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Maine · New Hampshire · Vermont · Massachusetts · Rhode Island · Connecticut · New York · New Jersey · Pennsylvania · West Virginia
State Flags
- A. Numerous abandoned or derelict buildings can indicate West Virginia.
- B. Route signs written with fractions may point to West Virginia(by now_and_jenn ).
- C. Areas enclosed by stone walls are common in New England, especially around New York(by now_and_jenn ).
West Virginia—particularly the northwest—has a high poverty rate. Abandoned homes and shuttered storefronts are easy to find.
Road markers that include fractions are a hallmark of West Virginia. “23/1” would be the first spur off Route 23.
Stone walls like these give off a New York vibe. As one source notes, “One of New England’s mysteries, and particularly that of New York, is the countless stone fences that lace this region…”(References New York’s Stone Walls).