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Evick Knob is a mountain summit in West Virginia that rises to 2,667 feet, making it the state's 489th highest summit. It was named for Christian Evick, an early settler. Though little else is recorded here, the summit reflects a broader pattern in West Virginia's landscape, where named natural features preserve both the physical character of the land and connections to the people involved in its early settlement.
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West Virginia · United States