WVWest Virginia rankings

Towns with the most people working from home in West Virginia

Ranked by the share of workers who usually work from home. 60 towns with 2,500+ residents.

U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year

1 Charles Town 20.7% Median income $89,263

2 Pinch 18.7% Median income $76,741 3 Winfield 18.6% Median income $103,276

#TownWork from homeMedian incomeBachelor's+

Charles Town7,337 people 20.7% $89,263 36.1%

Pinch4,037 people 18.7% $76,741 35.5%

3 Winfield2,918 people 18.6% $103,276 37.8%

4 Fayetteville2,817 people 16% $67,623 28.3%

5 Shannondale3,465 people 15.1% $80,000 31.9%

6 Buckhannon5,116 people 14.8% $54,615 24.4%

Barboursville4,376 people 14.8% $60,571 34.1%

8 Morgantown30,236 people 14.6% $44,727 58.5%

Inwood2,794 people 14% $84,286 27.4%

10 Cheat Lake10,902 people 13.8% $117,014 61.8%

Bridgeport9,252 people 13.8% $100,022 53.4%

St. Albans10,522 people 13.1% $53,972 24.3%

13 Ranson corporation5,729 people 13.1% $89,523 18.9%

14 Moorefield2,525 people 13.1% $49,063 4.8%

15 Charleston47,421 people 13% $65,812 45.2%

Pleasant Valley3,482 people 12.7% $67,635 33.1%

17 Brookhaven6,212 people 12.5% $88,438 40.5%

Grafton4,618 people 12.5% $40,402 11.2%

Teays Valley14,151 people 12.3% $108,741 46.7%

Fairmont18,221 people 12.2% $63,032 32.9%

Vienna10,518 people 11.5% $60,388 31.4%

Keyser4,857 people 11.4% $46,955 18%

23 Hurricane6,855 people 11.3% $71,167 37.5%

Weirton18,647 people 11.1% $59,575 24.2%

Bluefield9,387 people 10.5% $49,375 30.8%

26 Westover4,026 people 10.5% $60,769 33%

27 Ripley3,071 people 10.3% $41,518 23.4%

Williamson2,919 people 10.2% $21,875 10.4%

29 Princeton5,736 people 10% $43,900 21%

30 Parkersburg29,240 people 9.9% $49,025 21%

31 Williamstown2,980 people 9.7% $89,013 44.3%

Cross Lanes9,671 people 9.5% $63,537 32.4%

33 Summersville3,373 people 9.5% $56,571 34.8%

34 Bethlehem2,592 people 9.5% $83,409 45.3%

35 Huntington45,787 people 9.4% $45,100 35.3%

South Charleston13,457 people 8.9% $63,884 37.8%

Martinsburg18,904 people 8.8% $59,555 24.7%

Culloden3,040 people 8.3% $73,318 32.9%

39 Clarksburg15,549 people 8.2% $47,386 25.7%

Dunbar7,254 people 8.1% $58,379 29.2%

Shady Spring3,381 people 8% $67,407 24.8%

42 Elkins6,811 people 7.4% $44,217 31.1%

43 Beckley16,818 people 7.3% $45,826 29.2%

Follansbee2,757 people 7.2% $58,371 22.8%

45 Wheeling26,350 people 6.9% $48,590 34.1%

Philippi2,861 people 6.4% $45,879 17.4%

New Martinsville5,133 people 5.4% $60,946 23.8%

48 Lewisburg3,835 people 5.4% $49,560 57.8%

49 Sissonville3,593 people 4.9% $66,944 14.9%

Blennerhassett3,282 people 4.8% $88,487 29.3%

Oak Hill7,937 people 4.5% $52,466 15.6%

Point Pleasant3,961 people 4.2% $37,563 28.2%

Madison2,788 people 4.1% $58,872 20.6%

Pea Ridge6,988 people 3.9% $65,811 47.6%

Kenova2,944 people 3.7% $53,683 14.3%

Nitro6,853 people 2.9% $53,848 17.2%

Kingwood2,973 people 2.8% $71,154 30.4%

Moundsville7,869 people 2.4% $49,048 17.3%

White Sulphur Springs2,549 people 2.2% $46,178 20.7%

Weston3,840 people 1.1% $52,070 13.6%

How this ranking works

We rank every town by the share of workers who usually work from home. The town with the highest figure ranks #1. For comparison, the figure for West Virginia as a whole is 9.1%.

Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.

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