Pennsylvania–West Virginia border
geographic boundary between the U.S. states of Pennsylvania and West Virginia
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Pennsylvania–West Virginia border
Summary
Pennsylvania–West Virginia border is an infranational border[1].
Key Facts
- Pennsylvania–West Virginia border is in the country of United States[2].
- Pennsylvania–West Virginia border's instance of is recorded as infranational border[3].
- Pennsylvania–West Virginia border's part of is recorded as Mason–Dixon Line[4].
- Pennsylvania–West Virginia border's part of is recorded as The Boundary of West Virginia[5].
- Pennsylvania–West Virginia border's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as Pennsylvania[6].
- Pennsylvania–West Virginia border's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as West Virginia[7].
- Pennsylvania–West Virginia border's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11cfv2g4s[8].
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Geography
Pennsylvania–West Virginia border is in the country of United States[2]. Part of include Mason–Dixon Line[4], a border[9], in United States[10] and The Boundary of West Virginia[5].
Designation and Status
Pennsylvania–West Virginia border's instance of is recorded as infranational border[3].