Category:Geographic Features

From West Virginia (WV) Cyclopedia

Though entirely mountainous, West Virginia's geography is incredibly diverse. The Allegheny Mountains, more than 4,000 feet high, are Canadian in climate and character. The Eastern Panhandle is largely a landscape of broad, sweeping valleys backdropped by parallel mountain ranges. The western third is largely a landscape of hollows and ridges that shelter many small farms. Landscapes such as Seneca Rocks and the New River Gorge are among the nation's most visited natural areas.

Subcategories

There are 3 subcategories to this category.

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• Geographic Features: Mountains and Mountain Ranges
• Geographic Features: Rivers and Streams
• Geographic Features:Waterfalls

Articles in category "Geographic Features"

There are 42 articles in this category.

A Allegheny Front Allegheny Mountains Allegheny Plateau Appalachian Divide Appalachian Mountains Appalachian Valley & Ridge Region B Big Levels Big Meadows Birthplace of Rivers Blackwater Falls Bluestone River Gorge D Diamond Point (New River Gorge) E Eastern Continental Divide Eastern Panhandle

F Fayette Plateau G Gauley River Canyon Greenbrier River Greenbrier Valley I Indian Branch Falls K Kanawha Falls Kanawha River Kanawha Valley L Little Levels Little Meadows M Monongahela Valley N New River New River Gorge Northern Panhandle O Ohio River

O Ohio Valley P Potomac River Potomac Valley S Sandstone Falls Seneca Rocks Shenandoah River Shenandoah Valley Southern West Virginia T Teays Valley The Smoke Hole The Trough Tygart River V Valley of Virginia