Keyser, West Virginia
Keyser, United States
Keyser, West Virginia shares 47 connections with 8094 other places across 12 topics, anchored in railroad history, Civil War geography, and Appalachian geology. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad threads through its transportation connections, linking it to Maryland and Baltimore. The Silurian/Devonian Keyser Formation, a limestone sequence whose type locality sits in a quarry east of town, grounds its geology connections. Novelist Catherine Marshall, author of Christy, was raised here; baseball pitching coach Leo Mazzone was born here.
West Virginia Route 46
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: Westernport, Maryland | Headsville, West Virginia | Luke, Maryland | Elk Garden, West Virginia | Cross, West Virginia
West Virginia Legislature
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: West Virginia | Martinsburg, West Virginia | Philippi, West Virginia | Mullens, West Virginia | Blacksville, West Virginia
Catherine Marshall
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: United States | Virginia | Tennessee | West Virginia | Johnson City, Tennessee
salt well
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: Zigong, Sichuan | Saltsburg, Pennsylvania | Natrona, Pennsylvania | Sanford, Michigan | Middlebourne, West Virginia
Leo Mazzone
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: Chicago, Illinois | San Francisco, California | Virginia | Atlanta, Georgia | Baltimore, Maryland
Frank Lovece
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: United States | Virginia | New Jersey | Jordan | Argentina
Media in Cumberland, Maryland
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: Virginia | Baltimore, Maryland | Maryland | West Virginia | Western Maryland
Long Depression
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: Baltimore, Maryland | Wellington, New Zealand | Northern Michigan | The Maritimes | Ann Arbor, Michigan
Lynndie England
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: United States | Virginia | North Carolina | Iraq | Denver, Colorado
Western Maryland Railroad
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: Virginia | Pennsylvania | Maryland | West Virginia | Western Maryland
U.S. Route 220
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: Waverly, New York | Bedford, Pennsylvania | Rocky Mount, Virginia | Eden, North Carolina | Woodward Township, Pennsylvania
North Branch Potomac River
Connects Keyser, West Virginia to: Virginia | Maryland | West Virginia | Fort Ashby, West Virginia | Hancock, Maryland