Is West Virginia in the DMV
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Anonymous
| Honest question, I feel like with the expansion of the DC area, the Metro going to Ashburn and the MARC having service out to Martinsburg a case could be made its apart of the area. |
Anonymous
| No. |
Anonymous
| WV is in Appalachia, OP |
Anonymous
WV is apart of this area, not a part of this area. |
Anonymous
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Officially one WV county is - Jefferson.
Martinsburg is in the next county over. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_metropolitan_area |
Anonymous
| No even tho people commute in it’s still not |
Anonymous
So is Virginia and Maryland. Your point? |
Anonymous
Maryland is not in Appalachia, shut up 
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Anonymous
Guess again https://www.arc.gov/about-the-appalachian-region/#:~:text=The%20Region's%2026.3%20million%20residents,and%20all%20of%20West%20Virginia. |
Anonymous
| No not even close. |
Anonymous
For a group of so well-informed people, DCUM seems pretty ignorant about geography. |
Anonymous
| No. It's not DMVW |
Anonymous
| Not since 1863. |
Anonymous
Maryland is below the Mason/Dixon, honey. |
Anonymous
| I'm originally from the West Coast, and the perception out west, at least, is that WVA is not considered "DC area". |