Summers Counties West Virginia United States
Hinton, a railroad town, is where government offices are located for Summers County. The town's economy is greatly supported by the railroad shops and train traffic. Prominent early Kanawha County jurist George W. Summers was honored when in 1871 Summers County was named for him. This southern county is comprised of some 368 square miles in land area. Two state parks are located in the county. Pipestem State Park is one, Bluestone State Park (including 1000-acre Bluestone Lake) is the other.
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- Summers County, WV Population by Decades - Population table for the years 1900 to 2000.
- Summers County Board of Education - Includes board minutes and policies, news, calendar, forms, employee handbook and school menus.
- Summers County Public Library - Features history, online catalog, services, hours, Friends of the Library, summers newsletter and contact information. Located in Hinton.
- Summers County Health Profile - County health statistics for the years 1989 to 1998.
- Jerry E. Berry, Summers County Commissioner - Elected representative. Includes news, calendar, agendas and a newsletter.
- Summers County Government - Official site. Includes office and court information, hours and forms.
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