1. West Virginia The Mountain State

2. A white field is bordered in dark blue. West Virginia's flag displays a rock containing the date June 20, 1863, the day West Virginia became a state. The two men represent farming and mining. Below them are two rifles with a "Liberty Cap" on top the rifles. A banner ribbon includes the state motto " Mountaineers Are Always Free". Around the picture are a wreath of rhododendron and the name of the state on a red ribbon.

5. Coal Mining (3 rd in U.S.)

8. Split from Virginia in 1863 because it supported the North in the Civil War

10. Biggest City: Charleston

11. Bluegrass Bluegrass

12. Harpers Ferry / John Brown’s Raid

13. Grave Creek Mound

14. National Radio Astronomy Observatory

15. Largest producer of marbles in U.S.

19. The New River Gorge Bridge Veterans Memorial Bridge

20. Also known as: The Switzerland of America The Switzerland of America The Panhandle State The Panhandle State