Spofford

Spofford is a small, unincorporated community located in Hampshire County, West Virginia. It is situated along the South Branch Potomac River, a tributary of the Potomac River. The area is characterized by its rural landscape, with rolling hills and agricultural land. Spofford is a quiet residential area, with few commercial establishments.

The community's history is tied to the agricultural development of the region. Like many areas in Hampshire County, farming has been a significant economic activity for generations. The South Branch Potomac River has historically played a role in transportation and the livelihoods of the residents.

Transportation in Spofford is primarily via local roads connecting to larger state routes. The nearest significant town offering a wider range of services and amenities is Romney, the county seat of Hampshire County. Spofford does not have its own post office or major public services, with residents typically utilizing services in nearby communities. The population of Spofford is small, reflecting its rural and unincorporated status. Its remote location contributes to its peaceful, secluded atmosphere.