List of U.S. Highways in Virginia

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United States Numbered Highway System

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List of U.S. Highways in Virginia
U.S. Highways in Virginia highlighted in red
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NotesOutside cities, some towns, and two counties, every road is state-maintained. These roads are split into Primary and Secondary State Routes, and receive different levels of funding. Inside cities, most Primary State Routes are locally maintained.
Highway names
Interstates Interstate X (I-X)
US Highways U.S. Route X (US X)
State State Route X (SR X) or Virginia Route X (VA X)
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United States Numbered Highways in the state of Virginia are numbered by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) and maintained by the Virginia Department of Transportation as part of the system of state highways. In Virginia, U.S. Highways are treated, for funding purposes, as identical to primary state highways and receive more funding than secondary state routes.

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Mainline highways

NumberLength (mi)Length (km)Southern or western terminusNorthern or eastern terminusFormedRemovedNotes
US 1.svg US 1 196.55316.32 US 1 at the North Carolina state line US 1 at the District of Columbia line01926-01-011926current
US 11.svg US 11 339.41546.23 US 11E & US 11W in Bristol US 11 at the West Virginia state line01926-01-011926currentUS 11 is split into US 11E and US 11W from the Tennessee state line to Bristol
US 11E.svg US 11E 0.580.93 US 11E at the Tennessee state line US 11 in Bristol 01929-01-011929current
US 11W.svg US 11W 1.121.80 US 11W at the Tennessee state line US 11 in Bristol 01929-01-011929current
US 13.svg US 13 129.06207.70 US 13 at the North Carolina state line US 13 at the Maryland state line01926-01-011926current
US 15.svg US 15 230.37370.74 US 15 at the North Carolina state line US 15 at the Maryland state line01926-01-011926current
US 17.svg US 17 255.83411.72 US 17 at the North Carolina state line US 11/US 50/US 522 in Winchester 01926-01-011926currentPreviously had a spur route: US 17-1 (1926–early 1930s)
US 19.svg US 19 88.89143.05 US 19 at the Tennessee state line US 19 at the West Virginia state line01933-01-011933current
US 21.svg US 21 34.9956.31 US 21 at the North Carolina state line I-81/US 52 in Wytheville 01926-01-011926current
US 23.svg US 23 60.8097.85 US 23 at the Tennessee state line US 23 at the Kentucky state line01931-01-011931current
US 25E.svg US 25E 0.81.3 US 25E TN 32 TN State Line US 25E KY State Line01926-01-01192601996-01-011996Rerouted through Cumberland Gap Tunnel Now US 58
US 29.svg US 29 248.00399.12 US 29 at the North Carolina state line US 29 at the District of Columbia line01931-01-011931current
US 33.svg US 33 135.60218.23 US 33 at the West Virginia state line SR 33 in Richmond 01938-01-011938current
US 48.svg US 48 14.2622.95 US 48 at the West Virginia state line I-81 & SR 55 in Strasburg 02002-01-012002currentSignage not Posted until 2017
US 50.svg US 50 86.00138.40 US 50 at the West Virginia state line US 50 at the District of Columbia line01926-01-011926current
US 52.svg US 52 85.00136.79 US 52 at the North Carolina state line US 52 at the West Virginia state line01935-01-011935current
US 58.svg US 58 507.40816.58 US 58 TN 383 at the Tennessee state line US 60 in Virginia Beach 01932-01-011932current
US 60.svg US 60 302.69487.13 US 60 at the West Virginia state line5th Street in Virginia Beach 01926-01-011926current
US 117 (1926).svg US 117 01926-01-01192601933-01-011933Replaced by US 158
US 121 (1926).svg US 121 01926-01-01192601935-01-011935Replaced by US 52
US 121.svg US 121 61.7199.31 US 23 in Pound US 121 at the West Virginia state lineproposedUnder construction
US 158 (1926).svg US 158 01932-01-01193201940-01-011940Re Routed into North Carolina
US 170 (1926).svg US 170 01926-01-01192601931-01-011931Replaced by US 29
US 211.svg US 211 59.0995.10 I‑81/SR 211 in New Market US 15 Bus./US 29 Bus./US 211 Bus. in Warrenton 01926-01-011926current
US 219.svg US 219 1.302.09 US 460 in Rich Creek US 219 at the West Virginia state line01934-01-011934current
