Gary, West Virginia

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Gary, West Virginia is a small coal-mining town in southern West Virginia historically known for its company-owned operations and role in the region’s coal industry.

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instanceOf coal town
company town
town
country United States of America
countrySubdivision State of West Virginia
linked to: West Virginia
developedAs company town for U.S. Steel coal operations
developedBy United States Steel Corporation
governingBody local municipal government of Gary, West Virginia
hasCharacteristic company-town heritage
historically dependent on coal industry
small population
hasEconomicBase coal mining
hasHistoricalRole example of a U.S. company-owned coal town
important coal-producing community in McDowell County
hasPrimaryResource bituminous coal
historicallyKnownFor U.S. Steel coal operations
linked to: U. S. Steel Mining

company-owned coal operations
role in the coal industry of southern West Virginia
industry coal mining
locatedIn Appalachia
McDowell County, West Virginia NERFINISHED
Southern West Virginia
United States Appalachian coal region
United States South Census Region
West Virginia
namedAfter Elbert Henry Gary
linked to: Elbert H. Gary

Judge Elbert H. Gary
partOf coalfields of McDowell County, West Virginia
region Southern Coalfields of West Virginia
timeZone Eastern Time Zone

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McDowell County, West Virginia hasSettlement Gary, West Virginia