RankingsWest Virginia
West Virginia City Rankings
How cities and counties in West Virginia compare on income, housing, population growth, climate and natural hazard risk.
People & housing
Richest Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Bridgeport$100,022
- 2. Charles Town$89,263
- 3. Fayetteville$67,623
Most Expensive Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Shepherdstown$485,200
- 2. Charles Town$377,700
- 3. Lewisburg$334,900
Most Affordable Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Hinton$92,900
- 2. Bluefield$105,400
- 3. White Sulphur Springs$117,000
Cities with the Highest Rent in West Virginia
- 1. Shepherdstown$1,201/mo
- 2. Martinsburg$1,150/mo
- 3. Charles Town$1,115/mo
Most Educated Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Shepherdstown71.2%
- 2. Morgantown58.5%
- 3. Lewisburg57.8%
Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate in West Virginia
- 1. Hinton35%
- 2. Morgantown30.4%
- 3. Beckley28.9%
Most Densely Populated Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Shepherdstown3,641
- 2. Morgantown2,970
- 3. St. Albans2,911
Largest Cities in West Virginia by Population
- 1. Charleston47,421
- 2. Huntington45,787
- 3. Morgantown30,236
Youngest Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Shepherdstown21.8 years
- 2. Morgantown23.9 years
- 3. Huntington34.7 years
Oldest Cities in West Virginia by Median Age
- 1. Summersville56.3 years
- 2. Point Pleasant48.5 years
- 3. Weirton47.4 years
Population growth
Fastest-Growing Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Charles Town+35.8%
- 2. Bridgeport+1.7%
- 3. Martinsburg+1.6%
Fastest-Shrinking Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Hinton-5.3%
- 2. St. Albans-5.2%
- 3. South Charleston-5.1%
Fastest-Growing Cities in West Virginia Since 2010
- 1. Charles Town+24.2%
- 2. Bridgeport+13.4%
- 3. Martinsburg+8.8%
Climate
Warmest Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Charleston56.2°F
- 2. Huntington56.2°F
- 3. Bridgeport55.1°F
Coldest Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Beckley49.7°F
- 2. Lewisburg50.9°F
- 3. Weirton51.0°F
Snowiest Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Elkins68.9 in
- 2. Bluefield39.7 in
- 3. Beckley38.4 in
Wettest Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Summersville49.8 in
- 2. Clarksburg48.2 in
- 3. South Charleston48.2 in
Driest Cities in West Virginia
- 1. Charles Town39.0 in
- 2. Hinton41.0 in
- 3. White Sulphur Springs41.0 in
Natural hazards
Counties with the Highest Natural Hazard Risk in West Virginia
- 1. Kanawha County94.5
- 2. Cabell County85.4
- 3. Wayne County79.8
Counties with the Lowest Natural Hazard Risk in West Virginia
- 1. Wirt County9.0
- 2. Gilmer County11.5
- 3. Tucker County12.6
Counties with the Highest Expected Annual Loss from Natural Hazards in West Virginia
- 1. Kanawha County$142.9M
- 2. Cabell County$49.3M
- 3. Wood County$36.8M
Environment
Counties with the Highest Radon Potential in West Virginia
- 1. Boone County3
- 2. Kanawha County3
- 3. Logan County3
Counties with the Worst Air Quality in West Virginia
- 1. Cabell County43
- 2. Monongalia County43
- 3. Wood County43
Counties with the Cleanest Air in West Virginia
- 1. Marion County33
- 2. Harrison County34
- 3. Brooke County36
Counties in the Worst Drought in West Virginia
- 1. Jefferson County100.0
- 2. Berkeley County84.1
- 3. Monroe County11.0
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (American Community Survey, 2010 Census, Population Estimates Program), NOAA 1991-2020 U.S. Climate Normals and FEMA National Risk Index.