Virginia Highway 18

Southern Terminus

	From VA 311 southbound. The village of Paint Bank is around the next bend.    Photo by Mapmikey, taken January 26, 2007.
	From VA 311 northbound.     Photo by Mapmikey, taken January 26, 2007.
	Beginning up VA 18 northbound. There was no reassurance shield here.     Photo by Mapmikey, taken January 26, 2007.
	Approaching VA 311 from VA 18. You can see VA 311 descending the hill in the background. VA 18 has ended here since late 1934.     Photo by Mapmikey, taken January 26, 2007.

Former Southern Terminus

	From 1933-34, VA 18 south ended at the Craig-Alleghany Line. This is looking south at the county line.     Photo by Mapmikey, taken August 30, 2008.
	This is looking north at the county line.     Photo by Mapmikey, taken August 30, 2008.

Northern Terminus

	Northbound on VA 18 at US 60-220.  This is one of the few intersections in Covington with full size modern shields.  Photo by Mapmikey, taken August 30, 2008.
	Heading south on VA 18, complete with a cutout reassurance marker.  Photo by Mapmikey, taken August 30, 2008.
	Approaching VA 18 on US 60/220 WB/NB. A VA 18 cutout with full size accompaniments.  Photo by Mapmikey, taken 5/27/06.
	At the VA 18 intersection itself heading WB. Note the US 18 error shield.  Photo by Mapmikey, taken 5/27/06.
	On US 60/US 220 EB/SB they loved the US 18 error shield so much they erected a second one!  Photo by Mapmikey, taken August 30, 2008.

Former Northern Terminus

	From 1933-35, VA 18 continued north to the West Virginia line above Monterey. This is currently where US 220 crosses into West Virginia.     Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken November 15, 2002.
	Here is the view heading into Virginia.   Photo by Mapmikey, taken January 26, 2006.

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Last Updated:  December 25, 2008

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