List of census-designated places in West Virginia

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The Pocahontas Fuel Company owned the Itmann Company Store and Office (pictured), located in the company town of Itmann. Designed by Alex B. Mahood, the store was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990. The town and store both take their names from Pocahontas Fuel president I. T. Mann. Itmann West Virginia Company Store.jpg
The Pocahontas Fuel Company owned the Itmann Company Store and Office (pictured), located in the company town of Itmann. Designed by Alex B. Mahood, the store was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990. The town and store both take their names from Pocahontas Fuel president I. T. Mann.

The United States Census Bureau separates places by incorporation for statistical purposes during its decennial census. To incorporate, communities may need to meet statutory requirements made by their respective state, such as thresholds in population or specificities relative to location. [lower-alpha 1] Federally, the Census Bureau defines incorporated places as areas, whose boundaries do not cross state lines, that "provide governmental functions for a concentration of people", as opposed to "minor civil [divisions], which generally ... provide services or administer an area without regard, necessarily, to population". [5] Unincorporated communities, classified as census-designated places (CDPs), lack elected municipal officers and boundaries with legal status. [5] The Bureau identified 169 CDPs in the state of West Virginia at the 2010 census.

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The Municipal Code of West Virginia, which governs incorporation, requires applicant municipal corporations (places for incorporation) that cover an area more than 1 square mile (2.6 km2) to have a minimum of 500 inhabitants or freeholders per square mile, and those under 1 square mile to have at least 100 inhabitants or freeholders. Applicant areas must not reside within a municipality "urban in character", nor claim an area "disproportionate to its number of inhabitants". [6] Upon approval, the state classifies municipal corporations as a Class I city, with a population of more than fifty thousand, a Class II city, with a population between ten thousand and fifty thousand, a Class III city, with a population between two thousand and ten thousand, or a Class IV town or village, with a population of less than two thousand. [7] All municipalities can "use a common seal", defend, maintain, or institute a proceeding in court, and hold, take, purchase, or lease, as lessee, property for municipal purposes. [8]

Of the fifty-five counties in West Virginia, Logan is home to the most CDPs, with twenty-two, followed by Fayette, with eighteen, and Raleigh, with fifteen. The largest CDP by population is Teays Valley, with 13,175 residents, while Bowden, with 9 residents over 0.12 square miles (0.31 km2), represents the state's smallest CDP by both population and area. [9]

