The document outlines the four main geographic regions of West Virginia: the Potomac Section along the eastern panhandle bordering Maryland and Virginia; the Alleghany Highlands, the highest region containing the Appalachian Mountains; the Alleghany Plateau in the middle of the state where the capital of Charleston is located; and the Ohio Valley along the western region along the Ohio River. It provides brief descriptions of each region and notes landmarks like Spruce Knob in the Alleghany Highlands and Harpers Ferry in the eastern region.

1. GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS OF West Virginia WV Studies 8th Grade Mr. Cole

2. Four Basic Regions

3. Potomac Section Mostly the Eastern Panhandle Borders Maryland and Virginia

4. Alleghany Highlands Highest region of the state Appalachian Mountains

5. Alleghany Plateau Middle of the State Capital of Charleston located here

6. Ohio Valley Furthest western region Ohio River location

7. Topography of West Virginia

12. Natural Beauty of the Alleghany Highlands

13. Historic Towns of the Potomac Section

14. Capital Building in the Alleghany Plateau Region

15. Blennerhassett Island in the Ohio River Valley

16. Highest Point Elevation: 4,863ft. above sea level

17. Spruce Knob is located in which region?

18. Alleghany Highlands

19. The lowest point in West Virginia?

21. Harpers Ferry Elevation 240ft above sea level

22. This is our West Virginia