Clarksburg Water Board

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From extensive trail networks to nationally recognized educational institutions to a modernized city administration, the City of Wheeling provides a distinctive environment for residents, families, and businesses. Our region boasts unique features that we take pride in showcasing! Local businesses appreciate our favorable business climate with our skilled, motivated workforce who actively participate in various professional organizations. The area offers year-round recreation, leisure activities, sports events, music festivals, dining options, shopping experiences, and much more.

Who We Are
We are dedicated, hardworking individuals enjoying an exceptional quality of life. From nationally ranked educational institutions to award-winning healthcare facilities, Wheeling is an ideal community for raising families. Residents have access to numerous year-round recreational activities including golf courses, boating facilities, water sports, winter skiing, cycling paths, hiking trails, tennis courts, skateparks, swimming pools, and additional outdoor amenities. Entertainment options abound throughout the year, featuring local, regional, and national concert series, community festivals, professional sporting events, or gaming opportunities at our casino venues.

Where We're Going
As we progress forward, we aim to establish ourselves as the business, entertainment, and cultural hub of the Ohio Valley. Our City Council, alongside partners including Regional Economic Development Partnership, The Wheeling Area Convention and Visitor's Bureau, Wheeling National Heritage Area Corporation, The Chamber of Commerce, and other stakeholders are diligently working to reinvent our downtown district. This exciting initiative holds tremendous growth and development potential.

Fast Facts
Established in 1769. Incorporated in 1836. Birthplace of West Virginia and The First State Capitol. Located 55 miles from Downtown Pittsburgh, 120 miles from Columbus, Ohio, and 130 miles from Cleveland, Ohio. Situated at 687 feet above sea level. Population of 28,486 (2010 Data). Temperature ranges from an average of 72.7° Fahrenheit during summer months to approximately 29.3° Fahrenheit in winter. Average annual precipitation measures 36 inches with equivalent annual snowfall. Wheeling stands as the principal city in the Wheeling-Belmont County (Ohio) Metropolitan Statistical Area encompassing Ohio and Marshall Counties in West Virginia, and Belmont County in Ohio.