Wirt County Map, West Virginia

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Wirt County, West Virginia

Wirt County is one of the smallest counties in West Virginia, both in size and population. It’s tucked away in the northwestern part of the state, with Elizabeth as its county seat.
The Little Kanawha River flows through the area. Agriculture and timber have historically shaped the local economy. U.S. Route 14 and State Route 5 cross through the county.
Wirt County is known for its quiet, rural character and strong sense of community. Even though it’s small in size, it’s a peaceful spot where nature and simplicity take the lead.
Category | Details |
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County Name | Wirt County |
County Seat | Elizabeth |
Population | Approximately 5,000 |
Cities, Towns, and Communities | Elizabeth, Palestine, Creston, Munday |
Interstates and Highways | WV-14, WV-5, WV-53 |
FIPS Code | 54-105 |
Total Area (Land and Water) | 235 sq mi (Land: 233 sq mi; Water: 2 sq mi) |
Adjacent Counties (and Direction) | Wood County (Northwest), Ritchie County (Northeast), Calhoun County (Southeast), Roane County (South), Jackson County (Southwest) |
Time Zone | Eastern Time Zone (ET) |
State | West Virginia |
Coordinates | 39.0418° N, 81.3938° W |
Etymology | Named after William Wirt |
Major Landmarks | Hughes River, North Bend Rail Trail, Wirt County Courthouse |
Website | Wirt County Website |
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