Mingo County

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Mingo County is a rural county in the coal-rich Appalachian region of southern West Virginia, known historically for coal mining and labor struggles such as the Mine Wars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative territorial entity
county
borderedBy Kentucky
borderType state border
country United States of America
countrySubdivision West Virginia
countySeat Williamson
governmentType county commission
hasCulturalRegion Southern West Virginia
surface form: Central Appalachia
hasDemographicCharacteristic rural population
sparsely populated
hasEconomicCharacteristic coal-dependent economy
resource-dependent economy
hasEconomicIssue decline of coal industry
hasEnvironmentalIssue coal mining impacts
hasGeographicalCharacteristic Appalachian Mountains
mountainous terrain
hasHistoricalEvent West Virginia Mine Wars
coal labor conflicts
hasIndustry coal mining industry
hasLaborHistory mine worker strikes
union organizing
hasLandUse coal extraction
forested land
hasPrimaryNaturalResource coal
hasTransportationHistory coal railroads
historicalRegion Bituminous coalfields
isInCoalRegion true
isRural true
knownFor Appalachian coalfield
surface form: Appalachian coalfields

West Virginia Mine Wars
coal miners’ strikes
coal mining
coal-rich geology
labor struggles
locatedIn Appalachia
surface form: Appalachian region

Eastern Time Zone
surface form: United States Eastern Time Zone

West Virginia
southern West Virginia
namedAfter Mingo people
observesDaylightSavingTime true
partOf West Virginia
surface form: State of West Virginia

United States of America
surface form: United States
seat Williamson, West Virginia
state West Virginia
subdivisionType county of West Virginia
timeZone Eastern Time Zone

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Southern West Virginia hasCounty Mingo County