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Looking for a storage facility in West Virginia? You will easily find a reputable storage facility in West Virginia and its various cities. Not only a hub of storage, this bustling state, once a part of Virginia, has a rich history as a mining and agriculture region, which is also considered one of the most mountainous regions in the U.S. With all of the exciting and nature resources; it's no wonder so many people are moving to West Virginia.

Capital City: Charleston is the capital city of West Virginia.

Population: According to the U.S. Census, 1.9 million people reside in West Virginia.

Local Activities: With 37 state parks and recreation areas, state forests and national forests, outdoor enthusiasts will certainly love all of the activities pertaining to history, geography, wildlife viewing and exciting outdoor adventures. From biking to rafting to hiking or simply enjoying the mountainous views, there is something for everyone in West Virginia. There are haunted houses to explore in Charles Town and Weston or the scenic railroad at Cass. The historic homes in the Eastern Panhandle and the Native American burial mounds are also exciting excursions in West Virginia.

Economy: Agriculture was a major industry in the early 1900s, which today produces poultry and eggs, dairy products and apples. The state is also a major center for mining, chemical manufacturing, glass products, steel, aluminum and tourism. West Virginia is also the number ne producer of coal (second only to Wyoming).

State Bird: The cardinal is the state bird.

State Tree: The sugar maple is the state tree.

State Flower: The state flower is the rhododendron.

State Song: The state song is "West Virginia Hills." It was written by Ellen King.

West Virginia - Interesting Facts:

• West Virginia is bordered by Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maryland.
  
  
• The world's largest sycamore tree is located in West Virginia.
  
  
• West Virginia's nickname is the Mountain State.
  
  
• The New River Gorge Bridge, located near Fayetteville, is the second highest steel arch bridge in the U.S.
  
  

West Virginia - Famous People:
Many famous people are from West Virginia as well as those that reside there today. The actor Don Knotts and the author Pearl S. Buck are from West Virginia as well as the gymnast Mary Lou Retton.

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• West Virginia Dental Offices
• West Virginia's Official Website
• West Virginia Real Estate
• West Virginia Movers
• West Virginia Storage Facilities