Total Price Loss Coverage payments in West Virginia totaled $77,109 from 1995-2017.

Counties in West Virginia Receiving Total Price Loss Coverage payments, 1995-2017

Rank County Total Price Loss Coverage
1995-2017		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Jefferson County, West Virginia$21,89728.4%28.4%
2Hampshire County, West Virginia$11,59215.0%43.4%
3Monroe County, West Virginia$10,01013.0%56.4%
4Berkeley County, West Virginia$8,53311.1%67.5%
5Preston County, West Virginia$4,9916.5%74.0%
6Morgan County, West Virginia$4,0395.2%79.2%
7Greenbrier County, West Virginia$2,7073.5%82.7%
8Pendleton County, West Virginia$2,1292.8%85.5%
9Putnam County, West Virginia$1,8822.4%87.9%
10Ohio County, West Virginia$1,1831.5%89.4%
11Mercer County, West Virginia$1,0651.4%90.8%
12Brooke County, West Virginia$1,0491.4%92.2%
13Cabell County, West Virginia$8211.1%93.2%
14Mason County, West Virginia$7491.0%94.2%
15Fayette County, West Virginia$7200.9%95.1%
16Marshall County, West Virginia$6690.9%96.0%
17Jackson County, West Virginia$6000.8%96.8%
18Mineral County, West Virginia$5820.8%97.5%
19Lewis County, West Virginia$5430.7%98.3%
20Summers County, West Virginia$4340.6%98.8%
21Boone County, West Virginia$3590.5%99.3%
22Pocahontas County, West Virginia$3030.4%99.7%
23Upshur County, West Virginia$1380.2%99.9%
24Wood County, West Virginia$860.1%100.0%
25Lincoln County, West Virginia$230.0%100.0%
26Roane County, West Virginia$50.0%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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