Census-designated places

CDPs in West Virginia [9]
TownCounty(ies) [lower-alpha 2] 2010
population		Total area in
square miles
(square
kilometers)		Coordinates
Accoville Logan 5743.27 sq mi
(8.5 km2)		 37°46′7″N81°50′13″W / 37.76861°N 81.83694°W / 37.76861; -81.83694
Alum Creek Lincoln
Kanawha 		1,74910.26 sq mi
(26.6 km2)		 38°16′45″N81°49′32″W / 38.27917°N 81.82556°W / 38.27917; -81.82556
Amherstdale Logan 3502.97 sq mi
(7.7 km2)		 37°47′7″N81°48′33″W / 37.78528°N 81.80917°W / 37.78528; -81.80917
Amherstdale-Robinette [lower-alpha 3] Logan 1,78517.80 sq mi
(46.1 km2)		 37°47′7″N81°47′34″W / 37.78528°N 81.79278°W / 37.78528; -81.79278
Apple Grove Mason 2042.46 sq mi
(6.4 km2)		 38°39′54″N82°10′9″W / 38.66500°N 82.16917°W / 38.66500; -82.16917
Aurora Preston 2012.11 sq mi
(5.5 km2)		 39°19′27″N79°33′16″W / 39.32417°N 79.55444°W / 39.32417; -79.55444
Bartley McDowell 2241.16 sq mi
(3.0 km2)		 37°20′26″N81°44′15″W / 37.34056°N 81.73750°W / 37.34056; -81.73750
Bartow Pocahontas 1110.46 sq mi
(1.2 km2)		 38°32′28″N79°47′3″W / 38.54111°N 79.78417°W / 38.54111; -79.78417
Beards Fork Fayette 1991.68 sq mi
(4.4 km2)		 38°3′49″N81°13′38″W / 38.06361°N 81.22722°W / 38.06361; -81.22722
Beaver Raleigh 1,3084.39 sq mi
(11.4 km2)		 37°44′51″N81°8′31″W / 37.74750°N 81.14194°W / 37.74750; -81.14194
Belva Nicholas 950.16 sq mi
(0.41 km2)		 38°13′50″N81°11′37″W / 38.23056°N 81.19361°W / 38.23056; -81.19361
Bergoo Webster 940.22 sq mi
(0.57 km2)		 38°29′11″N80°18′2″W / 38.48639°N 80.30056°W / 38.48639; -80.30056
Berwind McDowell 2780.30 sq mi
(0.78 km2)		 37°16′7″N81°40′0″W / 37.26861°N 81.66667°W / 37.26861; -81.66667
Big Chimney Kanawha 6272.06 sq mi
(5.3 km2)		 38°24′20″N81°32′8″W / 38.40556°N 81.53556°W / 38.40556; -81.53556
Big Creek Logan 2370.58 sq mi
(1.5 km2)		 38°0′15″N82°2′24″W / 38.00417°N 82.04000°W / 38.00417; -82.04000
Big Sandy McDowell 1680.55 sq mi
(1.4 km2)		 37°27′51″N81°41′53″W / 37.46417°N 81.69806°W / 37.46417; -81.69806
Birch River Nicholas 1070.38 sq mi
(0.98 km2)		 38°29′57″N80°45′13″W / 38.49917°N 80.75361°W / 38.49917; -80.75361
Blennerhassett Wood 3,0894.99 sq mi
(12.9 km2)		 39°15′15″N81°37′25″W / 39.25417°N 81.62361°W / 39.25417; -81.62361
Bluewell Mercer 2,1844.52 sq mi
(11.7 km2)		 37°18′45″N81°15′35″W / 37.31250°N 81.25972°W / 37.31250; -81.25972
Boaz Wood 1,2974.48 sq mi
(11.6 km2)		 39°22′5″N81°29′24″W / 39.36806°N 81.49000°W / 39.36806; -81.49000
Bolt Raleigh 5485.45 sq mi
(14.1 km2)		 37°45′44″N81°24′44″W / 37.76222°N 81.41222°W / 37.76222; -81.41222
Boomer Fayette 6151.48 sq mi
(3.8 km2)		 38°9′2″N81°17′14″W / 38.15056°N 81.28722°W / 38.15056; -81.28722
Bowden Randolph 90.12 sq mi
(0.31 km2)		 38°54′31″N79°42′35″W / 38.90861°N 79.70972°W / 38.90861; -79.70972
