West Virginia is the Mountain State, so with mountains come valleys. Pretty much all the rivers that come through the state are in a valley, such as the Kanawha Valley and the Greenbrier Valley, and the New River Valley.
Yes, Virginia is home to several valleys, most notably the Shenandoah Valley, which is bordered by the Blue Ridge Mountains to the east and the Allegheny Mountains to the west. This region is known for its picturesque landscapes, rich history, and agricultural significance. Other smaller valleys can be found throughout the state, contributing to Virginia's diverse geography.
No- no US president has been from West Virginia. Further, none of Virginia presidents lived in that part of Virginia that became the state of West Virginia.
NO!!!! but there are in other parts of West Virginia:)
It is very mountainous, though it does have its valleys. Small towns sprung up in these small valleys and are called hollows. The bigger the valley, the bigger the town.
Jennifer Gardner is a famous actress who is from West Virginia.
It basically just depends where you are located. You can enter West Virginia in any direction.
As West Virginia is a landlocked state, it does not border any oceans.
No, the slavery problem was what caused the formation of West Virginia.
West Virginia was part of the Civil War. Many battles occurred in the state.
Take a look at a map: parts of Virginia are west of the state of West Virginia. When it was removed from Virginia and made a separate state in the Civil War, West Virginia received that name because it was on the western side of the Appalachians.
no Whoever put this failure of an awnser deserves to be beaten for the rest of their life.....now....no, there are no deserts in west virginia, sorry ^_^.