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From: US 60 EB (VA 351 does not intersect US 60 WB, only bridges over it) City of Newport News To: east of VA 169 Buckroe Beach (City of Hampton) Total Length: 8 miles
ROUTE LOG US 60: 0 - 0 VA 143: 0.25 - 0.25 HAM-NNS LINE: 1 - 1 VA 415: 3 - 4.25 VA 134: 1 - 5.25 US 258: 0.75 - 6 VA 169 NB: 1.25 - 7.25 VA 169 SB: 0.5 - 7.75 END VA 351: 0.25 - 8		Creation: Appeared between 1945-47 in its present form, as a renumbering of part of VA 168. This is the 3rd VA 351. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted Comment: Pembroke Ave. in Hampton, 39th St. in Newport News; Blown off by US 60 WB, I-64 and I-664. Also serves as I-664's frontage road for a couple miles. Adam Froehlig reports a VA 351 TRUCK is signed in Hampton: looks to follow King St, Settlers Landing Rd, and Woodland Rd. Presumably to keep trucks off the Pembroke Ave bridge over Hampton Creek.
Previous VA 351's:		VA 351 #1: Appears in my 1928 Rand McNally. Ran from Sussex north to VA 35, and from VA 35 Homerville to Waverly. In 1929, the Homerville to Waverly piece became part of VA 48. The other piece was not a numbered route. Because of this, that piece may have been labeled in error (possibly VA 351 was continuous from Sussex east to Waverly). Today this is all part of VA 40. VA 351 #2: Appeared between 1942-44 as an upgrade to Little Creek Rd. Ran from VA 337 Hampton Blvd. east to US 60 Little Creek. Between 1945-47 this was renumbered as VA 165 from Hampton Blvd. to Military Hwy and VA 168 from Military Hwy to US 60. Today it is still VA 165 to Military Hwy, but now is VA 170 from there to US 60.

From: US 421 Stone Creek To: SR 636-634 St. Charles Total Length: 2.4 miles
ROUTE LOG US 421: 0 - 0 SR 634-636: 2.4 - 2.4		Creation: Appeared between 1942-44 in its current form. This has been the only VA 352. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted; error US 352 signs have existed Comment: I have never laid eyes on this one...

Virginia Commonwealth University, City of Richmond Total Length: 0.38 mile
ROUTE LOG 8th Street: 0 - 0 END VA 353: 0.38 - 0.38		Creation: Unknown - I know of no other modern VA 353. VCU has existed in various forms for many decades. My guestimate would be created between 1942-44. This has been the only VA 353. Adjustments: Unknown Posting: Never noticed any; D. McGrann reports that VA 353 was posted in 1972! Comment: Shown on VDOT's current route log; I don't recall this in the county or city atlas books.

From: VA 3 Litwalton (Lancaster County) To: Bertrand (Lancaster County) Total Length: 13 miles
ROUTE LOG VA 3: 0 - 0 VA 201: 6 - 6 END VA 354: 7 - 13		Creation: Appeared as an upgrade to SR 622 between 1942-44. This has been the only VA 354. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted Comment: From Dave: Just off VA 354 is one of the two free VDOT-run ferries in the Northern Neck.  It carries two cars at a time, and if there's room the operator will actually go back to pick you up if you just miss the launch - at least he did for me.

Lord Fairfax Community College, Fauquier Campus Total Length: <1 mile
		Creation: Appeared as a new routing between 2001-03 in its current form. This is likely the 2nd VA 355. Adjustments: None Posting: I found white rectangles at both ends in May 2005. Comment: VA 355 is the entrance road off SR 880, which ends at a parking lot.
Previous VA 355's:		VA 355 #1?: The August 1949 CTB minutes references a route 355, and implies it is at or near the intersection of US 11 and VA 102 Tyler Ave in Radford. Was VA 355 a state route designation for Radford University? The end date for this is unknown but probably at least 25 years ago.

