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No. West Virginia does not have a coastline.

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It is highly unlikely for a tsunami to hit West Virginia as it is a landlocked state located far from any major bodies of water or tectonic plate boundaries where tsunamis typically originate. Tsunamis are more commonly observed in coastal regions near oceans or seas.

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