VA 317 Madison Hgts to Elon 1931 Official

VA 317 extended to Pedlar Mills 1932 Amherst County

VA 317 renumbered as VA 130 1933 Official

VA 317 #2:  Served 1.52 miles of roads within the Blue Ridge Sanatorium in Charlottesville. Connected directly to VA 20 just south of I-64. This was posted in a white rectangle as "RT 317". The earliest reference I could find for this route in the CTB minutes (VA 317 never appeared on VDOT official state maps) was 1946, although the hospital was assigned 0.60 miles in the July 1932 CTB Minutes.
Initially VA 317 connected only to SR 613 and not any primary route.
In May 1946 (CTB), 0.40 miles were added to VA 317 to connect to the main infirmary.
In March 1950 (CTB), VA 317 was adjusted in a non-specific manner which I believe resulted in a small net loss in mileage.
In Oct 1953 (CTB), the stone driveway from the entrance to the nurses' home (0.32 miles) was added to VA 317.
In Jan 1971 (CTB), VA 317 was reconfigured to accomodate the I-64/VA 20 interchange. VA 317 was extended over VA 20 to the rerouted VA 20.
VA 317 was decommissioned in April 2002.

VA 317 (1946-53) 1946 Albemarle County

VA 317 prior to I-64 interchange Late 1960s map

VA 317 after I-64 interchange 1981 Albemarle County

VA 317 #3: Showed up around 2010 as a renumbering of part of VA 333. This was a puzzler. The Staunton Correctional Facility closed several years ago. This road leads to a condo development. And if it somehow rated remaining in the primary system, why not still part of VA 333? Explicitly shown on traffic logs 2010 through at least 2021. It was also explicitly on the older version of the VDOT on-line map. It disappeared from the VDOT arcgis map no later than 2018.

VA 317 in Staunton VDOT on-line map