U.S. Highway 220

U.S. Highway 220 Cutouts

Clifton Forge

	Westbound US 60-220 Bus at 1st St in Western Clifton Forge. Still there as of July 2009 GMSV. Photo by Mapmikey, taken March 14, 2008
	Eastbound US 60-220 Bus at 4th St in Western Clifton Forge. The I-64 shield is gone but the cutouts are still there as of July 2009 GMSV. Photo by Michael Summa, 2000. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net
	Westbound US 60 and US 220 Business after C St in downtown Clifton Forge. Still standing in July 2009 GMSV. Photo by HB Elkins, summer 2004. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Westbound US 60 and US 220 Business at VA 188 in downtown Clifton Forge. Still standing in July 2009 GMSV although this is now the view of US 60 TRUCK. Photo by HB Elkins, summer 2004. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Westbound US 60 and US 220 Business just after VA 188 in downtown Clifton Forge. Still standing in July 2009 GMSV although this is now the view of US 60 TRUCK. Photo by HB Elkins, summer 2004. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Westbound US 60 and US 220 Business (now US 60 TRUCK) turning from Keswick St to Roxbury St in Clifton Forge. Still standing in July 2009 GMSV. Photo by HB Elkins, summer 2004. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Westbound US 60 and US 220 Business coming back together after one-way splits through downtown Clifton Forge. Still standing in July 2009 GMSV although the I-64 shields have been replaced. This is now the view of US 60 TRUCK. Photo by HB Elkins, summer 2004. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Northbound US 220 Business joining US 60 in Clifton Forge.Still standing in July 2009 GMSV. Photo by Michael Summa, 1997. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Eastbound US 60 and US 220 Business about to part ways. One route thinks it's much bigger than the other. Still standing in July 2009 GMSV. Photo by Shawn DeCasri, taken May 6, 2000. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Westbound US 60 approaching US 220 Business in Clifton Forge. Still standing in July 2009 GMSV. Photo by HB Elkins, summer 2004. Courtesy Gribblenation.com

Covington

	This is at SR 687 (old VA 268) just north of Covington. These were still up in June 2009 GMSV. Photo by Mapmikey, taken August 30, 2008.
	Southbound US 220 at Princeton Dr near the NCL Covington. Photo by Mapmikey, taken January 11, 2010.
	From Chestnut St. These were still up in May 2009 GMSV. Photo by Michael Summa, 1997. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Southbound US 220 at Pine St. This was still up in June 2009 GMSV. Photo by Mapmikey, taken August 30, 2008.
	Northbound US 220 at Fir St. This was still up in June 2009 GMSV. Photo by Mapmikey, taken January 11, 2010.
	Northbound US 220 at Fudge St in Covington. Still standing in June 2009 GMSV. Photo by Michael Summa, 2000. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net
	northbound US 220 at Beech St. These were still up in May 2009 GMSV. Photo by Michael Summa, 1997. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Eastbound US 60 at unposted VA 154. There is a 'NORTH' banner missing. These were still up in May 2009 GMSV. Photo by HB Elkins, summer 2004. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Eastbound Chestnut St at US 60. The US 220 shields should both have TO banners. Photo by Mapmikey, taken January 11, 2010.
	Eastbound US 60 approaching the start of its US 220 duplex in Covington. These were still up in May 2009 GMSV although the US 60 cutout is now underneath the US 220 cutouts. Photo by HB Elkins, summer 2004. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Eastbound US 60 at the start of its US 220 duplex in Covington. These were replaced by different cutouts by summer 2004 (see next photo). Photo by Michael Summa, 1990. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Eastbound US 60 at the start of its US 220 duplex in Covington. These were installed in between 1990-2004, replacing different cutouts (see photo above). Photo by HB Elkins, summer 2004. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	I believe this is US 60-220 just after they join. Still present on June 2009 GMSV although the I-64 shield has been replaced since 2004 (this set is visible in the photo above). Photo by Adam Prince, taken December 26, 2000. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Northbound VA 154 at Chesnut St in Covington. There is supposed to be a right arrow. Status unknown. Photo by Michael Summa, 2003. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net
	Eastbound US 60-220 at VA 18in Covington. Replaced by 1995 with US 18 error shields which still stand. The cutouts visible on westbound US 60-220 were also replaced by 1995. Photo by Michael Summa, 1992. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net
	Northbound VA 18 ending at US 60-220 in Covington. Replaced by 1995. Photo by Michael Summa, 1992. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net

Highland County

	At SR 635 north of Monterey. Status unknown. Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 4, 2008.
	At the southern SR 632 intersection north of Monterey. Status unknown. Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 4, 2008.

Roanoke

	Southbound US 11-220 Bus-220 and VA 116 at Wells/Kimball Aves in central Roanoke. Gone in early 1990s. A couple of these looked embossed. Photo by Michael Summa, 1991. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	EB Wells at US 11-220 (also US 221 and VA 116) Williamson Rd. Removed in nearly 1990s. Photo by Michael Summa, 1991. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net
	Northbound US 11-220 Bus-220 and VA 116 just after Campbell Ave in central Roanoke. Gone in early 1990s. US 11 shield is missing. Photo by Michael Summa, 1991. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net
	Northbound US 221 moving from Brandon Ave to Main St in Roanoke. Gone in early 1990s. Photo by Michael Summa, 1991. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Westbound Elm leaving Jefferson. Technically US 221 SB hadn't run this way in decades although NB did. Replaced not long after. Photo by Michael Summa, 1991. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net
	Northbound US 11 somewhere along Brandon Ave. Replaced not long after. Photo by Michael Summa, 1991. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net
	Northbound US 220 Business at Wonju St. Gone in early 1990s. Photo by Michael Summa, 1991. Courtesy Gribblenation.com
	Northbound Jefferson Ave at Walnut St. This used to be the US 220-VA 116 split. Look carefully to the left and you can see a VA 116 cutout as well. Gone in early 1990s. Photo by Michael Summa, 1990. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net
	Southbound I-81/US 220 leaving VA 115. Don't believe this made it through the 1990s. Photo by Michael Summa, 1992. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net
	Northbound US 221 Brambleton Ave. approaching its turn onto Brandon Ave. Replaced not long after (you can see new non-cutouts at the intersection itself). Photo by Michael Summa, 1991. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net

Rocky Mount

SB SR 919 Grassy Hill Rd (old US 220) at US 220 Business in northern Rocky Mount. This is now a signalized intersection. Removed in nearly 1990s. Photo by Michael Summa, 1992. Courtesy Millenniumhwy.net

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Last Updated: March 15, 2014