Weotowe

Weotowe is an old name for the Greenbrier River, which flows through the Allegheny Mountains to join the New River. Other recorded names include Onepake and the French Rivière de la Ronceverte, the river of the green brier. Its course gathers streams from the wooded highlands before turning southwest toward the New. Beyond their meeting, the waters continue through the Kanawha and Ohio to the Mississippi, connecting this mountain valley with a vast western drainage.