Visiting The Fading Rust Belt Town of New Cumberland, West Virginia
Taking a drive through and exploring New Cumberland, West Virginia. Located in Hancock County, it is home to about 974 residents. Once a prosperous area with brick manufacturing, pottery, glass, coal and clay mining, now in decline after the industrial era collapse. The poverty today is around 27%, and income per capita is about 22k. Let's take a look and check it out
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