Wyoming County, West Virginia
Cradled in the southern tip of West Virginia, Wyoming County is
rich in both history and natural beauty. Rushing brooks; mighty
mountains; and wild, wooded areas make up its rugged topography,
with small communities and three diminutive municipalities - Mullens,
Oceana, and Pineville - dotting the landscape.
Named for an Indian word meaning "large plain," Wyoming
County was created from Logan County in 1850.
Major highways
- U.S. Highway 52
- West Virginia Route 10
- West Virginia Route 16
- West Virginia Route 54
- West Virginia Route 85
- West Virginia Route 97
Cities and towns
Incorporated communities
- City of Mullens
- Town of Oceana
- Town of Pineville
Unincorporated communities
- Allen Junction
- Amigo
- Baileysville
- Brenton
- Bud
- Clear Fork
- Coal Mountain
- Corinne
- Covel
- Cyclone
- Fanny
- Fanrock
- Glen Fork
- Glen Rogers
- Hanover
- Herndon
- Ikes Fork
- Itmann
- Jesse
- Kopperston
- Lynco
- Maben
- Marianna
- Matheny
- McGraws-Tipple
- Milam
- New Richmond
- North Spring
- Ravencliff
- Rock View
- Sabine
- Saulsville
- Simon
- Stephenson
- Windom
- Wolf Pen
- Wyco
- Wyoming
See Also:
Twin
Falls Resort State Park
Page 1 of 1
|