11 Images People From West Virginia Will Immediately Recognize
There are certain images that are so recognizable that you don’t need any context to know what they are. Some of these have started to define West Virginia. They reflect our stories and folklore and some of our favorite places in the state. I bet all West Virginians will recognize these images.

Of course we all recognize our favorite monster, Mothman, with those red eyes and silver wings.

Even if you've never seen a Mountaineer game in your life you probably recognize WVU's mascot, the Mountaineer, with its buckskins, coonskin cap and rifle.
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This bridge is definitely one of the most photographed places in the state and was even featured on our state quarter.
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The yellow Tudor's Biscuit logo, with its brown lettering and sunrise, is especially appealing for those who are hungry and craving a biscuit.

Seneca Rocks is probably the state's most recognized rock formation.

Marshall grads and others know this green M as the university's logo.

The West Virginia coat of arms as well as our motto "Montani Semper Liberi" (Mountaineers are always free) is featured on our flag and instantly recognizable.

The Capitol's gold dome is iconic West Virginia.
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I love this motto and the fact that these signs welcome us back whenever we leave our borders.

The Flying WVY has been called one of the most recognizable logos in college sports.

Blackwater Falls in Davis is another one of those places that defines the state. You can find its image on all sorts of things, from post cards to puzzles.
Did you recognize all of these?
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