Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia
Largest municipalities
The majority of the Eastern Panhandle's growing residential developments are located outside city and town boundaries and are not included in the city or town's official population.

Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia

Section Title: Largest municipalities
Table Section Text: The majority of the Eastern Panhandle's growing residential developments are located outside city and town boundaries and are not included in the city or town's official population.

City	2010	2000	1990	1980	1970	County

Martinsburg	17,227	14,972	14,073	13,063	14,626	Berkeley

Keyser	5,439	5,303	5,870	—	6,586	Mineral

Ranson	3,957	2,951	2,890	—	2,189	Jefferson

Charles Town	5,259	2,907	3,122	—	3,023	Jefferson

Petersburg	2,467	2,423	2,360	—	2,177	Grant

Moorefield	2,544	2,375	2,148	—	2,124	Hardy

Romney	1,848	1,940	1,966	—	2,364	Hampshire

Shepherdstown	1,734	803	1,287	—	1,688	Jefferson

Bolivar	1,045	1,045	1,013	—	943	Jefferson

Piedmont	876	1,014	1,094	—	1,763	Mineral

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Berkeley is the Panhandle's largest city, Martinsburg with a 2010 census population of 17,227.

final_sentence: Berkeley is the Panhandle's largest city, Martinsburg with a 2010 census population of 17,227.