From: US 33 Greendale (Henrico County) To: VA 161 Lakeside (Henrico County) Total Length: 1.43 miles
ROUTE LOG US 33: 0 - 0 VA 161: 1.43 - 1.43		Creation: Appeared as a new routing between 1942-44 in its current form. This has been the only VA 356. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted Comment: Glenside Dr. from VA 161/Lakeside Ave. to US 33/Staples Mill Rd. Rand McNally shows VA 356 running west to US 250, but this has never been the case.

Southside Virginia Training Center, Petersburg Total Length: 0.93 mile
		Creation: SVTC opened at this location in 1960. This has been the only VA 357. Adjustments: None? Posting: I drove by this on June 16, 2002. It is not posted on US 1, but I saw 2 VA 357 cutouts very close to US 1, where VA 357 splits into 2 branches - each has a reassurance cutout. I drove back here in mid-April 2005 to take pics of the cutouts, but they were replaced by two new shields. There are a couple 357 rectangles within the facility, as well. Comment: Off US 460 Bus-US 1 west of Petersburg. Directly across from VA 319. The training center had been at the site of current Richard Bland College from 1943-52. Was this numbered as something else during that timeframe (VA 357? how about VA 355?)

From: US 250 Fishersville (Augusta County) To: Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center (Augusta County) Total Length: 1.12 miles
		Creation: WWRC opened in 1947. This has been the only VA 358. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted at US 250 Comment: Does not appear on VDOT official maps

From: Colonial Parkway, Jamestown (James City County) To: VA 31 Jamestown (James City County) Total Length: 0.27 mile
ROUTE LOG COLONIAL PKWY: 0 - 0 VA 31: 0.27 - 0.27		Creation: The first map to label VA 359 is the 1962 issue (The 1961 map shows a road but it is not numbered). This has been the only VA 359. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted; error US 359 signs existed in the late 80's - probably fixed by now. Comment: Very short connector from VA 31 to Colonial Parkway.

From: US 58-360 & VA 293 City of Danville To: US 360 & VA 344 Halifax County Total Length: 41 miles
ROUTE LOG US 58 Bus, US 360, VA 293 SB: 0 - 0 VA 293 NB: 0.5 - 0.5 US 29: 1.25 - 1.75 PT-DAN LINE: 0 - 1.75 HX-PT LINE: 18 - 19.75 VA 57: 12 - 31.75 VA 349: 4 - 35.75 US 501 SB: 0.25 - 36 US 501 NB: 0.25 - 36.25 US 360, VA 344: 5 - 41.25		Creation: Appeared as a renumbering of US 360 in 1984. Ran as it does today. This has been the only VA 360. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted, except from US 360 WB in Halifax County Comment: VA 360 is a two-lane road which was part of US 360 until 1984.  At that time US 360 was routed along the more direct route of VA 304 to join with US 58 to Danville.  Some genius at VDOT apparently thought it would a good idea to have parallel roads with the same number less than 10 miles apart. Here's how VDOT handles the signage, according to Evan Jones: Anyway, about the mysterious route 360 in the southside... I've traveled to Danville quite often from my home in Manassas and took this route as an alternate to all the traffic lights in C-Ville and Lynchburg on U.S. 29. The first time I took this route, I was kind of curious about the signage for VA 360 from U.S. 360 when I approached South Boston. Guess what? If you're traveling west on U.S. 360, there's absolutly no sign for VA 360! About 8 miles from South Boston, there's a traffic light with an Exxon which according to maps is the eastern end of VA 360.  There's only a directional sign for Halifax and that's it. If you're from out of state and don't really know the routes, VDOT prevents any confusion by pretending the road doesn't exist! U.S. 360 then moves along, joining up with U.S. 58 into Danville. U.S. 360 appears to end at traffic light intersection with VA 293, which used to be U.S. 29 business. (This is also the western end of VA 360, but no signs there, too!) In my opinion, VA 360 would be better numbered as any of the following: VA 344 ext, VA 92 ext, VA 41 ext, VA 86 ext, VA 413 ext, VA 51 ext, or even VA 12 (which it once was). I got to drive VA 360 myself in late March 2003. The western third is one 35 mph curve after another, and the eastern reach of Danville creeps out quite a ways. Around Halifax, though, is much better driving.
Previous VA 360's:		VA 360Y: Appears on the 1961 Essex County Map. At the US 17-360 split at Brays Fork the sw triangle leg is shown as VA 360Y. I cannot say when this was created except it was after 1934. It likely lasted until all approaches to the intersection were 4-laned, which occurred around 1994.

