Cabell County, West Virginia, USA

Cabell County spans part of western West Virginia along the Ohio River, joining established communities with a broader rural landscape. Across Cabell County, wooded Appalachian hills cut by broad river valleys create a varied setting for farms, town centers and transportation corridors. Its historical development reflects river transport, railroads and the rise of coal and manufacturing, visible in local town centers and long-established travel routes. The contemporary county draws its identity from health care, education, logistics, manufacturing and regional culture, as well as local heritage and the surrounding landscape.