Bradley Raleigh 2,0404.24 sq mi
(11.0 km2)		 37°52′35″N81°12′12″W / 37.87639°N 81.20333°W / 37.87639; -81.20333
Brandywine Pendleton 2180.49 sq mi
(1.3 km2)		 38°37′19″N79°14′29″W / 38.62194°N 79.24139°W / 38.62194; -79.24139
Brenton Wyoming 2490.64 sq mi
(1.7 km2)		 37°35′46″N81°38′9″W / 37.59611°N 81.63583°W / 37.59611; -81.63583
Brookhaven Monongalia 5,1719.28 sq mi
(24.0 km2)		 39°36′38″N79°54′0″W / 39.61056°N 79.90000°W / 39.61056; -79.90000
Bruno Logan 5441.32 sq mi
(3.4 km2)		 37°41′26″N81°52′8″W / 37.69056°N 81.86889°W / 37.69056; -81.86889
Brush Fork Mercer 1,1971.90 sq mi
(4.9 km2)		 37°16′51″N81°15′21″W / 37.28083°N 81.25583°W / 37.28083; -81.25583
Bud Wyoming 4873.15 sq mi
(8.2 km2)		 37°32′10″N81°22′47″W / 37.53611°N 81.37972°W / 37.53611; -81.37972
Burlington Mineral 1821.23 sq mi
(3.2 km2)		 39°20′15″N78°55′5″W / 39.33750°N 78.91806°W / 39.33750; -78.91806
Carolina Marion 4110.83 sq mi
(2.1 km2)		 39°28′49″N80°16′24″W / 39.48028°N 80.27333°W / 39.48028; -80.27333
Cass Pocahontas 520.79 sq mi
(2.0 km2)		 38°23′48″N79°54′53″W / 38.39667°N 79.91472°W / 38.39667; -79.91472
Cassville Monongalia 7013.55 sq mi
(9.2 km2)		 39°39′43″N80°3′3″W / 39.66194°N 80.05083°W / 39.66194; -80.05083
Century Barbour 1150.13 sq mi
(0.34 km2)		 39°5′59″N80°11′19″W / 39.09972°N 80.18861°W / 39.09972; -80.18861
Charlton Heights Fayette 4060.49 sq mi
(1.3 km2)		 38°7′25″N81°14′2″W / 38.12361°N 81.23389°W / 38.12361; -81.23389
Chattaroy Mingo 7562.04 sq mi
(5.3 km2)		 37°42′8″N82°17′1″W / 37.70222°N 82.28361°W / 37.70222; -82.28361
Chauncey Logan 2831.45 sq mi
(3.8 km2)		 37°45′58″N81°59′15″W / 37.76611°N 81.98750°W / 37.76611; -81.98750
Cheat Lake Monongalia 7,98815.83 sq mi
(41.0 km2)		 39°40′0″N79°51′10″W / 39.66667°N 79.85278°W / 39.66667; -79.85278
Chelyan Kanawha 7760.43 sq mi
(1.1 km2)		 38°11′43″N81°29′27″W / 38.19528°N 81.49083°W / 38.19528; -81.49083
Coal City Raleigh 1,8156.31 sq mi
(16.3 km2)		 37°41′8″N81°12′37″W / 37.68556°N 81.21028°W / 37.68556; -81.21028
Coal Fork Kanawha 1,2335.15 sq mi
(13.3 km2)		 38°19′2″N81°31′37″W / 38.31722°N 81.52694°W / 38.31722; -81.52694
Comfort Boone 3061.00 sq mi
(2.6 km2)		 38°7′49″N81°36′56″W / 38.13028°N 81.61556°W / 38.13028; -81.61556
Corinne Wyoming 3620.39 sq mi
(1.0 km2)		 37°34′36″N81°21′14″W / 37.57667°N 81.35389°W / 37.57667; -81.35389
Covel Wyoming 1420.21 sq mi
(0.54 km2)		 37°29′19″N81°19′24″W / 37.48861°N 81.32333°W / 37.48861; -81.32333
Crab Orchard Raleigh 2,6782.24 sq mi
(5.8 km2)		 37°44′27″N81°13′46″W / 37.74083°N 81.22944°W / 37.74083; -81.22944
Craigsville Nicholas 2,2136.09 sq mi
(15.8 km2)		 38°20′0″N80°38′34″W / 38.33333°N 80.64278°W / 38.33333; -80.64278
Cross Lanes Kanawha 9,9956.42 sq mi
(16.6 km2)		 38°25′45″N81°46′33″W / 38.42917°N 81.77583°W / 38.42917; -81.77583
Crum Wayne 1820.51 sq mi
(1.3 km2)		 37°54′20″N82°26′46″W / 37.90556°N 82.44611°W / 37.90556; -82.44611
