Pineville

Pineville is the name of several municipalities in the United States. The toponym combines pine trees with the suffix ville and is common in areas where pine forests were historically prominent, particularly in the Southeast and parts of the Midwest and Appalachia.

Notable Pinevilles include Pineville, Louisiana, a city in Rapides Parish located across the Red River from Alexandria; Pineville hosts Louisiana College and forms part of the Alexandria metropolitan area. Another is Pineville, North Carolina, a town in Mecklenburg County near Charlotte with a historic downtown and a mix of residential and commercial development. Pineville, Kentucky is a city and the county seat of Bell County, in the eastern part of the state. Pineville, Missouri is the county seat of McDonald County, in the southwest part of the state. Pineville, West Virginia is the county seat of Wyoming County, in the southern part of the state.

Across the country, additional Pinevilles exist, including smaller unincorporated communities.