7 Small "West Virginian" Towns Introverts Need To Go To Avoid Extroverts Peacefully.

An Introvert living in West Virginia? An Introvert visiting West Virginia? Here are the Top 7 towns to stay to insure peace and quiet, away from Extroverts. Just like us Introverts like it!

1. Capon Bridge, West Virginia

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A town whose name was derived from the construction of the bridge over Cacapon River. It is home of a number of historic buildings. The town even has its own library, which is small in size, but big in its selection of reading material so you can read in a comfortable, peaceful setting!

Population: 355

2. Gassaway, West Virginia

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This town was named after the former U.S. Senator and one-time vice-presidential candidate, Henry Gassaway. It offers lots of small town charm, from its scenery to its railroad shops. Despite the town being built around a railroad, it still remains peacefully quiet!

Population: 902

3. Grafton, West Virginia

Known as the home of Mother's Day, this peaceful, little town is located near the popular Tygart Lake State Park where they offer peaceful, self-dependent activities such as; biking, camping, fishing, etc. It is also one of the first places to observe Memorial Day!

Population: 5,127

4. Green Bank, West Virginia

This town is the center of the United States National Radio Quiet Zone, designed to protect the airwaves for the Green Bank Telescope. It is very old fashioned where you'll find that wifi, cellphones, and even microwaves are banned. You want quiet and peaceful? This is the town for it, away from everything!

Population: 143

5. Hundred, West Virginia

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Named after resident Henry "Old Hundred" Church, this town is the only one with its name in the United States Hundred. This quiet town once served as a stop for the B&O railroad, but now house the small size of 80 families with 136 households available. The chances of you having to interact with an Extrovert is slim to none in this small town!

Population: 276

6. Philippi, West Virginia

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Yet another oddly quiet railroad town where, now, only freight trains pass through. This town was the first land of the Civil War battle and has a park dedicated to it called the Blue and Gray Park. It is a peaceful artifactual town, with museums you can be entertained by without too much chaos!

Population: 3,533

7. Sophia, West Virginia

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Home of the late U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd, this town delivers small town charm and serves as the gateway to the Winding Gulf Coal Fields. It consists of fifty little communities with beautiful scenery, recreation trails, rivers and little-known spots of interest for which only a handful of people recall its history and mystery. Perfect for an Introvert to explore alone and learn some history!

Population: 1,311