The county of Marion is located in West Virginia and was founded in 1842. There are 56,925 residents in Marion who have access to courthouses in Barrackville, Fairmont, Fairview, Farmington, Mannington, Monongah, Rivesville, White Hall, Worthington. In general, each county has a full set of courts, from traffic court to superior and appellate court; supreme courts are usually located in the state capital. West Virginia is part of the 4th federal circuit court as well.
There are 1,302 residents in Barrackville, which is 0.7 square miles and 945ft above sea level.
There are 18,704 residents in Fairmont, which is 9.0 square miles and 984ft above sea level.
There are 408 residents in Fairview, which is 0.3 square miles and 1,001ft above sea level.
There are 375 residents in Farmington, which is 0.4 square miles and 932ft above sea level.
There are 2,063 residents in Mannington, which is 1.2 square miles and 974ft above sea level.
There are 1,044 residents in Monongah, which is 0.5 square miles and 961ft above sea level. It was settled in 1891 and is governed by a Mayoru2013Council local government.
There are 934 residents in Rivesville, which is 0.6 square miles and 866ft above sea level.
There are 648 residents in White Hall, which is 1.1 square miles and 1,158ft above sea level.
There are 158 residents in Worthington, which is 0.6 square miles and 922ft above sea level.