Crossing the Kanawha River on Interstate 64 West near Charleston, West Virginia

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Crossing the Kanawha River on Interstate 64 West near Charleston, West Virginia. - BigRigSteve is an American trucker that trucks all 48 states. He has equipped his truck with LIVE Truckcams and Still-Image webcams. He keeps his "Road Crew" up to date by using Fully Automated GPS trip maps and other GPS related information, and Blogs on his daily experiences on the road, He uses HD Videos, Photography, and Interactive Panoramas to show America's Highways to the rest of the world. become one of the RoadCrew and visit us on www.bigrigtrave... To learn more about BigRigTravels, visit these links:
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[@molipaul]

My mom is from Belle. She left there in 1959 for Washington, DC. We came back to visit my grandparents in Belle several times each year. Her dad died in March 1982, her mom in December 1988. This brought back lots of good memories.

[@1957jmhiser1]

I've never heard Ku naw wha River pronounced the way you did, it's beautiful. You never know, a few generations ago maybe it was Can a wha. Cool.

[@1957jmhiser1]

I haven't been back home since 97 but even the pot holes look the same

[@GeekyGarden]

"Kanawha" is pronounced Kuh-naw-uh. Source: Lived here all my life. Fun fact: The area where the Ohio and Kanawha rivers meet is called Tu Endie Wei which translates as "point between two waters".

[@TEABERRYEAGLE]

How 'bout "Can-know-ah"...haha...and, at 4:30 min. you are viewing the Gold Dome of the State of West Virginia's Capitol Building....

[@annklembara8772]

You are pronouncing Kanawha WRONG.
It's pronounced "Ka - nah - wha" NOT "Can - a - wa. The K is a hard K, not a C sound.

[@GaryClutchClark]

Locals pronounce it "Kuh-Naw."

[@hunteroconnor549]

Locals don't "pronounced" it like that. That's how it pronounced