Moving Companies and Movers in West Virginia

WEST VIRGINIA State Facts

West Virginia is a small state located next to Virginia. It was formed as the result of Virginia breaking from the Union during the American Civil War. The capital of Charleston is also the largest city and most populated metro area in the state.

The highest place in the state is known as Spruce Knob, which rises to almost five thousand feet. The average elevation for the state as a whole Is 1500 feet, but the lowest point is found at 240 feet and is called Harpers Ferry.

English is the most commonly spoken language in the state, but there is no one officially states language for the state.

The state covers 24,230 square miles. It is the 41st largest state in the country. The state is 130 miles wide and 240 miles long. Less than a single percent of the state is covered by water.

This state was admitted to the Union as a separate state after Virginia joined the confederacy. It was admitted into the United States officially on June 20th, 1863.

For visitors looking for more information, the official state website can be found at www.wv.gov.

Moving to West Virginia

Though small, West Virginia is a diverse state. The mountains make the landscape not only beautiful, but unique as well. The eyes are awed by the different views that are provided throughout the state. Industry helps the economy of the state thrive, and there are plenty of special things to interest your family or yourself. It won’t matter why you are moving here, it only matters how easy your move will be.

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