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== Geophysical features == |
== Geophysical features == |
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*[[Cacapon Lake]], a reservoir in Morgan County, West Virginia |
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*[[Cacapon Mountain]], a mountain in Morgan and Hampshire counties of West Virginia |
*[[Cacapon Mountain]], a mountain in Morgan and Hampshire counties of West Virginia |
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*[[Little Cacapon Mountain]], a mountain ridge in Hampshire County, West Virginia |
*[[Little Cacapon Mountain]], a mountain ridge in Hampshire County, West Virginia |
Latest revision as of 02:25, 24 December 2024
Cacapon (locally /kəˈkeɪpən/ kə-KAY-pən) is a term of Native American origin that means "medicine waters." It may refer to:
Buildings and structures
[edit]- Capon Chapel, a 1750s church in Hampshire County, West Virginia
- Fort Capon, a 1756 stockade fort near Forks of Cacapon, Hampshire County, West Virginia
Geophysical features
[edit]- Cacapon Lake, a reservoir in Morgan County, West Virginia
- Cacapon Mountain, a mountain in Morgan and Hampshire counties of West Virginia
- Little Cacapon Mountain, a mountain ridge in Hampshire County, West Virginia
- Cacapon River, a river in the Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia
- Little Cacapon River, a river in Hampshire County, West Virginia
Parks and recreational places
[edit]- Cacapon Resort State Park, a state park in Morgan County, West Virginia
- Capon Springs Resort, a resort and spa in Capon Springs, West Virginia
Populated places
[edit]- Capon Bridge, West Virginia
- Capon Lake, West Virginia
- Capon Springs, West Virginia
- Great Cacapon, West Virginia
- Little Cacapon, West Virginia