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Wyoming County is a county in the U.S. state of West Virginia. As of the 2020 census, the population was 21,382. Its county seat is Pineville. The county was created in 1850 from Logan County and named for the Lenape word meaning "large plains".
Wyoming County boasts a top-notch, dedicated workforce, cooperative government, rich natural resources, and many economic opportunities. Whether you’re planning a vacation, a move or to open a business, we’re ready to provide you with the information and resources you need.
Wyoming County is known for its coal mining heritage, with coal camps and houses dotting the countryside. Twin Falls Resort State Park is a hidden treasure in the Appalachian Mountains offering an 18-hole golf course, meeting facilities, restaurants, lodging and more.
Wyoming County, with its rugged terrain bisected by the Guyandotte River, is located in the heart of West Virginia’s southern coal and natural gas producing region. The county was formed by the Virginia General Assembly on January 26, 1850, from a part of Logan County.
Our Communities. Cradled in the southern tip of West Virginia, Wyoming County is rich in both history and natural beauty. Rushing brooks; mighty mountains; and wild, wooded areas make up its rugged topography, with small communities and three diminutive municipalities--Mullens, Oceana, and Pineville--dotting the landscape.
Wyoming County has historically been an important coal mining region and is one of the most mountainous counties in the Cumberland Mountains region of southern West Virginia. The county is almost entirely forested, though many small farms are located throughout. As of the 2010 census, the population of Wyoming County was 23,796.
West Virginia Counties. Wyoming. County Courthouse. 24 Cedar Avenue. Pineville, WV 24874. Phone: 304-732-8000. County Website. Background. Year Founded: 1850. County Seat: Pineville. Demographics. Land Area (sq miles): 499.45. Population: 20,786. Median Income: $37,644. Additional Census Information. View Tax Inquiry. Pay Personal Property Taxes.
.... Read More. Share Profile. // United States / West Virginia / Wyoming County, West Virginia. Display Sources. Wyoming County, West Virginia has 499.5 square miles of land area and is the 17th largest county in West Virginia by total area.
Twisting roads, mountainous terrain and pure rugged beauty make Wyoming County a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts of all types. Wyoming County offers beautiful Twin Falls Resort State Park, R.D. Bailey Lake, Hatfield McCoy Trails, and two 18 hole golf courses.
Wyoming is an unincorporated community in Wyoming County, West Virginia, United States. It gets its name from the counties name. Wyoming sits along the Guyandotte River. Wyoming has a post office and a Methodist church.
