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Most affordable towns to live in in West Virginia

Ranked by our Cost of living score out of 100, which is based on everyday prices compared with the rest of the US, and typical rent. Of the 149 towns in West Virginia with 1,000 or more people, these are the top 25.

Summersville ranks first with a score of 99. Welch and Williamson follow, with 99 and 99. Scores compare each town with all 27,850 towns we track across the US.

RankTownScore Everyday pricesTypical rent Population
1 Summersville 99 77.7$395 3,373
2 Welch 99 77.7$441 3,507
3 Williamson 99 78.2$489 2,919
4 Grafton 98 79.1$512 4,618
5 Salem 98 79.5$525 1,629
6 Buffalo 97 80.3$546 1,150
7 Mount Hope 97 80.4$549 1,504
8 Harrisville 97 81.1$566 1,574
9 New Haven 97 81.4$575 1,493
10 Craigsville 95 82.7$611 2,190
11 Ripley 95 82.8$613 3,071
12 Romney 95 82.9$616 1,922
13 Point Pleasant 95 83.2$624 3,961
14 Wellsburg 95 83.2$624 2,203
15 McMechen 95 83.3$625 1,826
16 Fort Ashby 94 83.6$633 1,283
17 Bethany 94 83.8$639 1,039
18 Follansbee 94 83.9$642 2,757
19 Petersburg 93 84.1$646 2,384
20 Kenova 93 84.1$647 2,944
21 Chester 93 84.1$647 2,179
22 Keyser 93 84.1$648 4,857
23 Parsons 93 84.2$650 1,448
24 Mount Gay-Shamrock 93 84.4$654 1,166
25 Addison (Webster Springs) 92 84.5$657 1,038

Only towns with 1,000 or more people are ranked. Scores compare each town with all towns we track. See how we score towns and where the figures come from. These are estimates, so check official sources before you decide.

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