West Virginia State Profile from History and Economy
West Virginia, once part of Virginia, became a Union state on June 20 1863 and is the 37th most populous with about 1.8 million people. The state hosts natural wonders and attracts outdoor tourists from eastern cities, with coal mining glass making and steel chemical manufacturing as major industries.
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