State highways serving Virginia state institutions

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Virginia state highways
edit Primary - Secondary - History Renumberings: 1928 - 1933 - 1940

In the U.S. state of Virginia, the Virginia Department of Transportation maintains a number of driveways for state institutions, such as colleges, correctional facilities, and state police headquarters, that meet state standards, as primary highways. They are assigned standard primary route numbers between 1 and 599, predominantly in the 300's.

Contents 1 Colleges 2 Parks 3 Hospitals, learning centers, and correctional facilities 4 State police headquarters 5 Other facilities 6 References

[edit] Colleges

• Blue Ridge Community College: State Route 363
• Central Virginia Community College: State Route 368
• Clinch Valley College: State Route 382
• College of William and Mary: State Route 321
  • Taken over in the mid-1930s
• Dabney S. Lancaster Community College: State Route 384
• Danville Community College: State Route 398
• Eastern Shore Community College, Melfa Campus: State Route 389
• George Mason University: State Route 383
• Germanna Community College: State Route 375
• J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College, Western Campus: State Route 396
• James Madison University: State Route 331
  • Taken over in 1932
• John Tyler Community College: State Route 366
• Longwood University: State Route 328
  • Taken over in 1958^[1]
• Lord Fairfax Community College: State Route 355, State Route 377
• Mary Washington College: former State Route 330
  • Taken over in 1932, removed in 1980^[2]
• Mountain Empire Community College: State Route 387
• New River Community College: State Route 373
• Northern Virginia Community College, Annandale Campus: State Route 376
• Northern Virginia Community College, Loudoun Campus: State Route 391
• Northern Virginia Community College, Manassas Campus: State Route 393
• Northern Virginia Community College, Woodbridge Campus: State Route 394
• Patrick Henry Community College: State Route 371
• Paul D. Camp Community College: State Route 379
• Piedmont Virginia Community College: State Route 388
• Rappahannock Community College, South Campus: State Route 374
• Richard Bland College: State Route 345
• Southside Virginia Community College, Christiana Campus: State Route 378
• Southside Virginia Community College, John H. Daniel Campus: State Route 385
• Southwest Virginia Community College: State Route 369
• Tidewater Community College, Portsmouth Campus: State Route 367
• Tidewater Community College, Virginia Beach Campus: State Route 350

• Virginia Commonwealth University Medical College Campus: State Route 353
• University of Virginia: State Route 302
  • Taken over in 1932
• University of Virginia, Eastern Shore Branch: former State Route 361
  • Taken over in 1966,^[3] removed in 1980^[4]
• Virginia Highlands Community College: State Route 372
• Virginia Military Institute: State Route 303
  • Taken over in 1932
• Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University: State Route 314
  • Taken over in 1932
• Virginia State University: State Route 327
  • Taken over in 1932
• Wytheville Community College: state Route 365

[edit] Parks

• Fairy Stone State Park: State Route 346
• Jamestown Festival Park: State Route 359
  • Taken over in 1959^[5]
• First Landing State Park: State Route 343
• Grayson Highlands State Park: State Route 362
• Hungry Mother State Park: State Route 348
• Natural Tunnel State Park: State Route 370
• New Market Battlefield State Historical Park: State Route 305
  • Taken over in 1968^[6]
• Occoneechee State Park: State Route 364
• R. E. Lee Memorial Park and Virginia Museum of Fine Arts: State Route 315
  • Taken over in 1946^[7]
• Staunton River State Park: State Route 344
• Westmoreland State Park: State Route 347

[edit] Hospitals, learning centers, and correctional facilities

• Barrett Learning Center: State Route 325
  • Taken over in 1932
• Beaumont Learning Center: State Route 313
  • Taken over in 1932
• Blue Ridge Sanatorium: former State Route 317
  • Taken over in 1932, removed in 2002
• Bon Air Learning Center: State Route 324
  • Taken over in 1932
• Catawba Hospital: State Route 320
  • Taken over in 1932
• Central State Hospital: State Route 319
  • Taken over in 1932
• Eastern State Hospital: State Route 322
  • Taken over in 1932
• Greensville Correctional Center: State Route 397
• Hanover Learning Center: State Route 326
  • Taken over in 1932
• James River Correctional Center: State Route 310
  • Taken over in 1991^[8]
• Keen Mountain Correctional Center: State Route 330
• Lynchburg Training School and Hospital: State Route 334
  • Taken over in 1932
• Mecklenburg Correctional Center: State Route 386
• Piedmont Geriatric Hospital: State Route 323
  • Taken over in 1932
• Red Onion State Prison: State Route 361
• Southampton Correctional Center: State Route 308
• Southside Virginia Training Center: State Route 357
• Southwestern State Hospital: State Route 217
• Southwestern Virginia Training Center: State Route 392
• Staunton Correctional Center: State Route 333
  • Taken over in 1932
• Tidewater Research and Continuing Education Center: State Route 390
• Virginia Correctional Center for Women: State Route 329
  • Taken over in 1932^[9]
• Virginia School for Colored Deaf and Blind Children: former State Route 328
  • Taken over in 1932
• Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind: former State Route 310
  • Taken over in 1932
• Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center: State Route 358
  • taken over in 1949^[10]

[edit] State police headquarters

• State Police and Radio Station, Appomattox County: State Route 341
• State Police and Radio Headquarters, Chesterfield County: State Route 339
  • Taken over in 1939^[11]
• State Police and Radio Station, Culpeper County: State Route 342
• State Police Headquarters, Wythe County: State Route 336
  • Taken over in 1960^[12]

[edit] Other facilities

• Capitol Square: State Route 318
  • Taken over in 1932
• Eastern Shore Experimental Station: State Route 335
• Elko Tract: State Route 380
• Hampton Roads Agricultural Experimental Station: State Route 332
  • Taken over in 1932
• Science Museum of Virginia: State Route 399

[edit] References

1. ^ Minutes of Meeting of the State Highway Commission of Virginia, Held in Lexington October 23, 1958PDF, page 10
2. ^ Minutes of Meeting of State Highway and Transportation Commission, Richmond, Virginia, December 18, 1980PDF, page 14
3. ^ Minutes of Meeting of State Highway Commission, Richmond, Virginia, July 21, 1966PDF, page 27
4. ^ Minutes of Meeting of State Highway and Transportation Commission, Richmond, Virginia, December 18, 1980PDF, page 13
5. ^ Minutes of Meeting of the State Highway Commission of Virginia, Held in Richmond January 8, 1959PDF, page 19
6. ^ Minutes of Meeting of State Highway Commission, Richmond, Virginia, June 27, 1968PDF, page 47
7. ^ Minutes of the Meeting of the State Highway Commission of Virginia, Held in Roanoke May 2 and Richmond May 3, 1946PDF, page 7
8. ^ Minutes of Meeting of the Commonwealth Transportation Board, Richmond, Virginia, April 18, 1991PDF, pages 5-6
9. ^ Minutes of the Meeting of the State Highway Commission of Virginia, Held in Richmond, November 10, 1932PDF, page 6
10. ^ Minutes of the Meeting of the State Highway Commission of Virginia, Held in Richmond, March 29, 1949PDF, page 23
11. ^ Minutes of the Meeting of the State Highway Commission of Virginia, Held in Richmond December 19, 1939PDF, page 1
12. ^ Minutes of the Meeting of the State Highway Commission of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, August 18, 1960PDF, page 37

• Virginia Route IndexPDF (239 KiB), revised July 1, 2003
• Minutes of the Meeting of the State Highway Commission of Virginia, Held in Marion, Roanoke and Richmond, July 27, 28, and 29, 1932PDF, page 27