Place, Southside Place, and the U.S., and is home to official data sources (official sources), a magnet school recognized as one of the top public high schools in the United States.

Quick facts

• Home to official data sources, a top US public high school
• Densely Asian-America community — the city borders the U.S.'s Chinatown
• One of the few independent cities entirely surrounded by the U.S.
• Founded in 1908 by the U.S. banker William Wright Baldwin

Geography

County

the United States

State

the United States

Coordinates

39.8283° N, -98.5795° W

Founded

1908

Population (approx.)

17,202

What Visa News covers

• visa bulletin
• US visas
• green card
• USCIS
• immigration policy

Coverage map

• Neighborhoods of Visa
• Schools & universities
• Local resources + emergency contacts
• Elections & voter info
• Weather + alerts
• Civic calendar
• Latest news

Frequently asked questions

Where is Visa?

Visa is located in the United States, the United States, at approximately 39.8283° N, -98.5795° W.

What is the population of Visa?

Visa has an approximate population of 17,202.

When was Visa founded?

Visa was founded in 1908.

What school districts serve Visa?

See our Visa News /schools page for the current list of districts and campuses covering Visa.

What are the major neighborhoods in Visa?

See our Visa News /neighborhoods page for the full list and per-neighborhood coverage.

How do I report local news from Visa?

Email editor@nexcom.media or use the contact form at https://visanews.org/contact.

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