Logan, WV

united states

Logan sits in southwestern West Virginia's coal country along the Guyandotte River, serving as Logan County's seat. US Route 119 provides the main access, running north 50 miles to Charleston and south toward Kentucky, while State Route 10 connects east-west through mountain communities. The area handles daily mining commuter traffic and serves as a gateway to rural Appalachian settlements. Chief Logan State Park just north of town honors the famous Mingo leader who once lived in this valley.