Yes but when West Virginia was admitted to the Union, it was considered a "border state". West Virginia broke off from Virgina, and was admitted to the Union, as a slave state, in June 1863, and did not secede from the Union. West Virginia broke off from Virginia because there was heavy dispute amongst the counties, which became West Virginia and Virginia, regarding the issue of secession.
West Virginia was admitted to the Union as a U.S. state on June 20, 1863.
West Virginia is in the mountains. In fact, one reason why the Western counties of Virginia broke away was because they felt different from the coastal communities.
You may be referring to West Virginia, which broke away from Virginia when that state seceded from the Union. West Virginia became a state of the Union in 1863.
Before West Virgina was a state it was originally part of Virginia
West Virginia was with Virgina, but they disagreed about succeeding from the union, so they broke away from the confederation.
Before it became a state during the Civil War, West Virginia was made up of the western 49 counties of Virginia, which seceded from Virginia (and the Confederacy) in 1862.
West Virginia
No, that was South Carolina. West Virginia was a new state formed from the Western counties of Virginia, which had voted solidly against secession, and broke away from Virginia to join the USA in 1863.
West Virginia
The majority of people in the northwest part of Virginia were sympathetic to the Union, broke away from Virginia, and became a state in 1863.
Kentucky technically was a neutral State in the US Civil War. West Virginia broke away from Virginia and became a Union State.