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West Virginia County Map

All 55 counties in West Virginia are carved by mountains, hollows, and rivers running through Appalachia, as seen in our county map.

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Get to know Washington’s 39 counties. Their shapes vary due to the state’s diverse geography like the Puget and Columbia River.

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Our Virginia county map shows 95 counties plus 38 independent cities. The boundaries are influenced by the Blue Ridge Mountains in the west.

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Fourteen counties make up this rural New England state located between New York and New Hampshire. The Green Mountains run down the middle.

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There are just 29 counties in Utah. But they cover everything from red rock desert to snowy mountains. Salt Lake County is most populous.

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Nothing explains Texas’ size better than a county map. With 254 counties, Texas has more than any other state by far.

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Tennessee’s 95 counties stretches from the Appalachians to the Mississippi River. The eastern mountain counties are completely different.

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South Dakota’s counties have farmland east and ranch country out west. Minnehaha County has Sioux Falls in the southeast corner.

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Our South Carolina county map displays 46 counties from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic. Lowcountry counties are marshes.

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Only 5 counties exist in the smallest state. Rhode Island’s counties cover a small coastal state with bays, islands, and short distances.

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Pennsylvania has 67 counties with Philadelphia as its own county. Allegheny County holds Pittsburgh in the west, including rural counties.

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Our county map shows Oregon’s 36 counties. Coastal counties are long and thin, inland counties follow the Willamette River valley.

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Oklahoma’s counties span prairie, hills, forests, and open spaces. Our county map highlights how the state stretches far to the west.

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Our Ohio county map shows 88 counties from Lake Erie down to the Ohio River. The Ohio River forms the state’s southern.

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Fifty-three counties make up this sparsely populated prairie state. Cass County on the eastern border has Fargo, the biggest city by far.