What was the border for virginia in 1790?

In 1790, Virginia's borders were defined primarily by the boundaries established in colonial times. It extended west to the Mississippi River, encompassing a vast area that included present-day West Virginia, Kentucky, and parts of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. The state was bordered by Maryland to the north and east, the Atlantic Ocean to the southeast, and North Carolina and Tennessee to the south and southwest. This expansive territory reflected Virginia's status as one of the largest colonies before the establishment of other states.