Virginia State Route 16 - Major Intersections

Major Intersections

County Location Mile

 km Destinations Notes
Grayson
 Grassy Creek 0.00 0.00 NC 16 south – Wilkesboro Southern terminus; North Carolina state line
Mouth of Wilson 4.06 6.53 US 58 east (Wilson Highway) – Independence South end of US 58 concurrency
Volney 8.05 12.96 US 58 west (Highlands Parkway) – Damascus North end of US 58 concurrency
Smyth
 Marion 31.15 50.13 I-81 – Bristol, Roanoke Diamond interchange; exit 45 on I-81
32.20 51.82 SR 217 (State Street) Access to Southwestern State Hospital
32.88 52.92 US 11 south (East Main Street) – Abingdon South end of US 11 concurrency
34.07 54.83 US 11 north (North Main Street) – Wytheville North end of US 11 concurrency
Hungry Mother State Park 37.86 60.93 SR 348 (Hungry Mother Drive) Park access
Ridgedale 47.29 76.11 SR 42 south (Blue Grass Trail) – Broadford South end of SR 42 concurrency
47.61 76.62 SR 42 north (Old Wilderness Road) – Bland North end of SR 42 concurrency
Tazewell
 Frog Level 63.63 102.40
US 19 Bus. south / US 460 Bus. west (Crab Orchard Road) – Pisgah		 South end of US 19 Bus. / US 460 Bus. concurrency
Tazewell 65.38 105.22
VA 16 ALT north (Fairground Road)
66.63 107.23
US 19 Bus. north / US 460 Bus. east (West Main Street)		 North end of US 19 Bus. / US 460 Bus. concurrency
67.46 108.57 US 19 / US 460 (The Governor George C. Peery Highway) – Claypool Hill, Bluefield Diamond interchange
67.90 109.27 SR 61 east (East Riverside Drive) – Narrows
69.20 111.37
VA 16 ALT south (Fairground Road)
Bishop 77.58 124.85 WV 16 north – Welch Northern terminus; West Virginia state line
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
  • Concurrency terminus
  • Closed/Former
  • HOV
  • Incomplete access
  • ETC only
  • Unopened

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