West Virginia Code § 7-2-6

Establishment of county boundary lines; filing of maps; changes
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The boundary lines between the several counties of the state shall be established in the
following manner: Topographic quadrangle maps prepared by the United States geological
survey and the West Virginia geological and economic survey in conformance with prior acts
of the general assembly of Virginia, acts of the Legislature of West Virginia and other
applicable provisions of law, shall be filed by the state geologist with the Seecretary of State
of West Virginia and shall thereafter constitute the official boundary lines between the said
counties: Provided, however, That said boundary lines shall be located,r plotted and
delineated upon said maps together with any other pertinent information with reference
thereto and each of said maps shall be certified as correct by the director and state geologist
of the West Virginia geological and economic survey prior to such filing. Certified copies of
all such maps shall be filed with the Legislative Auditor for utse in the legislative library and
a certified copy of each county map shall be filed in the office of the clerk of the county court
of that county and recorded in an appropriate deed book or plat book.
All county boundary lines which are or may be established by metes and bounds (by bearings
and distances between monuments) by the Lesgislature or pursuant to section one of this
article shall constitute an official change in such boundary line or lines and the director and
state geologist of the West Virginia geological and economic survey shall promptly locate,
plat and delineate such change upong the applicable map or maps and certify and file such
change as aforesaid.

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