West Virginia

Our West Virginia zip code map highlights postal areas shaped by hills and valleys. Nothing spreads evenly here. Size varies constantly.

Counties in West Virginia are small and irregular due to rugged terrain. Our map shows cities tucked into river valleys such as Charleston.

West Virginia has mountainous terrain. Our precipitation map of West Virginia reflects how the ridges appear wetter.

See our West Virginia waterways map. The New River, Kanawha River, and Potomac River headwaters all originate in these Appalachian highlands.

Our map reveals national parks and forests of West Virginia. It includes Monongahela National Forest and New River Gorge National Park.

Population is spread thin across the rugged terrain of West Virginia. Small communities sit in valleys and along rivers.

There’s a reason they call it the Mountain State. Our physical map of West Virginia shows some of the most rugged terrain in eastern US.

West Virginia’s outline twists around mountain ridges and river valleys. The borders bend in many directions due to the terrain.

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

Mountains fill most of the view on our satellite map of West Virginia. Forests spread across the hills, broken by winding valleys.

Explore winding highways and quiet mountain towns across West Virginia. Our road map of West Virginia shows cities, rivers, lakes and more.