West Virginia Power Logo Vector

About West Virginia Power

The Charleston Dirty Birds, formerly known as the West Virginia Power, are a professional baseball team located in Charleston, West Virginia. They compete in the South Division of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, which is recognized as a partner league of Major League Baseball. Since 2005, the Dirty Birds have been hosting their home games at GoMart Ballpark. Throughout their history, the team underwent several changes in affiliation with major league clubs. They initially became affiliated with the Kansas City Royals in 1998, followed by a switch to the Toronto Blue Jays in 2000. After the 2004 season, they aligned with the Milwaukee Brewers, then joined the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2009, and eventually joined forces with the Seattle Mariners in 2018. In anticipation of the 2005 season, they officially adopted the name West Virginia Power.

History and Evolution of West Virginia Power Logo

West Virginia Power changed its logo 2 times in the following years. West Virginia Power  2005 Logo West Virginia Power  2009 Logo

Logo Formats and Usage

At VectorSeek, you can download different editable files of West Virginia Power logo. Below are the most downloaded West Virginia Power logos available at VectorSeek:

• West Virginia Power logo PNG
• West Virginia Power logo SVG
• West Virginia Power logo AI
• West Virginia Power logo Vector

You can also download all of these formats of West Virginia Power logo in a zip file.

West Virginia Power logo PNG File

PNG files are versatile for digital use and are particularly handy for transparent images like logos on colored backgrounds or layered pictures. However, they are not recommended for print purposes.  

West Virginia Power logo SVG File

Everyone should be using SVG logos for their websites. SVG is a type of picture format that allows an image to expand without losing quality (and looks better on retina displays).  

West Virginia Power logo Ai File

West Virginia Power Artwork (AI) is a proprietary file format created by Adobe Systems for conveying single-page vector-based artwork in both EPS and PDF formats. Moreover, it can be easily editable.