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The collective name for the hodge-podge of little towns in South Berekeley county West Virginia (Bunker Hill, Gerrardstown, Pikeside, Ridgeway, and actual Inwood), in which no one knows where one ends and the next begins. Also called the armpit of the DC metro area, it is known for its sharp divide between the DC commuters that can afford to live that far away from their jobs, and the "Yew shore gawt a purty mouth" locals. Not to be confused with the much more exciting Inwood, New York.
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