Allegheny Mountains
Eastern US range
The Allegheny Mountains are a range in the central Appalachian system, running from Pennsylvania through West Virginia and into Virginia.
They form the western front of the Appalachians, historically marking a significant barrier to westward expansion.
The name often appears interchangeably with Alleghenies: We have a cabin in the Alleghenies.
- West VirginiaAppalachian state, capital Charleston
- PennsylvaniaNortheastern founding colony state
- Appalachian MountainsEastern North American range
- mountainsTall elevated landmasses
- MarylandMid-Atlantic U.S. state
trail · scenic overlook · Blue Ridge Mountains · ridges · elevation · spruce · Appalachian culture · plateaus · Shenandoah Valley · summits · winding roads · coal mining · rhododendron · hemlock · old growth forest · hiking · cabin rental · timber
- mountainspeaks, peak, summit, summits, Alps
- American LandformsGrand Canyon, Rocky Mountains, Rockies, Appalachian Mountains, Appalachians
- Colonial AmericaGeorge Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, Benjamin Franklin, Declaration of Independence
- East CoastAtlantic coast, mid-Atlantic, Eastern Seaboard, New York City, NYC
- mountain rangesAlps, Andes, Himalayas, Rockies, Pyrenees
- PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Pittsburgh, Lancaster, Erie, Harrisburg
Allegheny MountainsRocky Mountains
Western North American cordillera
Allegheny MountainsGreat Plains
Central North American grassland
coastal plain · Mississippi Delta · prairie · flatlands · lowlands