U.S. 340

U.S. 340 begins at U.S. 11 north of Greenville in Virginia. Following the South Fork of the Shenandoah River between Stuarts Draft and Front Royal, U.S. 522 connects Waynesboro, Elkton, Shenandoah and Luray. Northeast from Front Royal, U.S. 340 heads to Berryville, then crosses into West Virginia and Maryland at Harpers Ferry en route to Frederick.

North

U.S. 340 commences northbound from U.S. 11 north of Greenville near I-64-81 at Exit 213. From here, U.S. 340 parallels the south fork of the Shenandoah River, while U.S. 11 parallels the north fork of the Shenandoah River.

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North

A diamond interchange links U.S. 340 (Buckmarsh Street) and SR 7 (Berryville Pike) on the north side of Berryville. SR 7 follows a freeway bypass around Berryville between Winchester and Bluemont.

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Approaching Summit Point Road (SR 611) on U.S. 340 northbound.

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U.S. 340 north at Oakland Lane near the West Virginia state line. U.S. 340 reduces to two lanes at Shepherds Mill Road.

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South

U.S. 340 (Stuarts Draft Highway) passes through Elkton and Waynesboro en route to U.S. 11.

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U.S. 11 (Lee Jackson Memorial Highway) crosses paths with I-64/81 at Exit 213 adjacent to the south end of U.S. 340. U.S. 11 parallels the I-81 corridor throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia.

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Traffic to Lexington and Roanoke via I-64/81 south is directed northward via U.S. 11 to the adjacent exchange. U.S. 11 also continues to Lexington via Greenville and Steeles Tavern. All three routes lead north to the independent city of Staunton.

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U.S. 340 ends at U.S. 11 across from Pilot Truck Drive. U.S. 11 widens through the adjacent parclo interchange with I-81 but otherwise carries just two lanes.

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