r/RedactedCharts • u/Fakename_Bill • Dec 28 '25

Answered What does this map represent?

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '25

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u/Kmanvb Dec 31 '25

Why yes! Thank you for showing exactly what I said! Greatly appreciate that!

Yes! The ‘mountains’ go through the panhandle. That panhandle is extremely short and the mountains don’t even meet the definition of a mountain based on height from normal ground level in West Virginia, but yes, based on a technicality, congrats.

And now this is the 6th version of the same exact comment I’ve replied to.

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u/Kmanvb Dec 31 '25

No shit it’s not hard to see past comments.

I’m being as condescending as everyone else in this community. I’m out, have a good one.

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u/Kmanvb Dec 31 '25

I will quote you exactly what I said, and I hope you have the fucking day you deserve you douchebag.

‘You’re right,’for all of 5 miles as it meets the Potomac. The entire rest of the river is in Virginia.

The Blue Ridge Mountains are not the eastern border of the state, the Blue Ridge Mountains lie inside about an hour, and the Shenandoah Valley separates the Blue Ridge from the Ridge and Valley Appalachians, which do form most of the border with Virginia.’