A dataset listing West Virginia cities by population for 2024.

A dataset listing West Virginia counties by population for 2024.

Map and tables with data describing West Virginia's veteran population. Data tables cover: Veterans Affairs (VA) facilities and expenditures; veteran population including age distribution, period of service, household income, and educational attainment; veterans' use of VA healthcare and benefits; and projected veteran population changes as well as projections by age, age distribution over time, gender, period of service, and race/ethnicity.

This map contains data on the percentage of the population living in the 100-year floodplain zone across WV at the county level. Additionally, it contains demographic data that informs the percentage of the population living under poverty and the percentage of the population living under poverty within the floodplain zone.

1 computer laser optical disc : col. ; 4 3/4 in. "LandView II is a geographic reference, like an atlas. It displays EPA-regulated sites, demographic and economic information from the 1990 census, and key geographic features of the United States. LandView II includes 1990 demographic and economic data from the Bureau of the Census, including population and household characteristics drawn from two census data bases STF1A and STF 3A." Disc 2 of 10: District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia.

Once thought to be extinct, running buffalo clover was rediscovered in West Virginia in the 1980s, when it was listed as endangered. Researchers at the Fernow Experimental Forest have monitored its populations over time and discovered the habitat characteristics that promote its growth and survival. As part of this monitoring work, researchers have found that running buffalo clover tends to grow following partial harvests and can be found along skid trails. This map, which shows the population counts of running buffalo clover over time alongside skid trails and the silvicultural treatment of each subcompartment, allows viewers to see the relationship between running buffalo clover population growth and light disturbance. Thanks in part to the research at the Fernow Experimental Forest, running buffalo clover is no longer listed as endangered. This map is featured in the 2025 Story Map "Bulldozers as Bison: Running Buffalo Clover Research and Management from the Fernow Experimental Forest"Primary Source: Thomas-Van Gundy, Melissa. 2022. Twenty-year trends in running buffalo clover (Trifolium stoloniferum Muhl. Ex A. Eaton; Fabaceae) on a managed forest in northeastern West Virginia. Natural Areas Journal. 42(1): 79-88. https://doi.org/10.3375/21-19.

Population IDs for A. barbouri collections correspond to map locations in Fig 1. For outgroup samples, AAFB denotes Arnold Air Force Base and AKT1 denotes A. texanum from Arkansas. Population IDs by county are as follows: Bedford County (B6), Davidson County (D3), Rutherford County (R1, R7, and R9), Sumner County (S2, S5, S7, and S8), Wilson County (W1, W3, and W4), and Williamson County (Wil2).