Yes
There's an Appalachia in Virginia that is about 400 miles southwest of Pittsburgh. West Virginia is in Appalachia, but there is no town named Appalachia in West Virginia.
Appalachia.
The Appalachian Mountains are located in the eastern United States, spanning from Alabama and Georgia in the south to Maine in the north. They cover multiple states including West Virginia, Tennessee, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
West Virginia is North-West of Virgina. They are adjoining states; West Virginia was once part of Virginia.
West Virginia was, of course, part of the Virginia territory. When the territory became a state, West Virginia was still a part of the state of Virginia. West Virginia became its own state on June 20, 1863.
West Virginia was not a state at the time. It was a part of Virginia.
No, West Virginia is in the east
No it is in Appalachia. It is only called "West" because it was originally the western part (more precisely the north western part) of the state of Virginia. It first became a state during the Civil War, because it refused to secede from the Union when the rest of Virginia did.
West Virginia was a part of the Virginia colony.
West Virginia was once a part of the state of Virginia. WV was admitted to the Union on June 20, 1863.
Jackson was born and raised in Virginia, in a part of the state that became West Virginia in 1863, when the western part of Virginia seceded from Virginia to become West Virginia.
Maryland- although part of West Virginia and Kentucky is North of part of Virginia.