Crumpler McDowell 2041.50 sq mi
(3.9 km2)		 37°25′29″N81°20′30″W / 37.42472°N 81.34167°W / 37.42472; -81.34167
Cucumber McDowell 940.45 sq mi
(1.2 km2)		 37°16′40″N81°37′36″W / 37.27778°N 81.62667°W / 37.27778; -81.62667
Culloden Cabell
Putnam 		3,0614.23 sq mi
(11.0 km2)		 38°25′6″N82°4′4″W / 38.41833°N 82.06778°W / 38.41833; -82.06778
Dailey Randolph 1140.51 sq mi
(1.3 km2)		 38°47′55″N79°53′46″W / 38.79861°N 79.89611°W / 38.79861; -79.89611
Daniels Raleigh 1,8814.64 sq mi
(12.0 km2)		 37°44′23″N81°7′29″W / 37.73972°N 81.12472°W / 37.73972; -81.12472
Deep Water Fayette 2800.99 sq mi
(2.6 km2)		 38°7′36″N81°15′49″W / 38.12667°N 81.26361°W / 38.12667; -81.26361
Despard Harrison 1,0041.47 sq mi
(3.8 km2)		 39°16′57″N80°18′48″W / 39.28250°N 80.31333°W / 39.28250; -80.31333
Dixie Nicholas
Fayette 		2910.73 sq mi
(1.9 km2)		 38°15′3″N81°11′35″W / 38.25083°N 81.19306°W / 38.25083; -81.19306
East Dailey Randolph 5571.05 sq mi
(2.7 km2)		 38°46′49″N79°53′27″W / 38.78028°N 79.89083°W / 38.78028; -79.89083
Eccles Raleigh 3620.69 sq mi
(1.8 km2)		 37°46′59″N81°15′57″W / 37.78306°N 81.26583°W / 37.78306; -81.26583
Elkview Kanawha 1,2221.75 sq mi
(4.5 km2)		 38°26′16″N81°28′55″W / 38.43778°N 81.48194°W / 38.43778; -81.48194
Enterprise Harrison 9612.94 sq mi
(7.6 km2)		 39°25′11″N80°16′36″W / 39.41972°N 80.27667°W / 39.41972; -80.27667
Fairlea Greenbrier 1,7473.74 sq mi
(9.7 km2)		 37°46′48″N80°27′31″W / 37.78000°N 80.45861°W / 37.78000; -80.45861
Falling Waters Berkeley 8761.25 sq mi
(3.2 km2)		 39°33′33″N77°53′27″W / 39.55917°N 77.89083°W / 39.55917; -77.89083
Falls View Fayette 2380.41 sq mi
(1.1 km2)		 38°7′34″N81°14′46″W / 38.12611°N 81.24611°W / 38.12611; -81.24611
Fenwick Nicholas 1160.15 sq mi
(0.39 km2)		 38°13′43″N80°34′56″W / 38.22861°N 80.58222°W / 38.22861; -80.58222
Fort Ashby Mineral 1,3803.57 sq mi
(9.2 km2)		 39°29′52″N78°46′4″W / 39.49778°N 78.76778°W / 39.49778; -78.76778
Frank Pocahontas 900.38 sq mi
(0.98 km2)		 38°32′54″N79°48′20″W / 38.54833°N 79.80556°W / 38.54833; -79.80556
Gallipolis Ferry Mason 8172.77 sq mi
(7.2 km2)		 38°46′14″N82°11′56″W / 38.77056°N 82.19889°W / 38.77056; -82.19889
Galloway Barbour 1430.63 sq mi
(1.6 km2)		 39°13′54″N80°7′45″W / 39.23167°N 80.12917°W / 39.23167; -80.12917
Ghent Raleigh 4571.61 sq mi
(4.2 km2)		 37°37′1″N81°6′53″W / 37.61694°N 81.11472°W / 37.61694; -81.11472
Gilbert Creek Mingo 1,09011.57 sq mi
(30.0 km2)		 37°34′56″N81°54′7″W / 37.58222°N 81.90194°W / 37.58222; -81.90194
Glen Ferris Fayette 2031.63 sq mi
(4.2 km2)		 38°9′11″N81°12′53″W / 38.15306°N 81.21472°W / 38.15306; -81.21472
Glen Fork Wyoming 4873.09 sq mi
(8.0 km2)		 37°41′48″N81°31′46″W / 37.69667°N 81.52944°W / 37.69667; -81.52944
Glen Jean Fayette 2100.23 sq mi
(0.60 km2)		 37°55′35″N81°9′0″W / 37.92639°N 81.15000°W / 37.92639; -81.15000
Glen White Raleigh 2660.51 sq mi
