Taylor County Map, West Virginia

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Taylor County, West Virginia

Taylor County sits in north-central West Virginia. It’s a county with rolling hills and friendly folks. Grafton, the county seat, has an interesting claim to fame. It’s the birthplace of Mother’s Day.
The area has a rich railroad history that shaped its growth. These days, it’s a mix of small-town charm and natural beauty. People here take pride in their community spirit.
Summers here are warm and perfect for outdoor fun. Winters can be cold, but that just means cozy nights by the fire. The county’s named after John Taylor, a statesman from way back.
Category | Details |
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County Name | Taylor County |
County Seat | Grafton |
Population | Approximately 16,000 |
Cities, Towns, and Communities | Grafton, Flemington, Fetterman, Thornton, Rosemont |
Interstates and Highways | US-50, US-119, WV-310 |
FIPS Code | 54-091 |
Total Area (Land and Water) | 176 sq mi (Land: 173 sq mi; Water: 3 sq mi) |
Adjacent Counties (and Direction) | Monongalia County (North), Preston County (East), Barbour County (South), Harrison County (West), Marion County (Northwest) |
Time Zone | Eastern Time Zone (ET) |
State | West Virginia |
Coordinates | 39.3415° N, 80.0216° W |
Etymology | Named after John Taylor of Caroline, a U.S. Senator from Virginia |
Major Landmarks | Tygart Lake State Park, Grafton National Cemetery, Anna Jarvis Birthplace Museum |
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