Re:WestVirginia-geo-stub
yes, most places have the flags for the geo-stubs for consistency. I must admit with US states, it doesn't make them that easy to tell apart, since most of them are just blue with a coat of arms. Another option is to use a small outline map, like, say  (WV's a pretty distinctive shape). Trouble is, unless a landscape is very distinctive, at that size one river looks a lot like another river (some of the NZ scenery pictures I've uploaded don't look that dissimilar when shrunk that small - the icon you had could just as easily have been my Image:Rangitikei.jpg). Unless the scenery is as distinctive as, say Mt Rushmore or Monument Valley, it'll just look like a generic landscape at that size. And if you make the images larger, they start to become too conspicuous in the article.