(1.3 km2)		 37°43′49″N81°16′47″W / 37.73028°N 81.27972°W / 37.73028; -81.27972
Great Cacapon Morgan 3860.86 sq mi
(2.2 km2)		 39°37′10″N78°17′22″W / 39.61944°N 78.28944°W / 39.61944; -78.28944
Green Bank Pocahontas 1433.28 sq mi
(8.5 km2)		 38°25′12″N79°49′53″W / 38.42000°N 79.83139°W / 38.42000; -79.83139
Green Spring Hampshire 2182.20 sq mi
(5.7 km2)		 39°31′54″N78°36′59″W / 39.53167°N 78.61639°W / 39.53167; -78.61639
Greenview Boone 3781.02 sq mi
(2.6 km2)		 37°59′39″N81°48′56″W / 37.99417°N 81.81556°W / 37.99417; -81.81556
Gypsy Harrison 3280.78 sq mi
(2.0 km2)		 39°22′7″N80°19′4″W / 39.36861°N 80.31778°W / 39.36861; -80.31778
Harts Logan 6569.31 sq mi
(24.1 km2)		 38°1′50″N82°7′41″W / 38.03056°N 82.12806°W / 38.03056; -82.12806
Helen Raleigh 2190.24 sq mi
(0.62 km2)		 37°38′5″N81°18′50″W / 37.63472°N 81.31389°W / 37.63472; -81.31389
Helvetia Randolph 591.81 sq mi
(4.7 km2)		 38°42′21″N80°12′4″W / 38.70583°N 80.20111°W / 38.70583; -80.20111
Henlawson Logan 4420.83 sq mi
(2.1 km2)		 37°54′8″N81°59′17″W / 37.90222°N 81.98806°W / 37.90222; -81.98806
Hepzibah Harrison 5660.92 sq mi
(2.4 km2)		 39°19′57″N80°20′7″W / 39.33250°N 80.33528°W / 39.33250; -80.33528
Hico Fayette 2725.02 sq mi
(13.0 km2)		 38°7′2″N81°0′20″W / 38.11722°N 81.00556°W / 38.11722; -81.00556
Hilltop Fayette 6240.65 sq mi
(1.7 km2)		 37°56′34″N81°9′3″W / 37.94278°N 81.15083°W / 37.94278; -81.15083
Holden Logan 8763.73 sq mi
(9.7 km2)		 37°49′7″N82°3′42″W / 37.81861°N 82.06167°W / 37.81861; -82.06167
Hometown Putnam 6680.80 sq mi
(2.1 km2)		 38°31′58″N81°51′40″W / 38.53278°N 81.86111°W / 38.53278; -81.86111
Hooverson Heights Brooke 2,5902.31 sq mi
(6.0 km2)		 40°19′22″N80°34′57″W / 40.32278°N 80.58250°W / 40.32278; -80.58250
Huntersville Pocahontas 731.13 sq mi
(2.9 km2)		 38°11′19″N80°0′58″W / 38.18861°N 80.01611°W / 38.18861; -80.01611
Idamay Marion 6110.88 sq mi
(2.3 km2)		 39°29′49″N80°15′25″W / 39.49694°N 80.25694°W / 39.49694; -80.25694
Inwood Berkeley 2,9542.85 sq mi
(7.4 km2)		 39°21′12″N78°2′56″W / 39.35333°N 78.04889°W / 39.35333; -78.04889
Itmann Wyoming 2931.01 sq mi
(2.6 km2)		 37°34′23″N81°25′5″W / 37.57306°N 81.41806°W / 37.57306; -81.41806
Jacksonburg Wetzel 1821.50 sq mi
(3.9 km2)		 39°31′56″N80°38′30″W / 39.53222°N 80.64167°W / 39.53222; -80.64167
Jefferson Kanawha 6760.55 sq mi
(1.4 km2)		 38°22′27″N81°46′43″W / 38.37417°N 81.77861°W / 38.37417; -81.77861
Justice Mingo 4121.38 sq mi
(3.6 km2)		 37°35′19″N81°50′7″W / 37.58861°N 81.83528°W / 37.58861; -81.83528
Kimberly Fayette 2870.89 sq mi
(2.3 km2)		 38°8′8″N81°18′9″W / 38.13556°N 81.30250°W / 38.13556; -81.30250
Kincaid Fayette 2600.87 sq mi
(2.3 km2)		 38°2′26″N81°16′12″W / 38.04056°N 81.27000°W / 38.04056; -81.27000
Kistler Logan 5281.49 sq mi
(3.9 km2)		 37°45′22″N81°51′36″W / 37.75611°N 81.86000°W / 37.75611; -81.86000
Kopperston Wyoming 6161.92 sq mi
