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Most population lost, West Virginia cities · 2000

West Virginia cities that lost the most residents from the 1990 census to 2000, by raw count of people rather than percentage. This list covers the 29 cities in West Virginia that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPPOPULATION CHANGEVS –
01Charleston, WVWV46,117-3,866
02Wheeling, WVWV25,680-3,462
03Huntington, WVWV44,815-3,369
04Weirton, WVWV18,133-1,713
05Bluefield, WVWV9,158-1,305
06Clarksburg, WVWV15,562-1,292
07Fairmont, WVWV18,035-1,113
08Beckley, WVWV16,373-1,042
09Moundsville, WVWV7,659-755
10New Martinsville, WVWV5,039-721
11Parkersburg, WVWV28,593-710
12Princeton, WVWV5,578-696
13Dunbar, WVWV7,050-543
14Cross Lanes, WVWV9,671-525
15Elkins, WVWV6,622-388
16South Charleston, WVWV13,072-255
17Buckhannon, WVWV5,054-184
18Nitro, WVWV6,270-29
19Vienna, WVWV10,321-1
20Charles, WVWV9,329+15
21St. Albans, WVWV10,210+373
22Bridgeport, WVWV9,427+567
23Hurricane, WVWV7,367+685
24Oak Hill, WVWV7,629+777
25Brookhaven, WVWV6,212+898
26Martinsburg, WVWV19,211+899
27Morgantown, WVWV30,293+930
28Cheat Lake, WVWV10,902+2,404
29Teays Valley, WVWV14,151+4,268
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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS