West Virginia
26 areas in West Virginia, United States, biggest first.
Washington DCMetro area · 6.4M peopleCherry blossoms and corner storesHuntingtonMetro area · 366k peopleWhere the hills meet the OhioHagerstown–MartinsburgMetro area · 311k peopleWhere the mountains meet the valleyCharlestonMetro area · 202k peopleFriendly faces and rolling hillsWinchesterMetro area · 149k peopleA valley of apples and historyMorgantownMetro area · 142k peopleWhere the hills meet the river and the Mountaineers never quit.WheelingMetro area · 135k peopleWhere the river bends and the hills hold stories.WeirtonMetro area · 113k peopleWhere the river bends and the hills hold stories.BeckleyMetro area · 110k peopleWhere the hills are steep and the welcome is warmBluefieldTown and around · 96k peopleTwo states, one mountain home.CumberlandTown and around · 93k peopleWhere the mountains meet the riverClarksburgTown and around · 88k peopleWhere the hills meet the sky.ParkersburgMetro area · 87k peopleWhere two rivers meet and the hills hold you closeGreenbrier ValleyCountryside and towns · 63k peopleWhere the mountains meet the river.FairmontTown and around · 55k peopleWhere the hills hold the warmth of home.BuckhannonCountryside and towns · 55k peopleWhere the hills echo with history.LoganCountryside and towns · 49k peopleWhere the mountains hold you close.RipleyCountryside and towns · 41k peopleHills, hollers, and homePotomac HighlandsCountryside and towns · 37k peopleHigh country, deep woods, and friendly towns.New MartinsvilleCountryside and towns · 37k peopleWhere the river bends and the hills roll on.WelchCountryside and towns · 37k peopleWhere the mountains hold the stories of coalSummersvilleCountryside and towns · 31k peopleBig mountains, wild rivers, small‑town heart.ElkinsTown and around · 27k peopleWhere the mountains whisperSuttonCountryside and towns · 25k peopleWhere the hills keep you close.Point PleasantCountryside and towns · 24k peopleRiver town warmth with a legendary twist.WilliamsonCountryside and towns · 21k peopleWhere the Tug Fork runs through coal country.
Greater areas reaching into West Virginia
Washington–Baltimore10.2M peopleCherry blossoms and corner storesPittsburgh area2.7M peopleThree rivers, endless bridges, and a big heartHuntington area640k peopleWhere the hills meet the OhioParkersburg area146k peopleWhere two rivers meet and the hills hold you closeClarksburg area144k peopleWhere the hills meet the sky.
Areas: US Census Bureau (metro, micro and combined areas), Statistics Canada (CMAs and CAs). Contains information licensed under the Statistics Canada Open Licence.