(5.0 km2)		 37°44′59″N81°34′3″W / 37.74972°N 81.56750°W / 37.74972; -81.56750
Lashmeet Mercer 4790.75 sq mi
(1.9 km2)		 37°25′15″N81°11′57″W / 37.42083°N 81.19917°W / 37.42083; -81.19917
Lavalette Wayne 1,0732.61 sq mi
(6.8 km2)		 38°19′22″N82°26′49″W / 38.32278°N 82.44694°W / 38.32278; -82.44694
Lesage Cabell 1,3587.23 sq mi
(18.7 km2)		 38°30′23″N82°17′55″W / 38.50639°N 82.29861°W / 38.50639; -82.29861
Littleton Wetzel 1980.67 sq mi
(1.7 km2)		 39°42′5″N80°30′57″W / 39.70139°N 80.51583°W / 39.70139; -80.51583
Lubeck Wood 1,3114.26 sq mi
(11.0 km2)		 39°13′58″N81°38′22″W / 39.23278°N 81.63944°W / 39.23278; -81.63944
MacArthur Raleigh 1,5003.00 sq mi
(7.8 km2)		 37°45′26″N81°12′40″W / 37.75722°N 81.21111°W / 37.75722; -81.21111
Mallory Logan 1,6540.34 sq mi
(0.88 km2)		 37°43′49″N81°50′9″W / 37.73028°N 81.83583°W / 37.73028; -81.83583
Matheny Wyoming 5313.52 sq mi
(9.1 km2)		 37°39′54″N81°36′0″W / 37.66500°N 81.60000°W / 37.66500; -81.60000
Maybeury McDowell 2341.67 sq mi
(4.3 km2)		 37°22′15″N81°21′59″W / 37.37083°N 81.36639°W / 37.37083; -81.36639
McConnell Logan 5140.34 sq mi
(0.88 km2)		 37°49′32″N81°58′0″W / 37.82556°N 81.96667°W / 37.82556; -81.96667
Middleway Jefferson 4411.12 sq mi
(2.9 km2)		 39°18′12″N77°58′58″W / 39.30333°N 77.98278°W / 39.30333; -77.98278
Minden Fayette 2500.49 sq mi
(1.3 km2)		 37°58′33″N81°7′10″W / 37.97583°N 81.11944°W / 37.97583; -81.11944
Mineralwells Wood 1,9501.55 sq mi
(4.0 km2)		 39°10′44″N81°30′37″W / 39.17889°N 81.51028°W / 39.17889; -81.51028
Monaville Logan 3090.46 sq mi
(1.2 km2)		 37°48′43″N81°59′41″W / 37.81194°N 81.99472°W / 37.81194; -81.99472
Montcalm Mercer 7262.74 sq mi
(7.1 km2)		 37°21′16″N81°15′3″W / 37.35444°N 81.25083°W / 37.35444; -81.25083
Mount Carbon Fayette 4280.24 sq mi
(0.62 km2)		 38°8′16″N81°17′8″W / 38.13778°N 81.28556°W / 38.13778; -81.28556
Mount Gay-Shamrock Logan 1,7797.56 sq mi
(19.6 km2)		 37°50′50″N82°1′47″W / 37.84722°N 82.02972°W / 37.84722; -82.02972
Neibert Logan 1830.63 sq mi
(1.6 km2)		 37°47′17″N81°56′30″W / 37.78806°N 81.94167°W / 37.78806; -81.94167
Nettie Nicholas 5683.15 sq mi
(8.2 km2)		 38°13′27″N80°41′9″W / 38.22417°N 80.68583°W / 38.22417; -80.68583
Newell Hancock 1,3760.94 sq mi
(2.4 km2)		 40°37′3″N80°36′3″W / 40.61750°N 80.60083°W / 40.61750; -80.60083
New Richmond Wyoming 2380.45 sq mi
(1.2 km2)		 37°34′12″N81°29′20″W / 37.57000°N 81.48889°W / 37.57000; -81.48889
Omar Logan 5521.14 sq mi
(3.0 km2)		 37°45′20″N81°59′58″W / 37.75556°N 81.99944°W / 37.75556; -81.99944
Page Fayette 2240.44 sq mi
(1.1 km2)		 38°3′10″N81°16′11″W / 38.05278°N 81.26972°W / 38.05278; -81.26972
Pageton McDowell 1871.22 sq mi
(3.2 km2)		 37°20′57″N81°27′55″W / 37.34917°N 81.46528°W / 37.34917; -81.46528
Pea Ridge Cabell 6,6502.35 sq mi
(6.1 km2)		 38°24′56″N82°19′17″W / 38.41556°N 82.32139°W / 38.41556; -82.32139
Pentress Monongalia 1750.61 sq mi
(1.6 km2)		 39°42′37″N80°9′37″W / 39.71028°N 80.16028°W / 39.71028; -80.16028
