Does West Virginia Own the Ohio River? Shared Resource Among Six States

No. The Ohio River is a shared navigable waterway bordered by six states:

  • West Virginia
  • Ohio
  • Kentucky
  • Indiana
  • Illinois
  • Pennsylvania

No single state owns it; all have rights to use, and federal law governs navigation. Boundaries are typically defined by the low-water mark on the northern shore (Ohio/Indiana/Illinois side).

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