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Photo: VA 335 from SR 614 (photo by Mapmikey, April 26, 2007)
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| ROUTE LOG SR 614: 0 - 0 SR 613/614: 0.18 - 0.18 |
Creation: VA 335 was christened February 1959 (CTB). However it does not appear on the 1961 Accomack County Map. This is the 3rd VA 335.
Adjustments: None Posting: Posted with white rectangles at both ends. Comment: This is the only VA state hwy on the eastern shore to not touch part of US 13 or US 13 BUS. |
VA 335 1995 Accomac County | |||||
| Previous VA 335's: 1928 ROUTE LOG US 311, VA 33: 0 - 0 Bedford-Franklin Line: 21 - 21 VA 10: 21 - 42 1949 ROUTE LOG VA 6: 0 - 0 Nelson-Albermarle Line: 0.80 - 0.80 SR 617: 0.80 - 1.6 |
VA 335 #1: Created March 1924 as a 2 piece route. Ran from VA 33
(curr US 220 Bus) Rocky Mount northeast 5 miles (over CR 6) and also
from VA 10 (curr US 221-460 Bus) Bedford southwest 5 miles over CR 4.
In January 1925, both pieces received extensions: 6.4 miles toward Bedford and 6.3 miles towards Rocky Mount. In May 1926, both pieces received 8 miles each, making the route continuous from Rocky Mount to Bedford. VA 335 was renumbered as VA 204 in August 1928. Today it is part of VA 122 Bus, VA 122 (except used SR 878; SR 860/861 loops in Bunker Hill area; SRs 867, 868 and 869 in the area north of VA 24; SR 901-903 through Moneta); SR 859, and VA 40 into Rocky Mount.
VA 335 #2: Created in 1938 as a renumbering of VA 6Y #1. It was a spur from VA 6 (current SR 800/1809 jct) to Schuyler. In April 1949 (CTB), VA 335 was downgraded to SR 800 as VA 6 was rebuilt to its modern alignment and the CTB decided to downgrade VA 335 rather than extend it north.
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