Pickens Randolph 662.03 sq mi
(5.3 km2)		 38°39′18″N80°12′42″W / 38.65500°N 80.21167°W / 38.65500; -80.21167
Pinch Kanawha 3,2623.59 sq mi
(9.3 km2)		 38°24′23″N81°29′5″W / 38.40639°N 81.48472°W / 38.40639; -81.48472
Piney View Raleigh 9894.08 sq mi
(10.6 km2)		 37°50′58″N81°8′43″W / 37.84944°N 81.14528°W / 37.84944; -81.14528
Powellton Fayette 6195.35 sq mi
(13.9 km2)		 38°6′27″N81°19′15″W / 38.10750°N 81.32083°W / 38.10750; -81.32083
Prichard Wayne 5271.26 sq mi
(3.3 km2)		 38°14′24″N82°35′55″W / 38.24000°N 82.59861°W / 38.24000; -82.59861
Prince Fayette 1162.02 sq mi
(5.2 km2)		 37°51′32″N81°3′13″W / 37.85889°N 81.05361°W / 37.85889; -81.05361
Prosperity Raleigh 1,4982.46 sq mi
(6.4 km2)		 37°50′9″N81°12′21″W / 37.83583°N 81.20583°W / 37.83583; -81.20583
Rachel Marion 2480.35 sq mi
(0.91 km2)		 39°31′6″N80°18′13″W / 39.51833°N 80.30361°W / 39.51833; -80.30361
Racine Boone 2560.51 sq mi
(1.3 km2)		 38°8′31″N81°39′37″W / 38.14194°N 81.66028°W / 38.14194; -81.66028
Rand Kanawha 1,6310.46 sq mi
(1.2 km2)		 38°16′57″N81°33′44″W / 38.28250°N 81.56222°W / 38.28250; -81.56222
Raysal McDowell 4651.24 sq mi
(3.2 km2)		 37°20′35″N81°46′56″W / 37.34306°N 81.78222°W / 37.34306; -81.78222
Reader Wetzel 3970.95 sq mi
(2.5 km2)		 39°34′8″N80°43′58″W / 39.56889°N 80.73278°W / 39.56889; -80.73278
Red Jacket Mingo 5815.26 sq mi
(13.6 km2)		 37°38′50″N82°8′16″W / 37.64722°N 82.13778°W / 37.64722; -82.13778
Robinette Logan 6633.02 sq mi
(7.8 km2)		 37°47′6″N81°47′37″W / 37.78500°N 81.79361°W / 37.78500; -81.79361
Roderfield McDowell 1880.28 sq mi
(0.73 km2)		 37°27′1″N81°42′20″W / 37.45028°N 81.70556°W / 37.45028; -81.70556
Rossmore Logan 3010.63 sq mi
(1.6 km2)		 37°48′33″N81°58′52″W / 37.80917°N 81.98111°W / 37.80917; -81.98111
Salt Rock Cabell 3883.14 sq mi
(8.1 km2)		 38°19′23″N82°13′16″W / 38.32306°N 82.22111°W / 38.32306; -82.22111
Sarah Ann Logan 3451.83 sq mi
(4.7 km2)		 37°42′40″N81°59′14″W / 37.71111°N 81.98722°W / 37.71111; -81.98722
Scarbro Fayette 4860.68 sq mi
(1.8 km2)		 37°57′11″N81°9′56″W / 37.95306°N 81.16556°W / 37.95306; -81.16556
Shady Spring Raleigh 2,9986.14 sq mi
(15.9 km2)		 37°42′13″N81°5′27″W / 37.70361°N 81.09083°W / 37.70361; -81.09083
Shannondale Jefferson 3,3588.74 sq mi
(22.6 km2)		 39°13′1″N77°48′27″W / 39.21694°N 77.80750°W / 39.21694; -77.80750
Shenandoah Junction Jefferson 7031.01 sq mi
(2.6 km2)		 39°21′31″N77°50′35″W / 39.35861°N 77.84306°W / 39.35861; -77.84306
Shrewsbury Kanawha 6520.44 sq mi
(1.1 km2)		 38°12′22″N81°28′17″W / 38.20611°N 81.47139°W / 38.20611; -81.47139
Sissonville Kanawha 4,02812.84 sq mi
(33.3 km2)		 38°30′17″N81°38′43″W / 38.50472°N 81.64528°W / 38.50472; -81.64528
Spelter Harrison 3460.49 sq mi
(1.3 km2)		 39°20′42″N80°19′4″W / 39.34500°N 80.31778°W / 39.34500; -80.31778
Springfield Hampshire 4771.34 sq mi
(3.5 km2)		 39°27′2″N78°41′37″W / 39.45056°N 78.69361°W / 39.45056; -78.69361
