WVU Extension has a link to nice web site by John Carr on the 8 July flooding in Mullens, WV, where the event was largely a water flood, but at least one slump is shown in the gallery.

http://web.mountain.net/~carrpool/flood2x.htm

It appears that downtown was inundated by 4-5 feet of water.

If you are short on time, but interested, I suggest you click on these images.

Almost Valley wall to valley wall

http://web.mountain.net/~carrpool/flood20f.jpg

Slump

http://web.mountain.net/~carrpool/flood20k.jpg

Channel Expansion

http://web.mountain.net/~carrpool/flood21g.jpg

"Mobil" Truss Bridge in Itmann

http://web.mountain.net/~carrpool/flood23a.jpg

numbers denoting condemmed buildings

http://web.mountain.net/~carrpool/flood2f.htm
 
 
 

The National Park Service has a web site covering the July flood damage in the New River Gorge.  The most noticeable features here are large landslides, many related to old mined areas.

The NPS Flood Photo Gallery can be accessed from this site

http://www.nps.gov/neri/home.htm

or more direct via

http://www.nps.gov/neri/flood2001.htm

or
http://www.nps.gov/neri/flood2001_gallery.htm

There is also a Resource Assessment Team Photo Gallery

http://www.nps.gov/neri/flood2001_ratgallery1.htm

http://www.nps.gov/neri/flood2001_ratgallery2.htm

http://www.nps.gov/neri/flood2001_ratgallery3.htm

While looking at these site I suggest you check out the Cunard Access Road earth flow or debris flow, the

Elverton Slump-Flow Complex, and the Minden debris flow or hyper-concentrated flow?