U.S. 33 Business - Stanardsville

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U.S. 33 Business

U.S. 33 Business at the town of Stanardsville loops 2.52 miles north from U.S. 33 along Spotswood Trail. U.S. 33 bypasses the community to the south along a controlled access expressway completed in 2000.

U.S. 33 Business West
U.S. 33 Business (Spotswood Trail) advances west from SR 230 (Madison Road) north along Main Street into the Stanardsville business district.

U.S. 33 Business (Spotswood Trail) advances west from SR 230 (Madison Road) north along Main Street into the Stanardsville business district.

06/05/05

Ford Avenue (SR 1001) extends north from the Greene County Courthouse to Octonia Road (SR 637) east of Little Ledge Mountain.

Ford Avenue (SR 1001) extends north from the Greene County Courthouse to Octonia Road (SR 637) east of Little Ledge Mountain.

06/05/05

Leaving Stanardsville, U.S. 33 Business converges with U.S. 33 along the (Stanardsville Bypass) a half mile beyond SR 1006 (Reservoir Drive). U.S. 33 continues northwest to Shenandoah National Park.

Leaving Stanardsville, U.S. 33 Business converges with U.S. 33 along the (Stanardsville Bypass) a half mile beyond SR 1006 (Reservoir Drive). U.S. 33 continues northwest to Shenandoah National Park.

06/05/05

U.S. 33 Business (Spotswood Trail) returns to U.S. 33 (Stanardsville Bypass) south of Little Ledge Mountain.

U.S. 33 Business (Spotswood Trail) returns to U.S. 33 (Stanardsville Bypass) south of Little Ledge Mountain.

06/05/05

U.S. 33 Business merges with U.S. 33 westbound ahead of SR 646 (Blue Run Road). The Stanardsville Bypass opened to traffic by 2000.

U.S. 33 Business merges with U.S. 33 westbound ahead of SR 646 (Blue Run Road). The Stanardsville Bypass opened to traffic by 2000.

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