Summary Of: Pocahontas County, West Virginia

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| West Virginia | | U.S. | Seat | Marlinton | Area | sq mi | km² | Population | 2000 | Density | county | U.S. state | West Virginia | Pocahontas | county seat | Marlinton | National Radio Astronomy Observatory | Green Bank Telescope | National Radio Quiet Zone | U.S. Census Bureau | square miles | km² | Bald Knob | Back Allegheny Mountain | | U.S. Highway 219 | | U.S. Highway 250 | | West Virginia Route 28 | | West Virginia Route 39 | | West Virginia Route 55 | | West Virginia Route 66 | | West Virginia Route 84 | | West Virginia Route 92 | Randolph County | Pendleton County | Highland County, Virginia | Bath County, Virginia | Greenbrier County | Webster County | | | census | population density | White | Black | African American | Native American | Asian | other races | Hispanic | Latino | married couples | per capita income | poverty line | Town of Durbin | Town of Hillsboro | Town of Marlinton | Cass | Frank | Green Bank | Huntersville | Minnehaha Springs | Snowshoe | Stony Bottom | Registered Historic Places | Camp Allegheny | Cass Scenic Railroad | Reber Radio Telescope | Locust Creek Covered Bridge | Droop Mountain Battlefield | Marlinton | National Natural Landmarks | Cranberry Glades Botanical Area | Gaudineer Scenic Area | Cass Scenic Railroad State Park | Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park | Greenbrier River Trail | Handley Wildlife Management Area | National Radio Astronomy Observatory | Watoga State Park | Shavers Mountain | v | West Virginia | County seat | Marlinton | Towns | Durbin | Hillsboro | Marlinton | | Unincorporated communities | Cass | Frank | Green Bank | Huntersville | Minnehaha Springs | Snowshoe | Stony Bottom | | v | d | State | West Virginia | Charleston | capital | Topics | Cities | Towns | Villages | Census‑designated places | History | Geography | People | Governors | Colleges and universities | Visitor Attractions | Regions | Allegheny Mountains | Allegheny Plateau | Baltimore‑Washington Metropolitan Area | Blue Ridge | Charleston Metropolitan Area | Cumberland Plateau | Eastern Panhandle | Huntington Metropolitan Area | North‑Central West Virginia | Northern Panhandle | Potomac Highlands | Ridge‑and‑valley Appalachians | Shenandoah Valley | Southern West Virginia | Western West Virginia | Major cities | Charleston | Huntington | Parkersburg | Morgantown | Wheeling | Smaller cities | Beckley | Bluefield | Clarksburg | Elkins | Fairmont | Martinsburg | Weirton | Counties | Barbour | Berkeley | Boone | Braxton | Brooke | Cabell | Calhoun | Clay | Doddridge | Fayette | Gilmer | Grant | Greenbrier | Hampshire | Hancock | Hardy | Harrison | Jackson | Jefferson | Kanawha | Lewis | Lincoln | Logan | Marion | Marshall | Mason | McDowell | Mercer | Mineral | Mingo | Monongalia | Monroe | Morgan | Nicholas | Ohio | Pendleton | Pleasants | Preston | Putnam | Raleigh | Randolph | Ritchie | Roane | Summers | Taylor | Tucker | Tyler | Upshur | Wayne | Webster | Wetzel | Wirt | Wood | Wyoming | Coordinates | United States Census Bureau | Categories | West Virginia counties | Pocahontas County, West Virginia | Settlements established in 1821 | Algonquian toponyms |