VA 361 to 380 
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From:  Pound (Wise County)
To:  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:  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:  Posted from US 58, not sure about the rest.
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:  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:  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:  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: 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:  Not posted.
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:  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. VA 372 #1 (1928)
From:  Dublin (Pulaski County)
To:  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 #1
VA 373 in 1928.
From:  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:  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. VA 375 #1 (1928)
Northern Virginia Community College, Annandale (Fairfax County)
Total Length:  1.13 miles  

Creation:  NVCC Annandale began in 1967. This is the 2nd VA 376.
Adjustments:  None
Posting:  Posted with a shield at VA 236, white rectangles at other entrances and internally on campus
Comment:  What sets this route apart from others in the college series is that there are small 376 rectangles at not only each entrance to NOVA, but at all the internal intersections as well.  I guess they want to make sure you know you're on VA 376.
Russ Blau notes that this route does not appear in the latest (1993) VDOT county map book.  It also has never appeared on any VDOT state maps.
Previous VA 376's: VA 376 #1:  Appears in the Oct. 1926 VDOT Route Log as Main St. in Berryville between VA 37 and VA 251 (1 block!). Back then, the road from Boyce (now SR 616) was a little east from the road toward Charlestown WV (part of US 340). I believe this was designated after April 1924 when 5.5 miles of road were designated east of Berryville to the Shenandoah River, which was briefly part of VA 325. This piece of Main St was part of VA 361 as it zig-zagged on its way from Boyce to West Virginia. Sometime in 1925 or 1926 VA 325 and VA 361 south of Berryville were renumbered as part of the insane VA 251, which left this little piece of Main St. not numbered. In August 1928 Va 376 was renumbered as VA 826. Today it is part of VA 7 Business. VA 376 appears in the CTB minutes a couple times in reference to junction with route 251 (curr VA 7 Bus) Berryville.
Lord Fairfax Community College, Middletown (Frederick County)
Total Length: 0.58 mile  

Creation: LFCC Middletown opened in 1970. This is the 2nd VA 377.
Adjustments: None
Posting: Don't recall one, but a white rectangle is possible
Comments: Is a loop off US 11. Not found in 1993 VDOT atlas, but has been in others.
Previous VA 377's: VA 377 #1: Appeared between 1924-27. Ran from VA 37 (curr VA 3) Oak Grove to Colonial Beach. VA 377 was renumbered to VA 611 in 1929. Today it is part of VA 205 and all of VA 205Y. VA 377 #1 (1928)
From:   Cochran (Brunswick County)
To:  Southside Virginia Community College, Christiana Campus (Brunswick County)
Total Length:  0.42 mile  

Creation:  SVCC opened in 1970. This may not be the only VA 378.
Adjustments:  None
Posting:  Posted with advance junction markers on VA 46, and even a reassurance marker (sans direction) on the road itself.
Comment:  From Dave: Discovered while having detoured to see I-540 on my way back from Key West. Does not appear on official state maps.
Paul D. Camp Community College, City of Franklin
Total Length:  0.22 mile  

Creation:  PDCCC appeared in 1971 or 1972. This has been the only VA 379.
Adjustments:  None
Posting:  Unknown
Comment:  Located off SR 671 near the US 58 Bypass.

 
From:  Seven Pines (Henrico County)
To:  Technology Blvd. (Henrico County)
Total Length:  0.78 mile  
ROUTE LOG
VA 156: 0 - 0
END VA 380: 0.78 - 0.78
 Creation:  Not sure - could not find any info on Va. State Police website. By number assigned may go back to early 1970's.
Adjustments:  Was shortened in mid 90's - see comments below
Posting:  Fully posted
Comments:  Appears on official state map Richmond insets since 1981. It is several roads inside the facility. I received an e-mal from Bryan Harvey:
A great portion of VA 380 was eliminated when the White Oak Technology Park was built between '97 and '98. Today it runs between VA 156 and Technology Blvd., which is a new road that was built to service the technology park. It's posted on both ends. Also, there is no State Police facility on VA 380, but rather a series of VDOT facilities (VDOT Materials Division, the Elko Area Headquarters and the Sandston Residency).

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