Connect the 51 dots in order to draw the outline of West Virginia. West Virginia is known as the Mountain State. Its capital is Charleston, it became the 35th state on June 20, 1863 and its highest point is Spruce Knob at 4,862 feet.
The shape of West Virginia
West Virginia has two panhandles: one poking up between Ohio and Pennsylvania and one reaching east between Maryland and Virginia. Its other borders follow rivers and mountain ridges, so it is full of bends.
- The state bird of West Virginia is the northern cardinal.
- West Virginia is the 41st largest state by area.
- West Virginia has the 39th largest population of the 50 states.
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West Virginia dot-to-dot in color
West Virginia dot-to-dot in black and white
Answer key
More about West Virginia
See where West Virginia is and what borders it on the West Virginia map, or pick another state from all 50 US state dot-to-dots.
