Cities Near Burton, West Virginia

Akron

Akron

$200 to $5,373
1,138 Rentals
A

Aleppo

$200 to $14,000
98 Rentals
B

Barrackville

$420 to $14,000
110 Rentals
B

Baxter

$420 to $14,000
110 Rentals
BR

Big Run

$200 to $14,000
110 Rentals
B

Blacksville

$200 to $14,000
100 Rentals
B

Brave

$200 to $14,000
96 Rentals
C

Cameron

$200 to $14,000
105 Rentals
C

Carolina

$420 to $14,000
110 Rentals
CP

Center Point

$420 to $14,000
108 Rentals
Cleveland

Cleveland

$200 to $22,425
3,134 Rentals
C

Colfax

$420 to $14,000
111 Rentals
Columbus

Columbus

$300 to $21,300
4,965 Rentals
Detroit

Detroit

$125 to $18,000
2,700 Rentals
E

Enterprise

$420 to $14,000
110 Rentals
F

Fairmont

$637 to $1,750
99 Rentals
F

Fairview

$420 to $14,000
105 Rentals
F

Farmington

$420 to $14,000
107 Rentals
F

Folsom

$420 to $14,000
106 Rentals
FS

Four States

$420 to $14,000
106 Rentals
FT

Franklin Township Greene

$200 to $3,885
69 Rentals
GD

Glen Dale

$200 to $2,827
113 Rentals
GE

Glen Easton

$200 to $3,885
112 Rentals
GT

Grant Town

$420 to $14,000
106 Rentals
G

Graysville

$200 to $3,885
102 Rentals
Harrisburg

Harrisburg

$373 to $84,500
630 Rentals
H

Holbrook

$200 to $14,000
96 Rentals
H

Hundred

$200 to $14,000
99 Rentals
I

Idamay

$420 to $14,000
110 Rentals
J

Jacksonburg

$200 to $14,000
111 Rentals
J

Jefferson

$200 to $14,000
94 Rentals
K

Kingmont

$420 to $14,000
108 Rentals
L

Littleton

$200 to $14,000
105 Rentals
M

Mannington

$420 to $14,000
106 Rentals
M

Mather

$200 to $14,000
93 Rentals
M

Metz

$420 to $14,000
103 Rentals
M

Monongah

$420 to $14,000
113 Rentals
MM

Montana Mines

$420 to $14,000
109 Rentals
M

Moundsville

$200 to $3,885
114 Rentals
MM

Mount Morris

$400 to $14,000
102 Rentals
NF

New Freeport

$200 to $14,000
101 Rentals
P

Pentress

$420 to $14,000
98 Rentals
PG

Pine Grove

$200 to $14,000
114 Rentals
Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh

$200 to $12,199
3,823 Rentals
PV

Pleasant Valley

$637 to $1,750
95 Rentals
PF

Porters Falls

$200 to $14,000
117 Rentals
R

Rachel

$420 to $14,000
106 Rentals
R

Reader

$200 to $14,000
118 Rentals
Richmond

Richmond

$395 to $16,378
1,574 Rentals
R

Rivesville

$420 to $14,000
112 Rentals
R

Rogersville

$200 to $14,000
93 Rentals
S

Shinnston

$420 to $14,000
110 Rentals
S

Shirley

$485 to $3,885
115 Rentals
S

Smithfield

$420 to $14,000
107 Rentals
S

Spraggs

$200 to $14,000
101 Rentals
S

Sycamore

$200 to $3,885
97 Rentals
Toledo

Toledo

$200 to $10,715
1,232 Rentals
W

Wallace

$420 to $14,000
109 Rentals
W

Wana

$200 to $14,000
99 Rentals
Washington

Washington

$200 to $41,569
8,134 Rentals
W

Waynesburg

$200 to $14,000
106 Rentals
WR

Wind Ridge

$200 to $3,885
100 Rentals
W

Worthington

$420 to $14,000
111 Rentals
W

Wyatt

$420 to $14,000
108 Rentals
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