US 220.svg US 220 185.96299.27 US 220 at the North Carolina state line US 220 at the West Virginia state line01934-01-011934current
US 221.svg US 221 149.61240.77 US 221 at the North Carolina state line US 29 Bus./US 460 Bus./US 501 Bus. in Lynchburg 01932-01-011932current
US 250.svg US 250 166.74268.34 US 250 at the West Virginia state line US 360 in Richmond 01935-01-011935current
US 258.svg US 258 68.17109.71 US 258 at the North Carolina state line SR 143 at Fort Monroe in Hampton 01940-01-011940current
US 301.svg US 301 142.70229.65 US 301 at the North Carolina state line US 301 at the Maryland state line01932-01-011932current
US 311 (1926).svg US 311 01926-01-01192601934-01-011934Truncated into North Carolina
US 311.svg US 311 7.5012.07 US 311 at the North Carolina state line US 58 Bus. in Bachelors Hall 02012-01-012012 [1] current
US 321 (1926).svg US 321 01930-01-01193001933-01-011933Replaced by US 421
US 340.svg US 340 122.03196.39 US 11 north of Greenville US 340 at the West Virginia state line01926-01-011926currentSouthern segment
US 340.svg US 340 0.570.92 US 340 at the West Virginia state line US 340 at the Maryland state line01926-01-011926currentNorthern segment
US 360.svg US 360 225.31362.60 US 58 Bus./SR 293/SR 360 in Danville SR 644 in Reedville 01933-01-011933current
US 401 (1926).svg US 401 3150 Clarksville,Virginia South Hill,Virginia 01927-01-01192701931-01-011931Replaced by US 58
US 411 (1926).svg US 411 110180 U.S. Route 25E in Cumberland Gap Bristol Virginia 01926-01-01192601932-01-011932Replaced by US 58
US 421 (1926).svg US 421 01932-01-01193201933-01-011933Truncated into Tennessee
US 421.svg US 421 69.23111.41 US 421 at the Tennessee state line US 421 at the Kentucky state line01950-01-011950current
US 460.svg US 460 79.59128.09 US 460 at the Kentucky state line US 460 at the West Virginia state line01947-01-011947currentWestern segment
US 460.svg US 460 326.84526.00 US 460 at the West Virginia state line US 60 in Norfolk 01933-01-011933currentEastern segment
US 501.svg US 501 111.42179.31 US 501 at the North Carolina state line US 60 in Buena Vista 01926-01-011926current
US 511 (1926).svg US 511 01926-01-01192601929-01-011929Replaced by US 11E
US 522.svg US 522 159.65256.93 US 60/SR 1002 west of Powhatan US 522 at the West Virginia state line01944-01-011944current
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Special routes

NumberLength (mi)Length (km)Southern or western terminusNorthern or eastern terminusFormedRemovedNotes
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US 1.svg US 1 Bus.
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US 11.svg US 11 Bus.
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US 11.svg US 11 Bus.
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US 11.svg US 11 Alt.
Salem Roanoke
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US 15.svg US 15 Bus.
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US 15.svg US 15 Bus.
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US 17.svg US 17 Bus.
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US 17.svg US 17 Bus.
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US 17.svg US 17 Bus.
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US 17.svg US 17 Bus.
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US 19.svg US 19 Bus.
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US 19.svg US 19 Bus.
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US 23.svg US 23 Bus.
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US 23.svg US 23 Bus.
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US 29.svg US 29 Bus.
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US 33.svg US 33 Bus.
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US 58.svg US 58 Bus.
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NorfolkUS 60 in Virginia Beach
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US 58.svg US 58 Alt.
Jonesville Abingdon
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US 211.svg US 211 Bus.
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US 501.svg US 501 Bus.
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US 522.svg US 522 Bus.
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References

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