West Virginia State Facts
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Charleston, WV
Population: 50404 -
Huntington, WV
Population: 48807 -
Morgantown, WV
Population: 31073 -
Parkersburg, WV
Population: 30981 -
Wheeling, WV
Population: 27790 -
Weirton, WV
Population: 19362 -
Fairmont, WV
Population: 18740 -
Middletown district, WV
Population: 18006 -
Martinsburg, WV
Population: 17743 -
Beckley, WV
Population: 17238 -
Clarksburg, WV
Population: 16242 -
South Charleston, WV
Population: 13214 -
Teays Valley, WV
Population: 13175 -
Kabletown district, WV
Population: 12110 -
St. Albans, WV
Population: 10835 -
Vienna, WV
Population: 10562 -
Bluefield, WV
Population: 10448 -
Shepherdstown district, WV
Population: 10445 -
Cross Lanes, WV
Population: 9995 -
Moundsville, WV
Population: 8891 -
Bridgeport, WV
Population: 8358 -
Oak Hill, WV
Population: 8175 -
Cheat Lake, WV
Population: 7988 -
Dunbar, WV
Population: 7749 -
Elkins, WV
Population: 7286 -
Nitro, WV
Population: 6837 -
Pea Ridge, WV
Population: 6650 -
Hurricane, WV
Population: 6396 -
Princeton, WV
Population: 6359 -
Charles Town, WV
Population: 5706 -
Buckhannon, WV
Population: 5679 -
Keyser, WV
Population: 5264 -
New Martinsville, WV
Population: 5254 -
Grafton, WV
Population: 5199 -
Brookhaven, WV
Population: 5171
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West Virginia State, constituent state of the United States of America. Admitted to the union as the 35th state in 1863, it is a relatively small state. It is bordered by Pennsylvania to the north, Maryland and Virginia to the east, Kentucky to the southwest, and Ohio to the northwest. The state capital is Charleston. West Virginia justifies in every way its nickname, the Mountain State. With an average elevation of about 1,500 feet (460 metres) above sea level, it is the highest of any U.S. state east of the Mississippi River.