Red Onion State Prison, Pound (Wise County) Total Length: 2.75 miles
ROUTE LOG VA 83: 0 - 0 WI-DK LINE: 1.88 - 1.88 END VA 361: 0.87 - 2.75		Creation: Red Onion opened in August 1998. This is at least the 3rd VA 361. Adjustments: None Posting: Rush Wickes reports VA 361 is posted at VA 83 but nowhere else. Comments: Appears on VDOT Officials '98-present on both sides of VA 83 near Pound
Previous VA 361's:		VA 361 #1: Appeared in 1923. Ran from VA 36 (curr SR 723) Millwood north to Berryville and on to then-WV 50. VA 361 was swallowed by US 340 in 1929 (although I have one map that shows this renumbered as VA 378 in 1928). Today it is most of VA 255 and the northernmost 8 miles of US 340. VA 361 #2: Mentioned as the route assigned to UVA-Eastern Shore (west of Chincoteague) in the 1966 CTB Minutes. I haven't found any info on how long this lasted....

From: US 58 near Volney (Grayson County) To: Grayson Highlands State Park (Grayson County) Total Length: 8.87 miles
		Creation: Appeared on VDOT Officials in 1976. The 1975 issue showed this as SR 877. This has been the only VA 362. Adjustments: None Posting: Don't know, but I bet it is, since most SW Virginia 3xx routes are well posted. Comment: The park opened in 1965 (originally named Mt. Rogers State Park).

Blue Ridge Community College, Weyers Cave (Augusta County) Total Length: 0.14 mile
ROUTE LOG US 11: 0 - 0 END VA 363: 0.14 - 0.14		Creation: BRCC opened in 1967. This has been the only VA 363. Adjustments: VA 363 has formed a loop off US 11 in recent years. Posting: A shield in each direction on US 11 at the original entrance Comment: Located just south of the US 11-VA 256 jct

From: US 58 near Clarksville (Mecklenburg County) To: Oconeechee State Park (Mecklenburg County) Total Length: 6.02 miles
		Creation: Oconeechee State Park opened between 1968-70. This has been the only VA 364. Adjustments: None Posting: Shields exist on US 58. Comment: Shown as an implied state highway on Official Maps since 1977.

From: US 11 Wytheville (Wythe County) To: Wytheville Community College (Wythe County) Total Length: 0.57 mile
ROUTE LOG US 11: 0 - 0 END VA 365: 0.57 - 0.57		Creation: WCC opened in 1965. This is the only VA 365. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted Comment: Located east of downtown near I-77/81

From: US 1-301 Chester (Chesterfield County) To: John Tyler Community College (Chesterfield County) Total Length: 0.67 mile
		Creation: JTCC opened between 1968-70. This has been the only VA 366. Adjustments: None Posting: Used to have a white rectangle, but was removed when US 1-301 was widened there in the last couple years. Comment: Appears on Official Map Insets since 1988.

From: VA 135 City of Suffolk To: Tidewater Community College (Frederick Campus) City of Suffolk Total Length: 4.03 miles
		Creation: This campus opened in the fall of 1968. This has been the only VA 367. Adjustments: May have been shortened by the I-664 VA 135 exit. Posting: Unsure Comment: VA 367 starts where VA 135 ends. Before I-664, there was a 367 shield, but I think it was where the exit was built. The exit is signed only for VA 135.