Stanaford Raleigh 1,3501.92 sq mi
(5.0 km2)		 37°49′17″N81°9′5″W / 37.82139°N 81.15139°W / 37.82139; -81.15139
Stollings Logan 3160.38 sq mi
(0.98 km2)		 37°50′15″N81°57′52″W / 37.83750°N 81.96444°W / 37.83750; -81.96444
Switzer Logan 5952.36 sq mi
(6.1 km2)		 37°47′37″N81°59′15″W / 37.79361°N 81.98750°W / 37.79361; -81.98750
Teays Valley Putnam 13,1757.27 sq mi
(18.8 km2)		 38°26′50″N81°56′14″W / 38.44722°N 81.93722°W / 38.44722; -81.93722
Tioga Nicholas 980.62 sq mi
(1.6 km2)		 38°25′13″N80°39′21″W / 38.42028°N 80.65583°W / 38.42028; -80.65583
Tornado Kanawha 1,0813.67 sq mi
(9.5 km2)		 38°20′34″N81°50′39″W / 38.34278°N 81.84417°W / 38.34278; -81.84417
Twilight Boone 900.50 sq mi
(1.3 km2)		 37°55′38″N81°37′24″W / 37.92722°N 81.62333°W / 37.92722; -81.62333
Valley Bend Randolph 4851.41 sq mi
(3.7 km2)		 38°46′18″N79°55′31″W / 38.77167°N 79.92528°W / 38.77167; -79.92528
Valley Head Randolph 2670.98 sq mi
(2.5 km2)		 38°32′42″N80°2′9″W / 38.54500°N 80.03583°W / 38.54500; -80.03583
Van Boone 2110.61 sq mi
(1.6 km2)		 37°58′16″N81°42′39″W / 37.97111°N 81.71083°W / 37.97111; -81.71083
Verdunville Logan 6892.67 sq mi
(6.9 km2)		 37°50′40″N82°3′18″W / 37.84444°N 82.05500°W / 37.84444; -82.05500
Vivian McDowell 820.36 sq mi
(0.93 km2)		 37°25′5″N81°29′14″W / 37.41806°N 81.48722°W / 37.41806; -81.48722
Washington Wood 1,1754.38 sq mi
(11.3 km2)		 39°14′17″N81°40′14″W / 39.23806°N 81.67056°W / 39.23806; -81.67056
Waverly Wood 3951.48 sq mi
(3.8 km2)		 39°20′10″N81°22′34″W / 39.33611°N 81.37611°W / 39.33611; -81.37611
Whitmer Randolph 1060.42 sq mi
(1.1 km2)		 38°48′46″N79°32′56″W / 38.81278°N 79.54889°W / 38.81278; -79.54889
Wiley Ford Mineral 1,0262.88 sq mi
(7.5 km2)		 39°36′58″N78°46′30″W / 39.61611°N 78.77500°W / 39.61611; -78.77500
Wolf Summit Harrison 2720.36 sq mi
(0.93 km2)		 39°16′51″N80°27′39″W / 39.28083°N 80.46083°W / 39.28083; -80.46083

See also

Explanatory notes

  1. ↑ Mississippi, for instance, only requires potential incorporated areas to have a population of 300, whereas Florida requires potential incorporated areas to have a population of at least 1,500 if the county in which the area resides has a population of 75,000 or less, or of at least 7,500 if the county in which the area resides has a population of more than 75,000. [3] [4]
  2. ↑ If the CDP covers more than one county, the county that contains a majority of the CDP's population is listed first.
  3. ↑ During the 2000 United States Census, the Census Bureau counted the communities of Amherstdale and Robinette together as Amherstdale-Robinette; in 2010, the Bureau made a distinction between the two. A part of Accoville was also formed from the disbanded CDP. The population total, total area, and coordinates of Amherstdale-Robinette reflect the 2000 census. [9] [10] [11]

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