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, of course there are valleys in West Virginia. The state is nicknamed "The Mountain State," so wherever there are mountains, there will be valleys.
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.
West Virginia's most significant natural resource is coal. West Virginia also has deposits of natural gas, stone, lime, and gravel.
The only national park in West Virginia is the Monongahela National Forest.
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 ^_^.
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Virginia has a variety of terrains, including mountainous, beaches, valleys, and flatlands.
West Virginia is North-West of Virgina. They are adjoining states; West Virginia was once part of Virginia.
Some of West Virginia's most important Natural Resources are coal, oil, and natural gas.
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West Virginia has three different state songs. They are "The West Virginia Hills," "West Virginia, My Home Sweet Home," and "This is My West Virginia."