Central Virginia Community College, City of Lynchburg Total Length: 1.24 miles
		Creation: CVCC opened in August 1968. This has been the only VA 368. Adjustments: None Posting: None Comment: Previously believed to be inactive, as VA 368 is not on recent VDOT county/city atlases. However, the VDOT route log lists it as active.

Southwest Virginia Community College, Claypool Hill (Russell and Tazewell Counties) Total Length: 1.37 miles
		Creation: SWCC opened in 1968. This has been the only VA 369. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted Comment: Basic loop off US 19. Another college series route that crosses a county line.

Natural Tunnel State Park, Clinchport (Scott County) Total Length: 0.84 mile
		Creation: The state park opened in 1971. Previously this was under private ownership. This has been the only VA 370. Adjustments: None Posting: Dave reports in June 2002 that this is not posted. Comment: The railroad through the tunnel has been there since 1890. VA 370 is reached off of SR 871 (old US 23-58-421)

Patrick Henry Community College, Martinsville (Henry County) Total Length: 0.94 mile
		Creation: PHCC became part of the Virginia Community College System in 1971. From 1962-71 it had been a two-year branch of the University of Virginia’s School of General Studies. This is the 2nd VA 371. Adjustments: None Posting: Unknown Comment: located off SR 714, near the VA 108-174 jct. Appears in VDOT official map insets since 1994.
Previous VA 371's:		VA 371 #1: Appeared in 1923. Ran from VA 37 (curr VA 3) Templemen Crossroads to Reedville via Callao. In 1929, VA 371 was renumbered as VA 607. Today, it is all of VA 202 and from Callao to Reedville is part of US 360.

From: VA 140 Abingdon (Washington County) To: Virginia Highlands Community College (Washington County) Total Length: 0.73 mile
		Creation: VHCC opened in summer 1970. This is the 2nd VA 372. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted Comment: Located right at the VA 140 jct with US 11-19.
Previous VA 372's:		VA 372 #1: Appeared in 1923. Ran from VA 37 (curr VA 3) Wakefield to George Washington's Birthplace. VA 372 was renumbered to VA 610 in 1929. Today it is VA 204.

New River Community College, Dublin (Pulaski County) Total Length: 0.93 mile
		Creation: NRCC opened in 1971 or 1972. This is the 2nd VA 373. Adjustments: None Posting: Per Chris E, posted at VA 100 but not at US 11 Comment: Located off VA 100 just north of US 11.
Previous VA 373's:		VA 373 #1: Appeared in 1923. Ran from VA 33 (curr US 11) Strasburg to VA 37 (curr US 340-522) Riverton. In 1929, this became part of VA 55. VA 373 in 1928.

From: VA 33 Glenns (Gloucester County) To: Rappahannock Community College (Gloucester County) Total Length: 0.14 mile
ROUTE LOG VA 33: 0 - 0 END VA 374: 0.14 - 0.14		Creation: RCC opened its Glenns campus in 1971 or 1972. This is the 2nd VA 374. Adjustments: None Posting: Fully posted Comment: RCC is located 1/2 mile west of US 17. Does not appear on official state maps.
Previous VA 374's:		VA 374 #1: Appeared in 1923. Ran from VA 32 (curr US 15) Orange to VA 37 (curr VA 3) Wilderness. In 1929, VA 374 was renumbered as VA 702. Today it is part of VA 20.

From: VA 3 at the Rapidan River (Orange County) To: Germanna Community College (Locust Grove Campus), Orange County Total Length: 0.33 mile
		Creation: GCC opened in 1970. This is the 2nd VA 375. Adjustments: None Posting: White rectangle at VA 3 only Comment: While known as the Locust Grove Campus, it is much closer to Wilderness (3 miles) than Locust Grove (7 miles)
Previous VA 375's:		VA 375 #1: Appeared between 1924-27. Ran from VA 37 (curr VA 3) King George to Dahlgren in a not-direct fashion. In 1929 VA 375 became VA 612. Today it is VA 206 and SR's 624-618.

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